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Sai Sharath Reddy Appidi
Contributor-Level 8
Hi Ajaikumar, yes you can participate in campus placement for many of the companies except some specific companies like TCS. Be ready to answer the question why there is 4 years gap. You should be able to convince the recruiter through your answer. All the best.
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danish hamid
Beginner-Level 4
Yes, it is compulsory to pursue 50% in grads and these are the visiting companies in campus:
Bharti Airtel
Citibank
Genpact
Axis Bank
IBM
Accenture
Idea Cellular Ltd.
Aditya Birla Group
Ranbaxy Ltd.
Asian Paints
HCL
HSBC Bank
Tata Group
Nestle
Vodafone
Pepsico Inc.
Hyundai Motors
Eureka Forbes
Titan Industries Ltd.
Ernst & Young
Cadbury
ICICI Securities
Le Meridian
Sony
HP Technologies
Bridgestone
GE Capital India Ltd.
Zomato
Mc Donald's
Bharti Airtel
Citibank
Genpact
Axis Bank
IBM
Accenture
Idea Cellular Ltd.
Aditya Birla Group
Ranbaxy Ltd.
Asian Paints
HCL
HSBC Bank
Tata Group
Nestle
Vodafone
Pepsico Inc.
Hyundai Motors
Eureka Forbes
Titan Industries Ltd.
Ernst & Young
Cadbury
ICICI Securities
Le Meridian
Sony
HP Technologies
Bridgestone
GE Capital India Ltd.
Zomato
Mc Donald's
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Govind SharmaHR, startup entrepreneurs, career blogger
Guide-Level 14
Top institute does not reject you on the basis of your academic percentage what they want to see is your consistency in performance you had 89 then suddenly 69 but you bounced back with 70 which is really good. what they see is, 60 and above in some cases and does not matter in many cases so don't worry and do MBA from a good institute.
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Govind SharmaHR, startup entrepreneurs, career blogger
Guide-Level 14
Not necessarily. A percentage is not a decisive factor for your job role and salary the most important factor is your quality such as your personality and communication skills, your smartness and knowledge of the subject outside the academic world. Here your current performance also comes to the picture. Academic percentage in the past is the last thing an HR (most of the HR) will think while hiring.
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Aarushi BhattExperienced Campus Representative.
Guide-Level 14
I would say IES is better than MET and Chetana.
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Kavya Goel
Contributor-Level 6
Hi Shivit,
Currently, the placements for 2015-17 batch is in its last phase with majority of the batch being placed.
Talking about the campus life, the campus is fully residential with various amenities like: cafeteria, ATM, WiFi, tuck shop, basketball court, etc. The campus has a mix of students from all over India, so you would see a lot of diversity.
Currently, the placements for 2015-17 batch is in its last phase with majority of the batch being placed.
Talking about the campus life, the campus is fully residential with various amenities like: cafeteria, ATM, WiFi, tuck shop, basketball court, etc. The campus has a mix of students from all over India, so you would see a lot of diversity.
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Aarushi BhattExperienced Campus Representative.
Guide-Level 14
Major differences between MBA and PGDM are as follows:
MBA/MMS is offered by 'universities' or 'colleges that are affiliated to universities' or Central Body directly under the Indian Government while PGDM/PGP is offered by individual colleges and IIM's.
The fee is high in case of PGDM/PGP as compared to MMS/MBA.
PGDM is much more flexible in terms of syllabus as syllabus is not bounded by a particular university.
Ideally PGDM program is residential while MBA is not.
Examples of PGDM/PGP Institutes in India are - IIMs, XLRI, SP Jain, NMIMS (Bangalore/Hyderabad), etc.
Examples of MBA colleges in India are-IIFT, JBIMS, FMS ,NMIMS(Mumbai)SIBM (
MBA/MMS is offered by 'universities' or 'colleges that are affiliated to universities' or Central Body directly under the Indian Government while PGDM/PGP is offered by individual colleges and IIM's.
The fee is high in case of PGDM/PGP as compared to MMS/MBA.
PGDM is much more flexible in terms of syllabus as syllabus is not bounded by a particular university.
Ideally PGDM program is residential while MBA is not.
Examples of PGDM/PGP Institutes in India are - IIMs, XLRI, SP Jain, NMIMS (Bangalore/Hyderabad), etc.
Examples of MBA colleges in India are-IIFT, JBIMS, FMS ,NMIMS(Mumbai)SIBM (
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