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Do freshers get good salary packages after completing MBA from top colleges in India or good packages are only for experienced candidates?
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Asked by Pawan

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Chandigarh university's MBA/ BBA Placements Highlights 2020
210 Multi-Nationals select 1078 students during Chandigarh University Campus Placements
The highest Package offered Rs. 28 LPA (100% jump in comparison to last year)
specialisation Wise the highest Package: Business Analytics 28 LPA, Banking &
210 Multi-Nationals select 1078 students during Chandigarh University Campus Placements
The highest Package offered Rs. 28 LPA (100% jump in comparison to last year)
specialisation Wise the highest Package: Business Analytics 28 LPA, Banking &
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Which college placement is best fo finance mba at pune nd average fees
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Asked by Revati
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5 years ago
MBA in finance is a very lucrative career choice. PIBM is an ideal choice as it trains students with a practical approach with various corporate events, IVs, dual internships, mock GD/PIs. Even during the pandemic, PIBM successfully placed 470 students in top companies like Deloitte, CITCO, HUL, Dab
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Hello,
Yes, provided you get admitted only into a reputed, top-ranked college anywhere in India and work hard for two years. https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ranking/top-mba-colleges-in-india/2-2-0-0-0.
Yes, provided you get admitted only into a reputed, top-ranked college anywhere in India and work hard for two years. https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ranking/top-mba-colleges-in-india/2-2-0-0-0.
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How are the placements for MBA in real estate and urban infrastructure?
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Check out the link from here https://www.shiksha.com/college/rics-school-of-built-enviornment-noida-36312/reviews?rt=38 to know the placements at RICS SBE after pursuing MBA in real estate and urban infrastructure.
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Hi myself Chandru L, I got a 79.63% percentile score what are the colleges I can expect in counseling Anyone, please reply Thank you.
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Asked by Chandru
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Yes Quantum University this year is offered ASSURED PLACEMENT MBA programme (APMP)
It is being offered to meritorious and career-oriented MBA aspirants. The coveted APMP brings a range of benefits for the students, which include :
1. An Assured Placement with a minimum CTC package of Rs 4.00 Lacs per
It is being offered to meritorious and career-oriented MBA aspirants. The coveted APMP brings a range of benefits for the students, which include :
1. An Assured Placement with a minimum CTC package of Rs 4.00 Lacs per
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How are IIBS, AIMS and MSRIM colleges of Bangalore compare to CHRIST in terms of placement, career and improvements?
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5 years ago
Hi Arun, I'm giving you top MBA some colleges list below. (1) Indian Institute of Management Bangalore (2) Regional College of Management Bangalore (3) Symbiosis Institute of Business Management Bangalore (4) Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies Bangalore (5) Xavier Institute of Management
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How is the placement for mba in presidency College Bangalore
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Asked by Kiruthika
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5 years ago
It is average. If you are looking for finance/marketing, then there are many companies which came for HR.
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