MBA in Human Resource Management 

at Institute of Management, S.G Highway

There are six different specialisations offered under MBA/ MBA-HRM programme which are as follows:

• Finance
• HRM
• Operations Management
• Business Analytics
• International Business
• Information Management

Candidates who wish to apply for MBA programme must have passed bachelor’s degree with at least 50 per cent aggregate.

The highest, average, and median package offered to MBA students from 2021 to 2023 drives indicate an improving trend. Take a look at the below table to know the Institute of Management Nirma University placement package trends:

Course	MBA Placement Statistics (2021)	MBA Placement Statistics (2022)	MBA Placement Statistics (2023)
Highest package	INR 18 LPA	INR 26 LPA	INR 30 LPA
Average package	INR 9.25 LPA	INR 10.50 LPA	INR 12.20 LPA
Median package	INR 9.50 LPA	INR 10 LPA	INR 11 LPA

The highest package offered after the completion of an MBA course at a particular institute delineates a lot about it. As per the latest report, the highest package bagged by the MBA batch passing out in 2023 was INR 30 LPA. Earlier, the highest package offered during 2022 placements was INR 26 LPA. From 2021 to 2023, an improving trend was recorded in the Institute of Management Nirma University the highest package. The trends are depicted in the table below:

MBA of Management Nirma University  accepts CAT percentile for admission nto the MBA course. Candidates preparing for this institute must appear for the CAT 2023 entrance exam. The exam is schedule for Nov 26, 2023. Nirma Institute of Management cutoff 2023 will be released after the CAT 2023 result. However, during the Institute of Management cutoff 2022, the overall CAT percentile was 60 for the General All India category candidates. 

Candidates can refer to the table given below to check out the year-wise cutoff percentile for the MBA programme:

Category	2021	2022
General	60	60
SC	60	60
ST	60	60
OBC	60	60

CAT score is the total marks a candidate receives out of the maximum marks, calculated by subtracting the marks of incorrect answers from the marks of correct answers. For every correct answer, +3 is given to the candidates, for every incorrect -1 is deducted from the overall score. Apart from this, a candidate's rank is calculated by normalizing the scores of all candidates and placing them on a common scale based on the difficulty and attempts of the candidates. It is important to understand the difference between CAT score and CAT percentile because IIMs and all MBA colleges in India select candidates on the basis of their CAT and other MBA related exam percentiles and not score.

The CAT percentile is referred to as the rank of a candidate against the rest of the test takers. The percentile indicates the total percentage of candidates who scored less than or equal to a particular candidate in CAT. 

Suppose,1,000 people take an exam and you bag the top rank, which means 999 candidates scored less than you. Then your CAT percentile will be 999/1000*100 = 99.9.

{Source: BBA students & alumni}

Based on the reviews and feedback from students and alumni, here's a summary:

Infrastructure: The Institute of Management has a good infrastructure, with modern classrooms, libraries, and sports facilities. Hostel facilities are available for PG students, but not for BBA students.

Teaching: Faculty members are generally helpful and knowledgeable, with a mix of traditional and innovative teaching approaches. Some students appreciated the emphasis on practical learning, while others found the curriculum lacking in certain areas.

Placement: While the placement record for BBA students is not explicitly stated, the institute claims to have 100% placement rates for MBA students. The average salary package for MBA students is around INR12 LPA, with the highest package reaching INR30 LPA.

Curriculum: The BBA programme seems to offer a balanced blend of theoretical and practical knowledge, with courses covering various aspects of management. However, some students felt that the curriculum could be more focused on emerging trends and technologies.

Campus Life: The campus is lively, with frequent events and fests organized throughout the year. Students appreciate the social atmosphere and extracurricular activities.

In conclusion, while the BBA programme at Institute of Management has its strengths, such as a good infrastructure and supportive faculty, there are areas for improvement, including the placement record and curriculum relevance. Ultimately, whether or not the programme is "good" depends on individual preferences and priorities.

{Source: MBA/PGDM students & alumni}

Success Rate of Placements for MBA/PGDM Students

* The success rate of the placement cell in securing jobs for MBA/PGDM students at Institute of Management is high, with almost 90% of students getting placed.
* The highest salary package offered for final placements was 12 LPA, while the highest stipend offered for summer internships was Rs. 75,000 per month.
* The average salary package offered is 8 LPA, with the lowest salary package offered being 6 LPA. Some students even received unpaid internships.
* Many companies, including BFSI, IT, FMCG, consulting, rating, healthcare, research, and FS, participate in the recruitment process, offering roles such as consulting, sales, marketing, analyst, and data scientist.
* The placement committee works diligently to bring in the best companies for students, resulting in a consistent placement rate of nearly 100%.

Note: The percentages mentioned above are approximate and may vary depending on the batch/year.

The college offers Integrated BBA-MBA programme at UG level, candidates to apply for UG course should have qualified IPMAT exam. Candidate in order to eligible for this course, must also have passed Class 12 with a minimum of 60 per cent aggregate and English as one of the main subjects.

The institute offers three different management programmes at PG level which are MBA (General), MBA (HRM) and MBA (Family Business and Entrepreneurship).