S.P. Jain Institute of Management and Research, Mumbai

I will try to answer it from SPJIMR's perspective. Speaking as a student, who was in your place. I will highlight that what helped me. Placement - SPJIMR placement data from 2016-18, mentioned that the average salary INR 22.24 Lacs.
Also, these number are fully audited - Check it here - https://www.crisil.com/en/home/our-businesses/sme-offerings/crisil-education-gradings/placement-data-audit.html
Academic - SPJIMR is unique in its pedagogy. They don't teach different things but teach things differently. Want to understand finance concepts? Play monopoly and learn. Want to understand sales? Shadow a real salesperson. Professor-
More than 53 full-time professors and most of them are with relevant industry work experience (20+ years). This is unique since most Iims and other colleges require Ph.D. which can sometimes be a hindrance to teaching. Management schools are preparing you to be manager, leader and who better than to learn from industry experts. Don't mistake it to ignorance as SPJIMR also has more than 36 Ph.D. professor. Alumni/Network
SPJIMR has a rich network of more than 10k alumni. Regular session with Alumni, some frequently visit campus since it is in MUMBAI factor - SPJIMR in Mumbai is the biggest advantage. Any C-suite executive can visit the campus when he likes. Which even means, we as students can visit them. Extra-curricular - They focus on non-classroom learning. We mentor an under-privilege sitara (standard 7-12th) and guide to achieve his dreams. Not only academic but as a mentor. Batch profile- SPJIMR has one of the diverse batch profile since the focus is on the individuals profile more than just marks. We have a 40-60 gender ratio, and good balance of engineer and non-engineers, 30% fresher v/s 70% work-experience. If any other doubts, let me know.

SP Jain PGDM admissions have opened. You can now fill the form here:
https://spjimr-pgdm.formistry.com/user/login
Their admission process is rigorous and looks for overall development compared to other colleges. They do not just look for marks over the years, but you as a person and a leader. That's a good thing if you have average academics but above average extra-curricular. I can't speak about other colleges personally, but being here for 3 months it definitely feels good to be here. My peers are all equally smart but have a different perspective, that helps in overall development as a person.
The good thing is you can apply through your CAT, XAT and GMAT score.
For PGDM admission, please visit this link:
https://www.spjimr.org/pgdm/admissions/india