New Delhi Institute of Management Tughlakabad Answered Questions

Hello Mohammad, I am currently a student of NDIM and I know plenty of students from JIMS also and comparing both colleges I would like to provide you some points. The placement of NDIM is better than JIMS as average placement is better here therefore, all kinds of students can get placement from this college. Faculty members at NDIM are more experienced than JIMS and here industry mentors are also provided to provide you an overview of the corporate also
NDIM also provides international exposure and teaches different languages as per your choice therefore changes in taking a job abroad also increases here. Taking a recent example 9students got placed in Deloitte within a week's time and they were given the PPO as they performed well in their internship. And for mass recruitment, it is going to come very soon. For any other aspect please feel free to ask. Thank You!

FIIIB is the best option amongst these colleges in terms of ROI and Industry exposure. The overall placement is good between 97 to 98 percent every year since inception, average placement is 6 to 7 lacs this year. If you are looking for long term career in corporate and constant growth in life then this will be the best option to choose for your MBA.

If you compare the overall parameters of these institutes FIIB and Apeejay school of management has almost equally approvals and accreditation like AICTE, NBA, AIU and AACSB membership (Global Level Accreditation) but in terms of the overall exposure whether it is industry exposure, global exposure or experiential learning FIIB is the best decision.

Hoping that you are okay, An MBA college is been judged on the basis of placement and learnings. In bot perspective, I suggest you go for NDIM as the Return on Investment and future scope of stability is also good in this institute. The placement has been rated 15th & 16th in India by Business World 2014 & 2013 and NDIM is considered 4th Best in Delhi. Companies that offer placement to students of NDIM are:
99acres. Com | Aditya Birla Group | Airtel | Amazon. Com | American Express | Axis Bank | Bajaj Finserv | Barista | Berger Paints | Blue Star | Cafe Coffee Day | Coca-Cola | Dabur | Fedex Express | GODREJ | HDFC Bank | IBM | ICICI Securities | IndusInd Bank | Infosys | marriott hotels | Naukri Com | Nestle | Samsung | Sterlite | Thomas | United Colors of Benetton | Vodafone | Wipro| Deloitte| KPMG| Black Rock, etc.

Talking in overall. NDIM is good in context of learning and placement. Learning is the main part on which the course focuses on but placement is something which is good by the college and the students of NDIM also gets it on their own.
Thank you!

Hi, you can check the college ranking, accreditation, and affiliation of the college before taking the admission in any college and never forget to check mandatory disclosure of the college. You can check all the detail of JIMS Rohini from below mentioned link
https://www.jimsindia.org/.

The placement cell is very much equipped to achieve the target of 100% placement and therefore, they achieved it successfully in the past few years. The main part starts from the knowledge you get from the institute because placements can be possible from outside also. No doubt, NDIM provides placement in the best organisations concerned to specific streams like (Deloitte, KPMG, Black Rock, and EY) they come for placements, and the rest students also get placed in other firms also that are best in the fields.

Hello Dhananjay, I come with an experience of 3 years in operations and marketing channel sales, I had given MAT and I had option to chose NDIM and BITS Pilani, when you actually talk about faculty guidance and industry exposure to students I would suggest you to go for NDIM, they have best faculty in terms of providing profound knowledge to students and giving much higher exposure to industry. They train you in such a way that you can compete with even with Top 5 business school students when it comes to placements. Industry visits mostly all the b schools but they choose quality students rather going for quantity.