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a year agoContributor-Level 9
The comparison between any two institutions is relative. In the sense that the different students may prioritize different aspects of the college, i.e some students may prefer more placements whereas some prefer honing their skills, the overall decision of the candidate can vary from what they consider for selection. The CMS college is ranked 5th as the top private b school whereas the IFIM ranked as 1st. The placements and infra seems pretty similar between these two institutes. However, IFIM still holds an edge over CMS.
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a year agoBeginner-Level 5
70%ile for XAT (very desired)
MAT: 70%ile (strong profile, decent alternative)
GMAT: 700+ (makes up for academic deficiencies)
ISAT for IFIM: 60%ile (viable alternative without further exams)
More than just test results, a solid resume, experience, and interview all improve your chances! Aim higher than the minimal to increase your chances of acceptance!
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a year agoBeginner-Level 5
Your priorities will determine whether you choose IPE or IFIM: Program: IPE offers PGDM, and IFIM offers MBA. Employers value both, but think about whether accreditation—the AICTE for PGDM—matters. Specialization: Examine the particular specializations that each offers, as each may have different advantages. Fees & Placements: IFIM has greater average placement rates but is also generally a little more costly. Compare the cost and ROI. Location: Select according to your favored city and professional networks. Personal fit: Look into internship possibilities, university culture, and alumni reviews to see where you'd fit in b
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a year agoBeginner-Level 5
The cost of your chosen programme will determine the UG courses at IFIM College in Bangalore.
I can, however, give you a rough notion of the fees in INR:
B.Com. : The initial year costs approximately 1 lakh.
The first-year fees for a BBA (Hons.) programme are approximately 1.75 lakhs.
BBA + MBA: The combined BBA + MBA program's first year costs approximately 2.5 lakhs.
B.Com (Hons.): Approximately 1 Lacs is required for the first year of this programme. Note that these only cover the first year's fees.
Your UG program's overall prices will be greater because they will cover extra charges including mess fees, hostel fees, and other
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a year agoBeginner-Level 5
Indeed, in general, IFIM College costs higher than IPE Hyderabad.
Here is a short summary of how much they charge: IFIM University: Approximately 18 Lacs is the total cost of tuition for the MBA programme (including mess and hostel costs).
IPE in Hyderabad: Approximately 10 Lacs is the total tuition cost for the PGDM programme (including mess and dormitory costs). As you can see, the two institutions' costs range significantly from one another.
However, when making your choice, it's crucial to take into account more than just the costs. For instance, IPE Hyderabad offers a greater variety of specializations and more affordable overall, wh
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a year agoBeginner-Level 5
Good placements: More than 90% of IFIM students obtain employment prior to graduation, demonstrating the school's continuous good placement record. The largest wage package in recent years has reached up to 38 LPA, with the typical package falling between 8 and 10 LPA.
This reflects both the program's robust network of recruiters and its emphasis on industry-relevant skills.
Curriculum with an emphasis on industry: The programme is meant to give students the information and abilities they need to succeed in the contemporary business environment.
To offer hands-on learning opportunities, it combines case studies, simulations, p
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a year agoBeginner-Level 5
Predicted cut scores for the main entry exams:
CAT: percentiles 80–90
XAT: percentiles 85–95
GMAT: 650–700
MAT: percentiles 85–90
CMAT: percentiles 90–95
The actual cutoff may differ based on the level of competition in each year; these are only predicted scores.
Your chances of being admitted rise if your score is higher than the projected cutoffs.
During the selection process, IFIM also takes into account your employment history, educational background, and performance in the in-person interview.
It is not required, but you can increase your chances even more by taking the institute-level ISAT (IFIM Skills Assess
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