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JIMS, Rohini is a good college for PGDM. It has got 3 branches of PGDM - General, International Business, and Retail Marketing. You can choose any one depending upon your interest.
It has a good infrastructure and outstanding faculty members with a background of IIM-A, FMS and having good corporate exposure. In terms of curriculum, it follows the curriculum of IIM-A. It has incorporated case study method of education where you will be thinking critically about a situation given in the case and come out with a legitimate business solution. Besides, you are also given knowledge on the subjects from highly qualified professionals.
When it comes to placement, this college has got the best placement among private colleges in Delhi/NCR (with exception from FMS, MDI, IMT, FORE, etc.). This year, the college also got an international placement option with an average package of international placement between Rs. 12-15 LPA. When it comes to domestic placement, average package falls between Rs. 3-8 LPA. This is true because I have just passed out from this college. However, HR domain has less placement opportunities as compared to other domains.
Apart from all of these, this college is very serious about entrepreneurship. If you have got any unique business idea, you can present it to the chairman. If he likes it, college can invest in your idea without asking anything in return only that you return the invested money when your business grow. Also, it gives you an opportunity to do certification in entrepreneurship from NIESBUD, Noida.
Moreover, you need not to worry about your Diploma as it is not only recognized by AICTE but also approved by AIU making the PGDM equivalent to MBA.
This year, it has got 23rd rank by NIRF. All in all, it is a good college with the best placement, good infrastructure and highly qualified faculty members.
Good luck.

Important topics to focus while preparing for PGCET are as follows:
Verbal Ability
Reading Comprehension
Focus on contemporary issues like economics, politics, environment, socio-cultural issues than old favourites like sociology, philosophy, literature and arts.
Jumbled Sentences
One variant is where one of the 4-5 jumbled sentences doesn't fit the logical sequence. Here, identify the correct sequence and then eliminate the odd sentence.
Paragraph Completion and Summary
Paragraph Completion-Complete the passage
Paragraph Summary-Identify the most appropriate and concise summary.
Quantitative Aptitude
Numbers
Geometry
Comprises concepts from circles, triangles, quadrilaterals and co-ordinate geometry.
Arithmetic
Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning
Covers tables, case lets, bar, pie, line and advanced graphs.
Tables and Graphs
Venn Diagrams
Concept-driven. Covers tabular, case-based or chart-based sets.
Focus on concept clarity and variety in practice.
Arrangements
Covers circular, rectangular, square, linear, multiple row/column, complex or combination.
It is tedious but ensures full marks, if solved correctly.
Numerical Logic
Hope it helps.

Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) is an internationally recognized course that ensures a surefire way to enter Investment banking. Once you become a Charter holder, you have access to the international career network of the CFA Institute and can actively find yourself a suitable job in another country. If you are already working in a global firm, CFA Charter can also act as a springboard for you to get global postings within your firm.
So, how shall you go about it?
Complete and clear all the exams and work towards the 48 months work experience criteria then apply for a CFA Charter.
Once you are a Charter holder, access the CFA Institute website career resource JobLine to track and apply for jobs abroad.
Alternatively, network with your local CFA Chapter members and look for postings abroad.
Subscribe to newsletters and job alerts published by job portals in other countries (e.g: SEEK.com for Australia/NZ or Gulftalent.com for UAE jobs).
Network and publicize your CFA charter on LinkedIn and other career networking websites.
Don't fail to mention the CFA Charter in your resume and use it as a keyword to get the right hits in regular job portals other than job line.
If you are already working in an MNC, you can negotiate for a global posting after qualifying.
Even if you do not have a CFA Charter, if you have at least cleared the exams, you should mention that in your resume as well.

Talking about career and job prospects in India after B.Com (Hons), it isn't having much of opportunities as there is so much of competition out there. So yes, it can be said that B.Com (Hons) is not enough for good career building. The exception is that you studied from SRCC or Hansraj that can get you placed with a package of 10 LPA or so.
Hence, it is advisable to go for post graduation or some professional qualification in order to build a career.
Talking about the job prospects abroad, it carries hardly any opportunities out there.
See, I agree that skills do matter but in order to show skills, it is essential to get a job or get an interview call which isn't easy with B.Com (Hons) degree nowadays as there are so many others with BBA and Master's degrees. And yes, companies prefer management graduates over normal graduates.

The list for the best of BBA colleges goes as follows:
Shaheed Sukhdev College of Business Studies, Delhi University
Admission process: You need to pass the entrance test conducted by DU in May (tentatively), clear it and appear for GD/PI.
Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies, Mumbai
Take NMAT(UG). No interviews.
Christ University, Bangalore
Conducts its own entrance test and an interview.
Symbiosis, Pune
Only based on the entrance test on the lines of SNAP.
Apart from these four, there are big daddies as well;
IIM Indore, IPM
It's a 5-year integrated program in management. It's a completely different course for a career. You freeze your next 5 years and don't get a PGDM which an IIM provides after taking admission into one via CAT.
Be ready for a fiercely competitive test for IPM an equally grilling interview, I can say this from my personal experience.
Also, I would suggest not to look any further apart from these 5 programs as all other programs offering a BBA equivalent are essentially on the same page. Don't expect any decent placements apart from these 5 colleges, I, maybe, wrong about this, but it's purely my opinion.

IIM, Indore is one of the best campuses in India for MBA education. They offer 100% placement opportunity for students. The average salary is Rs 12 lakhs per annum and highest go beyond Rs 21 lakhs per annum in domestic. In international placement highest is Rs 45 lakhs so far in the campus.
This campus holds direct tie-up for placement with some well known and famous multinational companies like Infosys, TCS, Tech Mahindra, EMC2, THOMSON and Reuters, Walmart, Cisco, Bosch, Wipro, E&Y etc. This help student gets placed in international and national jobs. A large alumni network helps the current students in getting a job with excellent placement package.
So I hope the placement opportunities are very vast for students who study in this campus.

Well, CV doesn't have points, it always carries weight. How strong your CV is and how capable you are. The most important thing which will be considered during your placements is your CGPA. Companies will shortlist mostly on the basis of CGPA. There have been times when the list of shortlisted candidates for some of the best firms consisted top 10-20 rank holders of the college (literally). So, no matter what anyone says, CGPA shouldn't be neglected. Especially for high demand jobs like investment banking, CGPA is a deciding factor.
After CGPA, they will check for relevant internships. So, make sure that you do at least one or two internships in relevant fields in good companies so that you don't look like a novice. Then they see the past academic records and awards and honours including scholarships and fellowships.
So, the order of importance would be:
1. CGPA
2. Relevant internships in reputed companies
3. Awards and Honors
Don't think that extra-curricular activities matter a lot. It is good to have some to show that you are an interesting person. It may have a bit importance in marketing but not at all in finance. Having important position of responsibilities like the president of the student council or something may be helpful.
But don't neglect academics for that.

If you are looking for 100% placements in B-School then you have to get good percentile and then you can only choose a top B-School.The B-school who is having 100% or good campus placements is SP Jain Global College. This year, a student of MBA Marketing had got the offer of 48 LPA from an MNC. Actually, if you are looking for 100% placements in a B-School then you will rarely get any. Actually, it depends on the individual so top B-School will not give you 100% placements as they can provide up to 95% placements in the reputed companies. And I would say that as you are looking for a good B-School, you should join SP Jain Global College, Mumbai. There you can get a good job in reputed MNC and SP Jain is known for its good placements as they provide good education linkage with various companies. They also have various campuses outside of India. And if you are looking for other college options then Symbiosis-Pune will also be a good option for good placements. But I would advise you that don't try to run after placements rather try to develop yourself and try to be updated with various new skills then only you can be placed in a top MNC. As SP Jain is consistent in providing 100% placements for years, so you can go to this college.