Business Management Studies

For getting know about the XAT Score by which you get admitted to ICFAI Business School Ahmedabad. You have to check the previous year data and analyse the current situation to know approximate score to secured admission.

Bharati Vidyapeeth Pune MBA average package data 2024 is not released. However, as per BVDU Pune NIRF report 2024, the median package offered during PG 2-year (including MBA course) placements over the past three years are presented below:

Some of them are listed below:

For Mithibai College Business Management admission, candidates must have passed BCom/ BAF/ BMS/ BBI/ BIM /BFM from a recognised university with a minimum 45% aggregate.

The fee for the MBA IB programme at BAMU Aurangabad is INR 20,482.

Dr. D.Y. Patil Institute of Master of Business Administration (DYPIMBA), has a good placement rate Placement rates. Every year about 80% to 90% students get placed.

 Highest salary package (2023): INR 10.50 LPA

Average salary package (2023): INR 4.18 LPA 

Top recruiting companies:

• C G marketing
• ICICI Securities
• ICICI
• Deccan Honda
• Reliance
• just dial
• Axis Bank
• Infosys
• Dish TV
• Angel Broking

Included: lowest salary package: 1.8LPA

99% student placed in the marketing sector in 2023.

The overall average package for the MBA placements 2025 stood at INR 11.10 LPA. Earlier, the average salary offered to the 2024 batch was INR 11.22 LPA and in 2023, it stood at INR 13 LPA. Take a look at the below table depicting the Institute of Management Nirma University MBA average package trends:

Jain University accepts several nationa-level entrance exams, including CAT. In 2024, for MBA in Business Analytics, the CAT cutoff percentile required was 50 for the students belonging to the General AI quota. This cutoff percentile is for the CMS Business School. The cutoff percentile vary for different courses and exams. 

The below table mentions IEM Kolkata MBA fee details:

According to external sources, the majority of IMNU alumni are recruited in the Business Development sector (18%), followed by Sales (11%) and Education (11%). The pie chart below illustrates the sector-wise bifurcation of alumni:

NOTE: The category ‘Others’ includes Engineering, Programme & Project Management, Product Management, Support and Community & Social Services.