Masters

Hello Nishar Ahmed, to compare two institutes is quite a tough job. This is so because the parameters are not defined on which to compare. It can so of happen that one Institute is better on some parameters while the other Institute is better on other parameters. Depends on the user to decide which parameters one is looking for and then select the institute. Here there is a similar story. Soil Institute offers MBA of a duration of 12 months which is recognised by AICTE and the fees are about ?15 lacs. These are perhaps the factors which are in favour of this Institute. In the case of Masters' Union the course duration is of 16 months and the fees are almost rupees 38 lacs. In addition it is not recognised by either AICTE or UGC. But on the other side the average CTC that the students obtained is to the tune of rupees 35 Lacs while for Soil Institute it is about 15 lakhs. Another thing to consider is that Soil Institute has an intake of about 480 students while Masters' Union accepts just about 60. The selection procedure of both these institutes is almost similar with few exceptions. 

Aall in all, I feel Masters' Union is a better choice since it boasts of average CTC of rupees 35 Lacs which is much superior to the average that students of soil Institute get. But then getting admission looks rather tough, since there are only 60 seats as compared with almost 500 seats in the Soil Institute. 

Best wishes to you.

Hello Nishar Ahmed, Masters Union is a private Institute which is not affiliated to any university but is offering 16 months PGP TBM which others are colloquially calling as MBA. The institute gives admission even to those who have not done their graduation. This Institute being not recognised by either AICTE or UGC, there is no official intake capacity which institute has to follow as per the government norms. However this institution maintains that to keep in mind the ratio of mentor and the students and also keeping in mind the holistic development of the students they try to keep this class at about 60. Though they can either reduce on increase this number at any given time as there is no necessity to approach government for approval of increase in intake capacity. I hope I have made clear the difference between an institution that is recognised by UGC or AICTE and the intake capacity that is authorised by either of these organisations and their differences with the Masters' Union. 

Best wishes to you

Hello Nishar Ahmed, Masters' Union at Gurugram is a very specialised Institute which is not affiliated to any university and also does not follow any standard procedure for giving admissions to students. They do not give any value for the nationally held entrance examinations for MBA but conduct their own examination called MUBAAT. The institutions prospectus itself states that the prospective student need not go to any coaching class for preparation to crack this entrance exam since every year this will be in a different format and there will be no set pattern and hands no agency will be actually able to teach how to crack this. In addition to this the admission is not based on the marks obtained in this exam alone but it is based on the performance of students in the interview in the group discussion in the work experience of the student and also the ability of student to write essays and analyse essays as well. This institution claims this as a "holistic approach" to admission. Hence there is no cut off for anything while seeking admission in this Institute. 

Best wishes to you.