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FMS MBA is one of the cheapest MBA in world and placements are superb. Here are some stats and recruiters of FMS MBA graduates :
Batch Statistics:
No. of students in the batch are 218.
No. of students appearing for placements - 209, No. of students placed - 209, No. of students signed out/taking a placement holiday - 9, No. of offers made 224, No. of pre-placement offers accepted - 54,
No. of offers in the laterals - 44, No. of offers in the finals - 111, No. of companies confirming participation - 156, No. of companies that made offers - 81.
30% of the total offers were received for marketing and top recruiters were :
AB InBev, Akzonobel, Alshaya, Asian Paints, Bajaj, Bennett Coleman & Co. Ltd., Dr. Reddys, Epay Later, Godrej, GSK, HCL, Hindustan Unilever Ltd., Hughes Communications, IBM, Indian Oil Corp. Ltd., ITC, JSW, Metro C&C, Nestle, Newgen, OfBusiness, PepsiCo, Philips and Pidilite.
E-Commerce/IT/Operations recruiter were: AB InBev, Amazon, Cloudtail, IBM, Paytm, Sharekhan, Times Internet, Uber, VMock, Wadi and Wipro.
Finance recruiter were: Avendus Capital, Axis Bank, Axis Securities, Brand Capital, Citi Bank, Crisil
Goldman Sachs, HSBC, ICICI Bank, Intellect Design, Indus Valley Partners, Kotak Mahindra Bank,
Pernod Ricard and PTC India.
Consulting/General Management recruiter were: Avendus Capital, Axis Bank, Axis Securities, Brand Capital, Citi Bank, Cloudtail, Crisil, Goldman Sachs and HSBC.
Highest package domestic - Rs 54.3 lakhs per annum.
Highest package international - 150000 USD per annum.
Average salary domestic - Rs 20.6 lakhs per annum.
I hope this helps!

Prin. L N Welingkar Institute of Management Development and Research is good B - School and offer good amount of placement opportunities in India & abroad after MBA. Here the list of the companies which recruit Prin. L N Welingkar Institute of Management Development and Research MBA's graduate are: Advance Overseas Private Limited (AOPL), Amul, Godrej Agrovet Ltd., Mapro, Monsanto, RA Organic Foods Pvt Ltd (Doctor Moo), Axis Bank, Bank of America, Bank of Baroda, Bank of India, Central Bank of India, Citi Bank, DBS, Dena Bank, First Rand Bank, HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, IDBI Bank, Indian Overseas Bank, Indusind Bank, Kotak Mahindra Bank, KPMG, Mahindra & Mahindra SSG, Milward Brown, Pragmatix, Prudential UK and many more.
Salary ranges between Rs 8 to Rs 9 lakhs per annum(Domestic) and Rs 20 to Rs 30 lakhs per annum (international).
I hope this will help you!

As Institute of Management Technology, Ghaziabad is ranked top B-School in India, it provide enough placement opportunities to students in India & abroad after an MBA. Here are some statistics about placement of 2015-17 batch. The figures mentioned are average CTC in lakhs.
1. Top 50 - 17.36.
2. Top 100 - 15.27.
3. Top 150 - 14.29.
4. Top 200 - 13.66.
5. Top 250 - 13.12.
6. Top 300 - 12.63.
7. Top 350 - 12.14.
8. Top 400 - 11.64.
9. Top 460 - 11.26.
Highest CTC of 25.92 lakhs (International offer)and 25 lakhs (National offer). The overall batch CTC average was Rs 11.26 lakhs.
Top Recruiters were Mahindra & Mahindra, Google, Wadi.com, D.E. Shaw, Arcesium India pvt ltd (D.E. Shaw), Ceva Logistics, Microsoft, Whirlpool of India, GlaxoSmithKline Consumer Healthcare, Indus Valley Partners, HCL Technologies Ltd, Cognizant Technology Solutions India Private Limited, Credit Suisse, Deloitte Consulting India Pvt. Ltd., Accenture, Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Ltd., Infosys, Idea Cellular Limited and Royal Bank Of Scotland.
Sector-wise placement status:-
1. IT/ ITES - 140 offers.
2. BFSI - 104 offers.
3. Consulting - 39 offers.
4. FMCG - 28 offers.
5. Mfg. & engineering - 16 offers.
6. Power, Energy & Gas - 15.
7. Telecom - 14.
8. Media - 13.
9. e-commerce - 11.
10. Pharma - 11.
11. FMCG - 9.
12. Automobile - 6.
13. Publication - 5.
14. Analyst - 5.
15. Education - 4.
16. Retail - 4.
17. Insurance - 3.
18. Logistics - 3.
19. Healthcare - 2.
I hope this gives fair idea about the placement opportunities after MBA from IMT, Ghaziabad.

Hi,
It would be wrong to generalize students' inclinations towards pursuing an MBA to one particular reason as the underlying reasons could vary greatly from individual to individual, depending upon a large number of factors. Some of the most common and popular reasons for students opting for an MBA are:
-interest towards business studies and a business based career subsequently
-better roles and/or designations at their work places with superior quality of work
-this followed by better remuneration packages and timely ownership options with the corporation
-ambition of joining family businesses or starting up on their own after acquiring quality business related knowledge and experience
-stagnation in current jobs prior to MBA
-low interest in the field of their graduation and the jobs secured subsequently
-quick growth in the corporate world to the extent of making a C-Suite officer a few years after joining the company
There could be other major factors too, that primarily drive people towards the coveted MBA Degree from the top B-Schools in the country. Also, there could be specific reasons apart from the usual ones, why an individual might want to pursue MBA.

Hi,
There are two sides to this argument, both having their own valid reasons.
Research based jobs in India are certainly less lucrative and require long term commitment to have a decent chance of arriving at quality results. This requires a lot of patience and strong orientation towards the field based on which research is being carried out.
On the other side, the corporate world offers multiple opportunities to MBAs across industries, in cross-vertical roles and as you have mentioned, pays impressive remuneration packages as well. For someone who just wishes to make a lot of money by his mid 20s itself, MBA from a top institute certainly is a far more safe and secure option.
However, this doesn't mean that people who are strongly into research work are being driven away as quite a few people (especially from IITs) stick to their field of engineering and pursue research based career in India or abroad, depending upon their interests and opportunities available to them at the particular point of time in their careers.

Hello,
DU JAT stands for Delhi University Joint Admission Test which is conducted by Delhi University. The entrance exam score is used for admission to all 13 colleges, under the University of Delhi (DU), offering Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS) Course.
Till 2014, the exam was known as Common Entrance Test or DU- CET/CET DU .
Duration and marking scheme :
The duration of the exam is 120 minutes. There is a negative marking of 1/3 marks.
The Syllabus is as follows :
1)Quantitative aptitude -30
2)Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning-30
3)English proficiency -30
4)Business and general analysis - 30
Hence, the Total number of Questions is 120

Hello,
CFA Program is a professional credential offered by CFA Institute to Investment and Financial professionals. After completing and passing the CFA Program one could know the analysis of academic theory, to assess current industry practice, and learn ethical and professional standards.
CFA exam has three levels, level 1, 2& 3.
Each level has its own significance and requires great determination and knowledge to clear them.
After clearing (passing) CFA level 2, one can get the jobs like :
1) investment analyst
2) financial modeling analyst
3) investment manager
4) investment research analyst
5) consumer equity analyst
6) portfolio manager
7) sales professional
One can also earn a fair amount of salary after CFA. But if you clear CFA level 3, then there is no limit in getting jobs and earning more money.

Both are good and I am not being diplomatic, I mean it. Syllabus coverage of both the courses is excellent and standard of questions asked in exams are also very good. If you are looking for starting a firm then CA has more scope then CMA for now but the scope for CMA for practice is also going to increase with GST coming into action. And for various relevant job purposes both the courses are given the same weightage in most of the cases. I know many people who are holding high level positions (related to finance etc) as a proud CMA in various government companies and Multinational Corporations. I also want to add that rumour of CMA being easy is totally false. Actually it can be said it is tougher because there are 8 papers in CMA Inter but only 7 papers in CA IPCC. One more point, there are no gaps between exams in case of CMA but in case of CA, students get one day for revision before each exam. Finally I want to conclude with saying both the courses are great in their own ways, you can go for anyone of them. Hard work together with proper strategy is the key for passing and success as well.