International Management Institute, New Delhi

IMI Delhi. It will provide you an altogether another kind of experience. The college is shortlisted for many corporate competitions. The national rankings have improved. Do look for 'The Quest for Excellence' featuring IMI which was aired on CNBC-TV18? and CNN-News18 to gain more insights.

Though IMI doesn't follow any reservation system, but it will definitely fetch you a placement more than that.

Yes, IMI is known for its faculty, pedagogy and rich peer experience. The placement records on the site hold true. The college national rankings are improving year on year. Expect it to be in Tier-1 soon.

There are slim chances to get a call for mainstream PGDM with 61 in graduation. However, you might get a call for banking and financial services (PGDM-BFS). Do apply for IMI with this score in CAT.

Go ahead. You are eligible to apply to all the above mentioned colleges.

KJSOM, TAPMI, FORE, IMI, IMT, LIBA.

Faculty at FORE is better - 62% are there with corporate experience. And, 90% of them are PhDs. Fee is almost same, but Average CTC in IMI is higher, though the figures vary from time to time in their website.

XIME, Bangalore should be the best of the lot owing to the batch size and good faculty!

IMI-Delhi and TAPMI are equally good institutes. TAPMI is ranked higher. IMI has higher ROI. TAPMI is known for research work and International student exchange programme is a good experience for students. Check the below link for comparing fees, courses offered, seats, placements, students review:-
https://www.shiksha.com/resources/college-comparison-113224-1354.

IMI-Bhubaneswar is a better option. It's a lush green 16 acre campus. IMI is a good institute and an emerging institute with an average package around Rs 6.5+ LPA. Companies like IMRB, Havells, Kotak Securities, Aditya Birla, Marico, Toyota etc. visits the campus. Regular corporate and guest talks are being held by experts and professionals from industries.