VGSoM IIT Kharagpur has successfully completed Final Placements for the MBA batch of 2017-2019. Top brands on campus included TATA Power, Deloitte, PwC, IBM, EY, and Infosys amongst others. A total of 122 students participated in the Final Placements process at VGSoM IIT Kharagpur, and the batch received a total of 151 offers.
JBIMS Mumbai has successfully completed its Final Placements for the MMS Class of 2019! Top brands on campus included McKinsey & Company, the Boston Consulting Group, Goldman Sachs, and J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. amongst others. The median compensation for the MMS batch of 2017-2019 saw an increase of nearly 18% as compared to last year.
While a lot has been written about picturesque lush green campuses, festivals and life on campus, this article comparing two of India's top B-schools will refrain from reinventing the wheel, and you may go through the articles cited below to know about those aspects. They have been intentionally left out not only because a lot of literature is already available about them but also because, given the fact that we are comparing two institutes which are among the best B-schools in India, these things are more or less at par, it is also fairly subjective and depends upon how a person spends his life on campus. Moreover, they do not even form a proper basis for comparing B-schools of such high repute.
As you settle through the first fortnight, you already feel like part of flow much mightier than you. There is plenty to do and very less time. Classes, Group Meetings, Sports, Cultural events, run towards clubs, parties, Outbound plans, Haneena, Night Canteen and what not. Pre-reads and Post-reads are also there but with a lesser priority for most of the Junta, as leaving it doesn't make you feel left out.
Sales and Marketing is one of the most popular and sought-after domains at MBA institutes. At some of India's top management institutes, at least 1 in 5 students opts for a Marketing or Sales role during Final Placements. Though Management Consulting and Finance take precedence over Sales and Marketing roles for students at most institutes (owing to the higher pay packages offered as well as the glamour associated with the former), a lot of students, especially freshers, do look for exciting Marketing roles at some of the world's largest companies; usually Consumer Goods companies looking to hire for their leadership programmes and other roles.
Almost all the B-schools have started releasing the list of selected students, so the pre-MBA jitters must have already begun for some.
It was May, 2012. I had just gotten my XIIth board results, and I was not happy. Fast forward to June, where I was taking college entrance exams across domains, from media (my first preference), to economics and business studies, and even the likes of Amity (yikes). Unfortunately, I passed all these exams, and my family and I chose the easiest option - business studies under the aegis of University of Delhi, which I could attend while staying at home. On the face of it, it was a highly coveted course, and everyone was happy. Always having dreamt of being a columnist, I put media at the back of my mind. I think that's where my career downfall began.
VGSoM IIT Kharagpur has successfully completed Final Placements for the MBA batch of 2017-2019. Top brands on campus included TATA Power, Deloitte, PwC, IBM, EY, and Infosys amongst others. A total of 122 students participated in the Final Placements process at VGSoM IIT Kharagpur, and the batch received a total of 151 offers.
JBIMS Mumbai has successfully completed its Final Placements for the MMS Class of 2019! Top brands on campus included McKinsey & Company, the Boston Consulting Group, Goldman Sachs, and J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. amongst others. The median compensation for the MMS batch of 2017-2019 saw an increase of nearly 18% as compared to last year.
While a lot has been written about picturesque lush green campuses, festivals and life on campus, this article comparing two of India's top B-schools will refrain from reinventing the wheel, and you may go through the articles cited below to know about those aspects. They have been intentionally left out not only because a lot of literature is already available about them but also because, given the fact that we are comparing two institutes which are among the best B-schools in India, these things are more or less at par, it is also fairly subjective and depends upon how a person spends his life on campus. Moreover, they do not even form a proper basis for comparing B-schools of such high repute.
As you settle through the first fortnight, you already feel like part of flow much mightier than you. There is plenty to do and very less time. Classes, Group Meetings, Sports, Cultural events, run towards clubs, parties, Outbound plans, Haneena, Night Canteen and what not. Pre-reads and Post-reads are also there but with a lesser priority for most of the Junta, as leaving it doesn't make you feel left out.
Sales and Marketing is one of the most popular and sought-after domains at MBA institutes. At some of India's top management institutes, at least 1 in 5 students opts for a Marketing or Sales role during Final Placements. Though Management Consulting and Finance take precedence over Sales and Marketing roles for students at most institutes (owing to the higher pay packages offered as well as the glamour associated with the former), a lot of students, especially freshers, do look for exciting Marketing roles at some of the world's largest companies; usually Consumer Goods companies looking to hire for their leadership programmes and other roles.
Almost all the B-schools have started releasing the list of selected students, so the pre-MBA jitters must have already begun for some.
It was May, 2012. I had just gotten my XIIth board results, and I was not happy. Fast forward to June, where I was taking college entrance exams across domains, from media (my first preference), to economics and business studies, and even the likes of Amity (yikes). Unfortunately, I passed all these exams, and my family and I chose the easiest option - business studies under the aegis of University of Delhi, which I could attend while staying at home. On the face of it, it was a highly coveted course, and everyone was happy. Always having dreamt of being a columnist, I put media at the back of my mind. I think that's where my career downfall began.
