Indira Institute of Management - IIMP Tathawade Pune Answered Questions

See, second shift has got nothing to do with market value of any college, the only thing is the shift will be morning shift and afternoon shift which may start from 11:00 am onwards. This is due to college needs few adjustments regarding students and faculty interaction and no connection with shift to final placements or market value.

It depends on your interest, what you want to learn actually after completion of MBA. And, again if you get into a company almost after 3 to 4 years the specialization would not even matter, as you need to know each and every aspect, but as of now these are the following specialization Human Resources-Operations And Supply Chain-Finance- Marketing, if you are determined to do MBA, take admission in college and get knowledge of each subject in first semester itself and decide, else get your self-counsel for the same. It would definitely help.

BALAJI and MIT have their own PGDM courses, whereas Indira has MBA as well as PGDM program, all the three colleges have average package that ranges from INR 3.5-5 LPA and may soar above according to market conditions, so it's upon you what type of course you need to get into. In case of PGDM, it would be BALAJI-INDIRA-MIT, and in case of MBA, it's just Indira as rest of them provide Diploma course.

Indira Institute of Management is known for its MBA, especially for marketing specialization. Placement opportunities are good after completing MBA from Indira Institute of Management.
Below are some stats about the placement of Indira Institute of Management MBA :
Marketing: 95% students got placed
Finance: 85% students got placed
HR: 70%. students got placed
The highest package- 14 lacs (Amazon, marketing).
The lowest package- 1.8 lacs (for HR)
The average package- 3.8 lacs.
Major recruiters were- Mother Dairy, Berger Paints, Amul, Cadbury, Deloitte, Birla Sunlife, HDFC, ICICI Bank, Bajaj Allianz, Bajaj Finserv, Leela, TCS, Oracle, HDFC, DHL, ABB, Bombardier, Accenture, Reliance, HSBC, Future Group, Standard Chartered, Icicle, Jhaveri Securities, etc.
I hope this helps!

As an MBA student, you will not gain anything extra by doing Advance Certificate in Management from Indian School of Business Management and Administration, Pune. These courses are designed for students who have done Diploma in Management. Syllabus of MBA covers all topics taught in Advanced Certificate in Management.

As these MBA institutes are affiliated to the University of Pune, you will have to take MBA CET entrance exam. Regarding MIT and Balaji, these institutes have their own exams. So, I would request you to get the information from their official websites.