Colleges in Jharkhand

Yes, international opportunities into summer's internship have been offered over years as well as student exchange programme is offered. XLRI is more recommended for international internship.

Aggregate is calculated with 4 subjects at +2 level including the compulsory subjects as indicated in the eligibility criteria for application and the subjects having the maximum marks from the rest of the subjects.

XISS is reputed and 60 years old renowned institute. With time, the quality has been increased in every aspect. Every year, good number of recruiters come for placements and internship. Placements generally starts from October i.e. from 5th trimester.

Hi Jatin, in the admission process of XISS, 50% seats are for reserved category SC/ST and Christian students who belong to SC/ST. For more details of admission process you can refer the link below:-
http://xiss.ac.in/index.php/admission/.

Yes. IIBS is one of the best B-School in Bangalore. It is ranked 3rd in placement in South-India. The average salary package offered is Rs.5.6 LPA. You have a very good scope and bright future If you want to join.
http://www.iibsonline.com/current-placement/
All the best.

Hi Madhavi,
XISS is known for its two major courses RM & HRM. Finance is also good but not as expected. One can expect 100% placement there.

Hi Rashmi,
Thank you for asking this question as most of the candidates must be in dilemma. Firstly, for GD round, do get aware of all the current events and major changes in economy and do read newspaper for this. While GD speak only the relevant points.
For PI round revise your area of study and basic concepts of subject and the course you have chosen and reason for same.
Lastly, be confident in whatever you speak.
All the best!

The minimum score was 50 percentile for general category for GD/PI and after that your performance in GD/PI matters.

Hi Shubham,
ISM, Patna was established in 2010, so it's basically a new college with no placement and internship opportunities. Better to save your time and money by opting for some other college.