Jaipuria Noida - Jaipuria Institute of Management

Yes, you can apply in Jaipuria, Noida

No, you need a minimum of 50% to get admission here.

Taxila Business School is the best place for students who are looking forward to go beyond boundaries. Taxila provides you SAP which gives an extra edge when compared to others and placements are good which even gives you better ROI. Being SAP certified + PGDM, Taxila provides you better opportunities for national as well as international placements by which you start your career at mid-level management.

The entrance exams like CAT, XAT, CMAT and MAT are taken into consideration as the eligibility criteria in Jaipuria Institute of Management.

Between the two, in my opinion, BIMTECH is a better choice, talking in terms of faculty, academics, infrastructure and other activities.
As far as placements are concerned, over the last few years, they have been close to 100%. BIMTECH also provieds various certification courses to its students and ensures they are connected with the top corporates and organisations through personal interaction in the form of guest lectures from industry experts.

Placements in this college are good. In 2018, the highest salary package offered was 16 LPA. Most of the students got placed with a salary package between 6.50 LPA to 7.50 LPA. Almost 300 companies visited the campus for placements, and the lowest salary package offered was 4.50 LPA.

Hello!
You should go for IBA as it will provide you better placement opportunities and they have unparalleled teaching pedagogy. All the best.

Absolutely, you can choose IIT Delhi for MBA.

Hello Pamela,
Yes, now that you have a BTech degree you are definitely eligible to seek admission in the management college offering MBA even if you have obtained admission for engineering via lateral mode. This is so since admission in 1st year and directly in 2nd are pari-passu with normal engineering course and hence you are equally eligible for admission in any stream of knowledge where graduation is the minimum eligibility criteria.
Best wishes to you for this admission.

There are low chances of good colleges, my friend.