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santosh bhawal
Contributor-Level 7
Past academic records does not affect your placement at all.
You need your past record just to take admission in B-schools.
Placement depends only on your performance during MBA.
You need your past record just to take admission in B-schools.
Placement depends only on your performance during MBA.
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siddhartha tyagi
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Yes, the college gives 100% placements. All those students who opt for the placement through college are successfully placed every year.
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deepthi Elizabeth
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Truthfully, both the courses are similar. The only difference is MBA in FM will be more focused on finance right from the first semester compared to the regular course. Placements are the same.
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Devesh LathiEducational Counselor
Guide-Level 12
It depends on your skills and knowledge. You must develop a dynamic profile over the next few years (while studying) so that when you appear for the interview, employers are impressed by your profile. An average MBA in IB graduate earns a package between 5-8 LPA.
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Krishang MakhijaMBA , Entrepreneur, Marketer
Beginner-Level 4
K.J.Somaiya is one of the leading colleges in Mumbai when it comes to placements. The average CTC ranges between 8-9 LPA. Maximum students get placed in the placement weeks itself. At par with K.J.somaiya is Welingkar college, Mumbai. Welingkar also has good placement assistance.
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Abeer Gupta
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It depends upon your interest. I think you should try figure out whether you want to pursue your HR job or want to pursue finance. Evaluate all the pros and cons and take a informed decision.
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