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NMIMS Mumbai is one of the Tier-1 colleges in India offering a degree of MBA. MBA programs in information management integrate business and technology studies. On the technological side, students can expect to learn to work with large amounts of data, create secure networks, and build competent software for customers, while also taking business-related classes. Prior to graduation, students are obligated to complete group projects in information systems and fulfill a mandatory internship condition.
Graduates of these programs can have the technical skills to pursue administrative or managerial jobs analyzing the strengths and weaknesses of their computer systems, working with other IT staff to develop projects, managing databases, supervising workers on business strategies and upgrading technology for companies.
NMIMS ranks in top 15 colleges of India every year. They have good infrastructure and faculty. Also, they have foreign ties with Universities. Now you are aware of the both college and the course, I think you can make a wise decision. I would personally rank it somewhere a bit lower than excellent, on a rank of 4 or 5.

Galgotias University is one of the renowned universities for MBA education. They have a brilliant arrangement cell with qualified staffs. They have 800+ recruiters in programming, non-IT and specialised verticals. The normal compensation is Rs 5 lakhs per annum and most noteworthy in the past was Rs 8 lakhs per annum.
The college has a great deal of universal and country resources who direct the students in vocation advancement. These grounds hold coordinate tie-up for an arrangement with some notable and well known multinational organizations like Infosys, TCS, Tech Mahindra, EMC2 , BERGER, KOTAK, TVS, MRF, E&Y, THOMSON AND REUTERS, etc.
Sectorwise placement is as follows:-
1) IT and ITES - 26% placed,
2) BSIF - 40% placed,
3) Consulting - 20% placed,
4) Manufacturing - 10% placed
5)Rest others-4%.
So, the students who study on this campus have large opportunities.

It would be difficult if you are pursuing this course due to peer pressure or any other pressure.
It is all within you. No course is easy or difficult, it is just the mindset. I was an above average student when I entered the course. My father was totally against my decision of doing this course. It was the last day of filing the entrance form and we were standing on the window to deposit the same. Before handing over the form to the CS official, my father confirmed from me for a last time that do I really want to do it. I nodded yes and trust me I never regretted that nod. I had failures, I was told by my father that I opted for a very difficult course and I will never succeed but today I am having my own share of success.
The crux of the story is going for it if you really want to. It is a more theory based course, having lots of laws, few boring papers but the beauty of this course is that you will always be updated about latest amendments.

Hi, I think matching the schools will be a more productive exercise if we compare them with similar programs.
The programme at IIMs that is most similar to ISB's One Year MBA is IIMs own One Year Full-Time MBA programmes, that like ISB's One Year Full-Time course, exclusively accepts candidates with work experience.
Now before you tell me "but, the PGPX/ EPGP are executive MBA courses" - let me clarify upfront that they are not. These courses despite the odd branding, much like all one-year MBA (INSEAD, Oxford) and two-year MBA programmes (Harvard, Stanford) outside India simply accept candidates with substantial work experience. Read this for more: Don't mistake it for an Executive MBA and this one too: The 3 Questions One Year MBA Grads in India are Tired of Answering.
As India's first globally accredited MBAs the One Year MBA at IIMs along with ISB's MBA is the first MBAs from India to have made a mark on the Financial Times Global MBA Ranking. More on this here: IIM A's PGPX Ranked No. 2 MBA in the World for Career Progression: Financial Times 2015 MBA Ranking
The two-year PGP at IIMs is in fact accredited as an MIM and not an MBA globally for this reason. (read this for more on this: IIM Calcutta bags AMBA accreditation & IIM C's PGP ranked 13th in Financial Times MiM Ranking 2014). MIM's are management programmes targeted at candidates with 0-3 years work experience as opposed to MBA programmes that recruit candidates with 3+ years of work experience.
So now that we are comparing similar programmes here is an exhaustive and excellent analysis of ISB's One Year MBA vs IIM B and IIM C's One Year MBA: IIM B vs IIM C vs ISB - Which one is right for you? which should clarify many of your doubts. As the article suggests, the choice is a personal one and depends entirely on your aims.

Hi,
See attempting a paper is as crucial as preparation, see first analyse the whole syllabus and find out which topic you are lacking, clear all concepts thoroughly, learn all the formula by heart.
In exam, you have to avoid mistakes of calculations and misjudging the question.
Don't waste too much time on a single question. If you get stuck just move on to another one.
Have self-confidence, if you are prepared well, you will do well.
Attempt your question paper in 2-attempts.
In the first attempt just solve those question in which you are confident. If you start getting correct answers, it will boost your confidence and you may start to solve the hard one also.
Hope it will help you.
All the best!
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TIME and IMS are one of the top Institute for MAT and CAT. One important thing to be noted is that they both offer quality education. A Lot campuses like DIRECTION, TANDEM, etc. are also famous.
The MAT coaching Institutes relay on the previous questions. They will conduct regular mock test as well. The most important highlights of this coaching centers are:
1. Mock Test
2. Pre-MAT Test
3. Online Books
4. Accessible In All States.
5. Experienced Faculties
6. They Will Use All Kind Of Shortcuts To Deal With The Exams.
7. Updated Text Book Study Is Also Provided.
Approximately 75% of them who quality MAT and CAT are done with their coaching in these campuses.
The experienced faculties of these Institute will be knowing the general trend of each years question paper and will make students ready to face it. So, I suggest TIME for you.

Important preparation tips for students preparing for CS exams:
-Draft a schedule and stick to it.
-Focus on you modules first rather than referring to thousands of other supplementary books.
-Coaching and tution classes helps keep you motivated,ease and simplify your preparation but it may not stand true for each and all. You may or may not personally require coaching as per your level of intellect.
-Take it easy even if you fail initially once.Its not as easy that you appear for an exam and you clear it. Patience is the key here.
-You need to smartly work out the syllabus on basis of its importance and frequency of being asked in past examination.
Plan accordingly.

The robust placement cell at Institute of Management, Christ University has been functioning effectively for over 15 years. The placement cell has grown along with the institute, from placing 60 students in the year of inception to working on placing over 700 students last year. 130 organizations from different sector namely IT, BFSI, Consulting, FMCG, Healthcare, Automobile, Real estate, Hospitality etc. came for placements. The number of organizations and the compensation has consistently increased over the years. Our highest compensation this year has been Rs 14 lakhs and we averaged at Rs 6.5 lakhs. If we see the statistics of 2017-18, we can see 210 students have been placed in marketing, 236 in finance, 117 in operations and 101 in HR. A partial list of recruiters of 2016-17 is:- Amazon, Gionee, Oberoi Hotels, HDFC, PwC, HP, HUL, IBM, JP Morgan, Federal Bank etc.