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What are some famous startups started by IIM Bangalore alumni?
IIM Bangalore has always been a pretty good place for nurturing entrepreneurial ideas and has consistently encouraged the values and culture of entrepreneurship. Some of the most popular Startups which were launched by IIM Bangalore alumni are as follows.
- Urban Ladder: It was established by Ashish Goel and Rajiv Srivatsa in 2012 and was introduced as an online marketplace (E-commerce store) to buy and sell furniture and home decor products. The startup is responsible for the delivery and installation of all the products which it offers on its website.
- Delhivery:This Startup was co-founded by Sahil Barua in the year 2011. It is a third-party logistics delivery company with a Pan-India delivery network supported by in-house fulfillment services and transportation management systems, customer analytics, geocoding, and route optimization.
- Zoojoo.be:This startup was launched in the year 2012 by Avinash Saurabh. It is a social wellness platform based on Games that aims to unite the workforce of organizations to build up healthier habits.
- Pikkol: It was co-founded in 2015 by Deepu Chandran. It acts as a relocation services aggregator and a logistics firm based upon technology-centric innovations and ideas. The Startup aims to create a technological, analytical, and operational structure to ease all of the relocation requirements of clients in the potential marketplaces.
- ReportBee: It was co-founded by Anantharaman Maniin 2010. The startup aims to offer smart report card systems to schools by data collection and then providing an accurate presentation of the findings in an easy to interpret format for quicker and better comprehension of the data and improved decision making.
These are some of the famous startups by IIM Bangalore alumni.
How is safety and fire engineering in CUSAT and what is the average package for this branch?
The Fire and Safety Engineering Department is one of the best at CUSAT. As one of my friends studied there, I might be able to share some details which can help you with your question.
- This department has got good infrastructure along with good faculties.
- About 90% of the students of this branch get a good offer for a package.
- But this field is limited to getting a job, as most of the companies recruiting on-campus look for other colleges.
- The competition will be less as very few colleges offer this kind of branch.
- CUSAT is the best fire and safety branch in India.
| Categories | B.Tech in Safety and Fire Engineering at CUSAT |
| No. of seats | 60 |
| Placement Percentage | 90-100% |
| Highest CTC | 22 LPA |
| Average CTC | 6-7 LPA |
| Course Fee | 3.01 lakh |
| Recruiting Companies | DRDO, ISRO, ONGC, GAIL, ABS, Reliance, British Safety Council, IOCL, BPCL, etc. |
You will get placement with the package of INR 8-10 LPA initially for PSU in the sector of Oil. The placements are mostly in the field of public sector units like IOCL, GAIL, and ONGC.
Which are the best branches in CUSAT to opt for for a B.Tech?
My brother is an alumnus of CUSAT and according to him, the best branch to opt for at the institute is Naval Architecture and Shipbuilding. It is the flagship course offered by the university.To get admission into this branch you will need a rank less than 500 in the CUSAT CAT or a relaxed rank depending on the category of reservation you have.
Here is the required cutoff for Naval Architecture and Shipbuilding according to 2020 trends.
| B.Tech in Naval Architecture and Shipbuilding | |
| Round | Cutoff by Rank |
| 1 | 58 |
| 2 | 65 |
| 3 | 65 |
Hope this clears your doubts.
How is the B.Tech in food tech and management at the NIFTEM?
NIFTEM is one of the best in food technology and entrepreneurship studies. It is a pretty good choice if you are interested in chemistry and biology.
- The curriculum is very unique and industry-oriented since the food industry sees a growth of about 15-18% every year.
- Every year good companies visit there and recruit students. Companies such as Nestle, ITC, PepsiCo, Dabur, etc.
- There is an advantage since it's new the research projects are just starting and there are more funds and a well-backed faculty department and administration.
- NIFTEM is a place where you can express yourself through your unique ideas. There are lots of chances by doing some research work on the subject you are interested in.
NIFTEM is regarded as one of the best institutes regarding placements for food tech and management students. The following gives a brief of the same:
|
Categories |
Food Tech and Management at NIFTEM |
|
Placement Percentage |
85% |
|
Highest CTC |
8-9 LPA |
|
Average CTC |
5-6 LPA |
The first year is full of basics of both food tech and Management and from the 2nd year, the core subjects are taught especially all the food tech-related subjects ( food chemistry, food microbiology ) and core management parts.
How is Presidency University, Bangalore?
Presidency University, Bangalore doesn’t seem to be a very good option for students, according to most reviews available on the internet. The points below are some key highlights that a candidate needs to know before opting for a degree from Presidency University.
- Presidency University is a private and autonomous institute, which runs on its own rules. There are some major problems that students have to face if they go out of track in the institute, including year lag in certain cases.
- There are some good faculties in the university, but the peers inside the class are not so good as to indulge in research-based or other value-added works. There is a strict rule of 75% attendance which creates a lot of heckling. Students failing to complete the attendance quota are given year lag or made to repeat semesters.
- There are a lot of strict rules in the university, like in schools. Some of them include no spending class hours in the canteen, no roaming around, ID is a must, only formals on weekdays, Rs. 1000 fine for the use of mobile phones, etc. The securities are pretty strict with these rules.
- The canteen is costly. Even students can’t leave the campus before the day ends, so no way to get good food. The hostel is also not satisfactory in terms of food and its strict rules. No music can be played after 10 PM.
- Due to the remote location of the university, there is no good place for food. The closest place is 6-8 km away from the campus. This makes the student's life uncomfortable.
- In terms of education, the institute has some excellent faculties, who help students in every aspect, from teaching to personal problems. They are quite friendly. But, even though having such good faculty, students first need to tolerate the strict rules and be genuinely interested in the subjects.
- The only good thing about the university is its infrastructure, which is excellent and quite fancy. It is like a deceptive appearance.
- The overall emphasis of the university is on 75% attendance and 5+CGPA, but not on good quality education and research which is actually necessary.
These are a few disadvantages to be very clear that a student faces after stepping into the campus of Presidency University, Bangalore, which makes it not a good choice for engineering.
Which companies hire HRM people from XLRI? Is it true that HR professionals have less workload and their job is a bit relaxed than other roles?
Any professional who is from HR understands exactly what a business requires and manages the whole process from hiring an employee to their exit with talent management & development, compliance, engagement, etc.
Setting up organizational design and development for organizations are also covered by HR professionals. The employees are just a small aspect of the bigger picture.
- My friend worked at the corporate compensation team and he used to simply work on his PC all the time. Getting into HR was because of the simple fact that he was good with numbers.
- MBA programs that offer specialization in HRM, such as XLRI PGDHRM cover all the topics mentioned above in their course work. This is why people for HR roles are taken from XLRI.
- According to the recent statistics, the major companies coming to the campus for recruiting HR students are McKinsey, BCG, Bain, etc.
Traveling isn't vital for HR professionals unlike what a consultant or salesman would do, the workload is, however, very similar. At the end of the day, that aspect falls on the employer culture rather than the department itself.
What are the reviews of ISME, Mumbai and its BME degree? Is it worth going for?
ISME is located in Lower Parel, Mumbai. Its postgraduate program in Management Business and Entrepreneurship is quite popular. BME at ISME has a course span of 11 months. It gives an amazing blend of knowledge and a skill-based curriculum. The course mainly focuses on Management, Finance, strategy, and Entrepreneurship.
Highlights:
- ISME helps you to expand your network to more than 500 corporate companies. You will have great exposure to collaborative projects and industrial works. Internships and placement records on campus are worth mentioning.
- ISME is very resourceful. Here you will get exposed to 3 niche startup accelerators along with partners who are industry giants like Google, Microsoft, etc. You will also be exposed to a bunch of investors who are helpful in launching a successful business.
- BME majorly focuses on business analysis and Entrepreneurship. Faculties are well trained, highly qualified, and experienced.
- Students are taught to challenge the status quo and are trained to come up with innovative ideas.
- Institute gives you that extra push to reach your maximum potential.
- ISME works on the motto of producing leaders with entrepreneurial mindsets.
- College provides you with corporate connections of global level, the infrastructure and facilities on campus are top-notch. Moreover, the campus is located at an amazing location which is a great advantage to students. 'ISME Edge' is specifically designed to give its students a world-class learning experience.
To conclude, ISME is totally worth joining and BME is an amazing course offered by ISME.
What is the fee for MBA at K J Somaiya, Mumbai?
K J Somaiya Institute of Management is an autonomous college located in Mumbai. It is one of the top-rated business schools in India. Somaiya Institute is well known for its financial education. Their faculty members are good and cooperative. Their placement is also good, but accommodation is a bit costly.
The fee details of K J Somaiya Institute of Management is as follows:
|
Category |
A.Y. 2021-22 |
A.Y. 2022-23 |
|
Application Form Fee |
INR 2850 (+Applicable Transaction Charges) |
- |
|
Tuition Fees |
INR 6,47,350 |
INR 7,12,085 |
|
Development Fees |
INR 64,735 |
INR 71,209 |
|
Other Fees |
INR 59,700 |
INR 61,700 |
|
Caution Money |
INR 10,000 |
2,500 |
|
Total Fees |
INR 7,81,785 |
INR 8,47,494 |
This is the fee structure for MBA / IB / FS / RM / IMC / HCM / HR / SM/ DSA. For the rest of the details, you can check the K J Somaiya Institute of Management official website.
How is the summer placement scenario at IIM Shillong for the 2019-2020 batch? Is IIM Shillong able to place the entire batch??
IIM Shillong placement cell is not very helpful. The placement records shown are edited. Students do not get a return of what they had paid for. The placement committee is responsible for conducting a well-organized placement drive. The committee tells all the recruiting companies that they have got the first slot. Students are also forced to carry out this lie.
According to the official website, the summer placement highlights for 2021 are as follows.
- The highest CTC offered this year was around 3 lakhs. While the average CTC offered was around 1.31 lakhs. The average CTC has witnessed a 17% jump from last year.
- The average stipend received by the top 20% and top 50% of the batch was 2.36 LPA and 1.67 LPA respectively.
- A total of 68 recruiters participated in the campus drive spanning across different domains.
- Sales and Marketing remained the most sought-after domain, with 33% placement offers. Consulting & Strategy (24%) and Finance (17%) were the following domains.
- Aditya Birla Group, AB InBev, Cognizant, Emami Group, Goldman Sachs, Google, ICICI Bank were among the regular recruiters.
- IBM, Brain Capacity Network, Deloitte India, Pepsico are some of the first-time recruiters that participated in the 2021 summer placements.
- This summer placement witnessed a 100% increase in the number of offers made in General Management.
The placement record of IIM Shillong is expected to be transparent to students in the future so that they can make the right decision.
What is the cut-off for Fore school of management?
Fore school of management is a management school located in Delhi, India. It provides full-time courses in PGDM, PGDM in Financial management, PGDM in International Business, PGDM in Big Data Analysis, PGDM (Executive), and FPM programs.
Admission to Fore school of management is by CAT, XAT, and GMAT only.
Cutoff:
The recent 2020 cut-offs for various programs as released by Fore school of management are listed below.
|
Particulars |
PGDM |
PGDM (International Business) |
PGDM (Financial Management) |
|
CAT |
85.75 |
79 |
76 |
|
XAT |
86.5 |
81 |
77 |
|
GMAT |
650 |
600 |
600 |
The total fees for MBA/PGDM are ?15.98 Lakhs and for Executive MBA/PGDM are ?12 Lakhs approx. There are a total of 180 seats in PGDM, 120 in PGDM (International Business), 60 in PGDM (Financial Management), and 60 in PGDM (Business Data Analytics).
For Executive PGDM, it has 30 seats only. Fore School of management also provides a Fellow Program in Management (FPM) for 2 years at a total fee of ?3.13 Lakh. It has only 10 seats for the same.
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