Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management Studies Churchgate Mumbai Answered Questions

Dear Priyanka, there is no MBA offered by the college, but there is Master's in Management Studies provided by the college. MS has 4.4 stars rating out of 5 stars. The college is ranked 23 for Masters Degree studies. Check the link below to see students review about the college placements, infrastructure and other details.
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You are a Graduate Degree Holder with Five Years of Experience in Business Analyst Profile, so now planning to pursue a Part-time M.B.A. Program. But Placement Opportunities are always for the Fresh MBA students as demand from Corporate to pick Trainees to groom into the fresh profile of companies. But there are possibilities for corporates may ask the Part-time students, if you perform excellent and demand exists on that time of completion.

If you are planning for an MBA and willing to switch your job, for now, I would say that the offer is worth a try. Working with one of India's retail giants will definitely add points on your resume and even your prior work experience will be an added advantage. Also, profiles like Store/floor Manager will help you explore more on your inclination towards Operations and Supply Chain Management. This will be very helpful and would give you a more clear understanding when you pursue your MBA. According to my journey in IMT- Nagpur, and having studied Operations as one of my electives I would suggest you can give a try on this offer. My college offers Major specialisation on Operations and you can opt for minors as Business Analytics and IT, Marketing, Finance, HR, Economics or General Management as per your interest. Also, SIOM is one of the finest colleges for Operations Management. You have to secure at least 80 percentile in CAT to get into these colleges, although the cut-off changes every year.

If you are taking admission in regular classroom courses then you need to attend 75% of the total classes. Otherwise, you will be not allowed to write semester exams.
If you are a professional, then you should go for distance MBA. You need not attend and classes. You have to only appear for the semester exams.
Best of luck.

You can still apply for the MBA program based on your work experience also. You can ask your employer to give you a work experience certificate which you can produce it in the college and get admitted. Gaining knowledge by gaining degree is very helpful for your career growth. You can also learn about the convenient way of studying MBA while working it could be the through Working Professional MBA, Distance MBA or Executive MBA. Analyse the right one and please work on it. All the best.