By ‘teaches Management like Engineering’ I assume what you mean is Management studies at IIM Lucknow are more strict, mundane, and repetitive. In this regard, I refuse to accept your claim as the reality is far from this.
People graduating from these institutes are youngsters with an age group of 20-25 so there is very little impact of the institutes' pedagogy on the learner’s ability to learn. These candidates are likely to be more serious regarding their growth and even sacrifice the fun of a typical B School life just to reach new heights. Anyone with such a mindset is likely to fare well anywhere irrespective of the choice of Institute.
I am going to specifically pinpoint the scenario at FMS because there is a general conception that FMS has a relatively chilled ambiance. The truth is I have seen many students working tremendously hard in their 2 years. They explore much more than academics and take part in many extracurricular activities because they know it’s their last opportunity before they enter the corporate world. The attendance rules although stricter than that at IIM Lucknow are no direct indication of the general discipline and the rigor of the curriculum. Every institute has its own tailored learning environment and it’s up to the students to make the most out of it.
People just ‘flock’ to a particular B School because of the sheep mentality. Rather their decisions are based on continuous analysis of various factors like tags, peer group, intended specialization, placement opportunities, personal goals.
It’s true that Thapar University has a maximum Punjabi population because of its location. But this certainly does not mean that non-Punjabis feel out of place here. In fact, one of my friends from UP claimed that most of his friends are Punjabis because they are truly genuine and would help you in any way possible. Even the locals are very friendly and you won’t feel left out even for a moment.
I have many friends at Thapar University who are non-Punjabis but haven’t ever faced any kind of discrimination or discomfort there.
Moreover, Thapar has strict rules and regulations regarding the consumption of drug substances. Thapar has a Zero Tolerance Policy for Drugs and Alcohol on the University Campus.
So rest all your worries and come to Thapar University already!
It depends on your category. Since you have gotten IHM Mumbai with a rank of 503, it’s safe to assume you are from the general category. So, there are good chances that you will get IHM Pusa. You should wait till the spot round.
Otherwise, IHM Mumbai is a decent alternative. You will get to learn a lot there.
If you want to target ABC L, having a 70% BE may be a concern. However, it's important to consider your risk appetite and the rationale behind pursuing an MBA. Some people may choose to wait and apply to higher-ranked IIMs, while others may decide to take the risk and apply to a school like IIM Shillong. It's also worth considering that getting into a college with better rankings can be a great feeling, but you should also weigh the risk and return of your decision.
It might be helpful to consider the pros and cons of different options and try to get a bigger picture of your goals before making a decision. Keep in mind that some people with lower GMAT scores or undergraduate grades have been able to get into top schools like Kellogg's and Michigan, while others have been successful in technical fields without pursuing an MBA. Ultimately, it's important to consider your individual circumstances and make a decision that is right for you.
The placements as well as the coding culture among Information Technology (IT) students are no less than that of Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) students. In fact, both branches are almost similar.
Placements: Almost all companies that visit the campus to recruit CSE students also make the IT branch eligible to apply, barring only a very few. The table below shows the placement statistics for the two branches for the academic year 2020.
|
Branch |
Eligible Students |
Students Placed |
Placement Average |
|
IT |
93 |
91 |
97.8% |
|
CSE |
168 |
162 |
96.4% |
Coding Culture: Many students from the IT branch do coding. The number even increases near placements. If we compare the number of coders in CSE and IT, it will be almost the same. Students have also started contributing to the open-source platforms. So, all in all, the coding culture is also good and improving each day.
Finally, the IT branch at MNNIT Allahabad is a very good choice for academics as well as your future career growth and should be definitely considered.
ISBM Kolkata is a good option for an MBA degree, considering several factors like the faculty, course structure, campus, and facilities. However, you will find several negative reviews about the institute over the internet. These reviews are given by people who might not have been on the campus even once. Considering the reviews from the students and alumni of ISBM Kolkata, it definitely has a lot to offer to its students on campus.
The points below provide a brief overview of the positive aspects of ISBM Kolkata.
Take a look at the table below for placements, rather than reading from reviews, which may sometimes turn to be false.
|
Particulars |
ISBM Kolkata 2021 |
|
HIghest Package |
21 LPA |
|
Average Package |
8.80 LPA |
|
Total Recruiters |
160 |
|
Major Recruiting Companies |
LG, Kellogs, Nivea, Philips |
ISBM Kolkata can be a good option for students interested in a PGDM degree.
According to the experience of one of my friends who studied at IIIT Vadodara, the college is working under the temporary campus of GEC, Gandhi Nagar.
According to the recent placement report, we can summarize the data as shown below:
|
Total numbers of offers made |
102 |
|
Top recruiters |
Amazon, Mathworks, ICICI Bank |
|
Highest CTC |
INR 43.5 LPA |
|
Average CTC |
INR 13 LPA |
Thus we can conclude that, though the infrastructure of the college is not very welcoming to the students but provides quality education along with the overall development and placement facilities.
Two years back my brother performed in the GD and cleared the PI round. Here is his experience in brief.
GD:
PI:
In the PI round, they ask multiple other questions like hobbies, movie interests, job profile and all, mostly general questions.
I have a few friends who are alumni of GEMS B School, Bangalore. Here are some of the insights about the institute based on their experience.
Here are some recent statistics of the institute.
|
Particulars |
Stats |
|
Placement percentage |
85% |
|
Highest salary |
3.5 LPA |
|
Average salary |
2.4 to 3.2 LPA |
|
Total fees |
? 4.4 lakhs |
Although, there is no very good recognition for the weekend MBA programs it is still way better than distance education.
Actually, it is quite the contrary. It is quite easy to convert to Pondicherry University even if you are a little serious about your studies.
The course is good with excellent faculty and a good study environment, more freedom and no academic or social pressures. So it would be a wise decision to join here if you do not get the top colleges.