International Management Institute, New Delhi

Hi Mahesh,
You can definitely pursue an MBA course after your engineering is over. MBA programs generally provide good placement opportunities to all the students. So I am sure you can get a good job post completion.
Regarding package, it's a very variable component and it varies across industries. So it depends on your specialization and choice of subjects of study. I hope I answered your queries.
I wish you all the very best.

Admission is on the basis of past academic performance in graduation, class XII and X, extempore speaking, psychometric test, essay writing followed by personal interview.

IMI Bhuvneshwar has around 7 lakhs and BGU has around 4.5 lakhs as average package offerings. Both the institutions have more or less same fee structure. Though both were started almost at the same time, IMI has been able to grow while Birla has not shown much progress. Both have their brand names. IMI Bhubaneswar offers PGDM programme accredited by AICTE and NBA, but it does not have AIU equivalent certificate, while BGU offers MBA. Apply to both and if you are shortlisted for both of them then join IMI.

It is a good institution with decent ROI. Based on previous year's data, average package is around 7 lakh rupees. Moreover, IMI has a decent brand name. IMI, Bhubaneswar is nowhere to be compared with IMI Delhi, it is new and developing. The CAT cut-off is between 70-75 percentile.

You can get all details regarding placements opportunities below:
http://imi.edu/delhi/placement
Success rate has been amazing for its dedication towards offering best jobs.

Generally IMI takes a 620+ profile if you apply by GMAT score. The admissions happen only once a year. Session commences in June. Applications are in December and January. You can check more details on https://www.imi.edu/delhi/executive_pgdm_admission_procedure

CMS Jain is good in terms of placement.but expensive than PES.but if you can afford please go with it.All The Best.

yes you can apply for cat exam only if you have minimum 50% in graduation. 90 percentile is needed to get admitted in decent college

The admission for PGDM programs is through CAT and GMAT. The shortlisted candidates are called for further rounds which includes essay writing and personal interview.

It has developed a good standing in the market in the last 10 years or so. Decent faculty and placements.