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Shrija Ashok kumarWork in a way to always challenge your limits !
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Hello Deepak, PGDM stands for Post Graduate Diploma in Management. PGDM is basically a Diploma course that is offered by institutes which are recognised by AICTE. When it comes to autonomous institute is not necessary for them to follow the university guidelines so they change their curriculum according to the industry standards in order to prepare a student for the senior level position in the company. MBA stands for Master of Business Management. This degree is offered by the colleges that are affiliated to the universities, so that means MBA programs can only be offered by universities. A student pursuing MBA will be getting more of
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Shrija Ashok kumarWork in a way to always challenge your limits !
Contributor-Level 10
Hello Deepak, PGDM stands for Post Graduate Diploma in Management. PGDM is basically a Diploma course that is offered by institutes which are recognised by AICTE. When it comes to autonomous institute is not necessary for them to follow the university guidelines so they change their curriculum according to the industry standards in order to prepare a student for the senior level position in the company. MBA stands for Master of Business Management. This degree is offered by the colleges that are affiliated to the universities, so that means MBA programs can only be offered by universities. A student pursuing MBA will be getting more of
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MSRIM
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Pros: You will end up with a PGDM approved by AICTE, You can end up with a good job at the end of two years and successful completion of the course, learn a lot (proportionate to your interest and involvement), you have a lot of seniors to guide and help.
Cons: You have to invest money and two years, you have to work (study) to get your degree.
Cons: You have to invest money and two years, you have to work (study) to get your degree.
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MSRIM
Beginner-Level 5
Pros: You will end up with a PGDM approved by AICTE, You can end up with a good job at the end of two years and successful completion of the course, learn a lot (proportionate to your interest and involvement), you have a lot of seniors to guide and help.
Cons: You have to invest money and two years, you have to work (study) to get your degree.
Cons: You have to invest money and two years, you have to work (study) to get your degree.
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MSRIM
Beginner-Level 5
Dear Biswarup,
As a person with work experience, your understanding and appreciation of the knowledge imparted will be better greater and very useful in for furtherance of your career prospects. The institute also offers lateral entry possibility at the placements. Do visit the institute and consult with the placement department. We have had many successful students who,with work experience have been able to excel in academics and also get a successful placement in an organization where their CTC has improved significantly.Your current CTC and possibility of better options at the institute will be a deciding factor.
As a person with work experience, your understanding and appreciation of the knowledge imparted will be better greater and very useful in for furtherance of your career prospects. The institute also offers lateral entry possibility at the placements. Do visit the institute and consult with the placement department. We have had many successful students who,with work experience have been able to excel in academics and also get a successful placement in an organization where their CTC has improved significantly.Your current CTC and possibility of better options at the institute will be a deciding factor.
New answer posted
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MSRIM
Beginner-Level 5
Dear Biswarup,
As a person with work experience, your understanding and appreciation of the knowledge imparted will be better greater and very useful in for furtherance of your career prospects. The institute also offers lateral entry possibility at the placements. Do visit the institute and consult with the placement department. We have had many successful students who,with work experience have been able to excel in academics and also get a successful placement in an organization where their CTC has improved significantly.Your current CTC and possibility of better options at the institute will be a deciding factor.
As a person with work experience, your understanding and appreciation of the knowledge imparted will be better greater and very useful in for furtherance of your career prospects. The institute also offers lateral entry possibility at the placements. Do visit the institute and consult with the placement department. We have had many successful students who,with work experience have been able to excel in academics and also get a successful placement in an organization where their CTC has improved significantly.Your current CTC and possibility of better options at the institute will be a deciding factor.
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Nagesh SawantBMS, PGPM/MBA (Finance)
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You should first understand what all parameters you are considering for selecting the right b-school.
following parameters can be used to find out which of the two best suits:
Faculty
Package
Recruiters
Summer internships
Extra-curricular activities
Electives offered
Placement statistics (highest, lowest and average CTC offered).
Intake of students
Teaching methodology
According to me, BIMM is a good option for PGDM in finance.
BIMHRD is for HR, I guess.
Whereas, in IBS-Mumbai, there are decent faculty members for finance.
following parameters can be used to find out which of the two best suits:
Faculty
Package
Recruiters
Summer internships
Extra-curricular activities
Electives offered
Placement statistics (highest, lowest and average CTC offered).
Intake of students
Teaching methodology
According to me, BIMM is a good option for PGDM in finance.
BIMHRD is for HR, I guess.
Whereas, in IBS-Mumbai, there are decent faculty members for finance.
New answer posted
8 years ago
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Nagesh SawantBMS, PGPM/MBA (Finance)
Contributor-Level 8
You should first understand what all parameters you are considering for selecting the right b-school.
following parameters can be used to find out which of the two best suits:
Faculty
Package
Recruiters
Summer internships
Extra-curricular activities
Electives offered
Placement statistics (highest, lowest and average CTC offered).
Intake of students
Teaching methodology
According to me, BIMM is a good option for PGDM in finance.
BIMHRD is for HR, I guess.
Whereas, in IBS-Mumbai, there are decent faculty members for finance.
following parameters can be used to find out which of the two best suits:
Faculty
Package
Recruiters
Summer internships
Extra-curricular activities
Electives offered
Placement statistics (highest, lowest and average CTC offered).
Intake of students
Teaching methodology
According to me, BIMM is a good option for PGDM in finance.
BIMHRD is for HR, I guess.
Whereas, in IBS-Mumbai, there are decent faculty members for finance.
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