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2 years agoContributor-Level 9
It all depends on the MBA course you aspire to do and it must align with your career. It is hard to say which is better because both colleges offer different MBA courses. Take a look at this:
- ICRI Pune: According to the official website of the college the MBA programs are:
MBA in Aviation Management
MBA in Healthcare and Hospital Management
MBA in Logistics and Supply Chain Management
- Oasis College of Science and Management: Based on the college website the MBA programs are:
MBA in Healthcare Management
MBA in Hospital Administration
MBA in Hospital Management
It is advisable to search the course from the website in depth
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Yes, B.Sc at DBIT is better because DBIT is renowned for its skilled faculty, carefully thought-out curriculum, and emphasis on hands-on learning, the school's education is frequently regarded as being of higher quality. Conversely, QST is a relatively newer organisation and does not yet enjoy the same degree of recognition as DBIT. Although Quantum offers excellent facilities as well, its infrastructure is not as advanced as DBIT's. At QST, the highest package was Rs 33.5 lakhs.The leading employers at QST are IBM, Oracle, Adobe, CapGemini, Amazon, and CapGemini.
92% of eligible students were placed for the academic year 2022–202
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2 years agoContributor-Level 7
Getting into the National Institute of Electronics and Information Technology Delhi (NIELIT Delhi) for a B.Tech programme commonly requires no less than 75% in class 12 assessments for the overall class, with a barely decrease threshold of 65% for SC/ST college students.
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