Colleges in Mumbai

IIBM offers good placement opportunities to the candidates with top companies coming to recruit the candidates from the campus with growing reputation in terms of industry. It is becoming more industry oriented for the candidates in terms of the placement, information, infrastructure, faculty, placement and research, etc.
Companies:
Mahindra
Tata
Maruti
Accenture
Wipro
TCS
Infosysy
Genpact
IBM
Hdfc
ICICI.
Axis bank
Magma
Eclerx
All states
KPMG
Other good companies coming to the campus for placements with average package being 6-8 LPA to the top 50% of the batch and about 18 LPA being the highest package offered to the candidates from some of the good MNCs around the world and about 30% of batch get PPO from there internship companies as well.

Both are top B-School of the country in term of infrastructure, placement, faculty and brand name. SPJIMR also have best of placement from the industry as JBIMS. But being a 50 years old Institute JBIMS would be leading the race, leader of the legacy known as "CEO factory", being producing CEO like Chanda Kochar, Uday Kotak and many more top industry leaders presently. So I would suggest doing from JBIMS would be an added advantage, also it has small batch size as compared to SPJIMR so it will be also beneficial for the candidate to excel in small batch as compared to the big batch of SPJIMR. You would be a part of the CEO Factory after getting a tag from JBIMS.
Also, the total fee for the program is also very low as compared to SPJIMR.
So hope this information helps the candidate.
All the best!!

Private sector jobs after Bachelor of Design (B.Des).
There are enormous opportunities for the B.Des graduates to secure a job in private sector. Many private organizations such as Boutiques, Hotels, Fashion Media, marketing sector, Furniture Manufacturing Units, and Quality Control Offices, etc offer huge openings for the B.Des pass outs. In these private firms, one can join as cutting assistant/graphic designer/ weaving consultants/ illustrator/ fashion merchandisers/costume designers/textile designers/ fashion forecasters / entrepreneurs / fashion stylists / design manager / colorists / outside sales representative.
Government sector jobs after Bachelor of Design (B.Des)
Besides the private sector firms, numerous government organizations also provide vast openings for the B.Des candidates. The government institutes such as National Institute of Fashion Technology (NIFT), National Institute of Design, The Indian Textile Industry, etc., recruits talented B.Des graduates for various posts. One can also look out for a profession in any of the nationalized banks or railway or defence services. To acquire a career in these government departments, the candidates need to clear the exam organized by different governmental organizations such as SSC, PSC, UPSC, etc. One can also choose teaching field which is considered as one of the noblest professions.
Job Prospects Abroad after Bachelor of Design (B.Des)
In addition to the variety of jobs offered in India, the candidates can also search out for a profession in various foreign countries. Exhibitions and auctions of ones creative works can be conducted in various parts of the world. Workshops can also be conducted. Various industries in different sectors abroad such as audiovisual media, design & digital arts, industrial design, interior design, interior architecture, product design, multimedia design, visual communications design, and so on recruit both freshers and experienced ones who have completed their B.Des course. One of the key benefits of securing a career abroad is that the remunerations offered is much better than that in India.

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I think the placements are there in the college, but I don't think they will fetch a job abroad because of the following reasons:
Private B-School is a business: Starting and running a B-School is a for-profit business for the person (or association of persons) who has started it. For this, they try to market the B-School by making false promises, the most potent, being 100% placements. You go to any average B-School and they all have 100% placements, But it's far from the truth. Another issue is, even if for some batch, the institute manages to get cent percent placement, the quality of placements is an issue. A job offer of 3 LPA also enables the institute to fill the gap needed to reach its goal of cent percent placement. There are very few B-Schools who manage to get good profiles with decent starting packages.

Never ever go to Mumbai campus. If you want to do BBA from Amity University then only go to its Noida campus. Private universities have the habit of broadcasting all this through paid advertising. It's good enough for academics but not good for placements. I can have another option like Christ University on this but it would not be very much different. In today's times even MBA's from normal colleges/universities are struggling to get good jobs so you can imagine where BBA's would be valued in the market. There is no doubt Amity spends lot of money for advertisement. My only advice will be to keep Amity at last option. Moreover, Amity is not a bad college.