Sales & Marketing

Dear aspirant, Marketing Courses focuses on various concepts of marketing strategies, practises, and new techniques that change in response to consumer demands and needs. Marketing Courses is typically offered as a specialisation within a management programme that can be undergraduate, postgraduate, or Diploma in nature, such as Master of Business Administration (MBA), M.Com B.Com Post Graduate Diploma in Management (PGDM), or Post Graduate Programme in Management (PGPM). It takes around 1 to 2 years to complete a Diploma in marketing and 2 to 3 years for a degree course. The Ph.D. in marketing mainly has a duration of 3 to 5 years. The course fee is around INR 25,000 and INR 25,00,000 depending upon the colleges. After completing your course, you will be able to seek jobs at various reputed organizations. The average salary ranges from INR 5,00,000 to 10,00,000.

Yes, it is definitely a good college for marketing PGDM. Students also gets the internship opportunities, and good preplacement offers. The overall the highest placement is around 14.60 lacs and average is 7.6lacs. Marketing placements are actually good with around 9.6lpa. More than 350 recruiters arrives for the placements. Around 4.50% of students gets offers in Fortune listed companies. As soon as internships get completed in the mid of 3rd semester, students gets selected for the placement process. For marketing, the companies which comes for the placements are FIS Global, Bajaj Finserv, Kotak bank, ICICI bank, HDFC bank and many more. The course curriculum and the faculty members are also excellent at ISBS. ISBS Pune provides the best platform to the students to excel in their career interests.

Being a student of IMT Nagpur I believe I can answer this. IMT recently updated its cutoff. So earlier they had eligibility of 70percentile. But as of now, it's not possible to get admission at the 70 percentile. Work ex helps in placement. There's no doubt about that but IMT selects based on marks and not work ex. Companies do give preference to one with work ex. Besides 70percentile is a low score. You'll get an average college with this score. I'll suggest studying more and applying next year because an MBA is something we do once in our lifetime and after that mostly we'll apply for a job rather than a Ph.D. So why not get admission to a decent college which has good placements and brand value too?

In tier 2 or 3, youve to personally develop yourself and lookout for various courses related to your field and scope of that course, Its better to choose CS/IT from tier 2 or 3 colleges because there is no scope of ME/CIVIL/EC (the worst) and learn coding irrespective of your branch (read my other answers for detailed analysis). Also maintain a CGPA around 8.0 or above 75% in B.Tech to get in a good company or for applying for a better internship or college. Also labs are not well-maintained in these colleges so look out for certification from other institutes and learn the work from there. So conclusion is that youve to work hard in tier 2 or 3 colleges to be successful and also only engineering will not fetch you a job there; youve to learn skills and keep your * together.