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Disha AgarwalCurrent Student
Beginner-Level 5
SIBM- H is recommended. 23 additional companies come to the campus for recruitment. We have companies like Amazon, KPMG, Deloitte, McNroe, Invesco, HDFC, TCS, Tech Mahindra, Green Park Hotels etc. that come to the campus for placements. The hi
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SIBM- H is recommended. 23 additional companies come to the campus for recruitment. We have companies like Amazon, KPMG, Deloitte, McNroe, Invesco, HDFC, TCS, Tech Mahindra, Green Park Hotels etc. that come to the campus for placements. The highest package offered was Rs. 16 Lacs with an average of Rs. 7.2 Lacs
Visit website for the complete list https://www.siu.edu.in/symbiosis-Hyderabad-campus.php
Visit website for the complete list https://www.siu.edu.in/symbiosis-Hyderabad-campus.php
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5 years ago
Which one is better: NDIM Delhi, IPR Hyderabad, Siva Sivani Hyderabad and KIIT School of Management?
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Abhijeeth Raj Current Student
Beginner-Level 4
Hi, All colleges are best in their own ways. Siva Sivani Hyderabad is one of the old PGDM college across Nation, we are running our 28th batch this year and our placements track records are one of best among B Schools. Please walk in and have
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Hi, All colleges are best in their own ways. Siva Sivani Hyderabad is one of the old PGDM college across Nation, we are running our 28th batch this year and our placements track records are one of best among B Schools. Please walk in and have a look and feel of college and then decide. All very best.
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5 years ago
Which one is better among JIMS Kalkaji and NDIM?
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ankit chauhanCurrent Student
Contributor-Level 10
For NDIM as JIMS calls, you for GDPI even if you have filled the form.
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Akansha GuptaCurrent Student
Beginner-Level 2
You can fill the registration form as there is a chance, though a bit less, and appear for GD-PI as selection depends on GD-PI as well along with other credentials.
All the best.
All the best.
8 years ago
How can I take admission in NDIM?
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neha sethiCurrent Student
Contributor-Level 8
Hello smriti,
for taking admission in ndim you have to sit for gdpi process.
for taking admission in ndim you have to sit for gdpi process.
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Deepak SinghCurrent Student
Contributor-Level 8
Hi, Please remember, selecting a particular institute depends on your personal preference, however you may consider some of the below mentioned points while selecting a institute. *Accreditation of the institute. *Institutes infrastructure. *T
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Hi, Please remember, selecting a particular institute depends on your personal preference, however you may consider some of the below mentioned points while selecting a institute. *Accreditation of the institute. *Institutes infrastructure. *Teaching faculty. *specialisation offered. *Past placements records. *Tuition fees. *City preference. *Industry interface. Among your options you can go through the link and you will easily figure it out that Asia pacific is best, https://www.shiksha.com/resources/college-comparison-327831-122193-112198
Feel free to raise more questions. Appreciate by giving it thumbs up or marking as best. All the Best. For any admission assistance you can contact me.
Feel free to raise more questions. Appreciate by giving it thumbs up or marking as best. All the Best. For any admission assistance you can contact me.
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6 years ago
Which institute is better NDIM, Asia Pacific, J.K Business School, JIMS-Rohini and IBMR-Gurgaon?
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Deepak SinghCurrent Student
Contributor-Level 8
Hi,
Please remember selecting a particular institute depends on your personal preference, however you may consider some of the below mentioned points while selecting a institute. *Accreditation of the institute. *Institutes infrastructure. *Te
Please remember selecting a particular institute depends on your personal preference, however you may consider some of the below mentioned points while selecting a institute. *Accreditation of the institute. *Institutes infrastructure. *Te
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Hi,
Please remember selecting a particular institute depends on your personal preference, however you may consider some of the below mentioned points while selecting a institute. *Accreditation of the institute. *Institutes infrastructure. *Teaching faculty. *specialisation offered. *Past placements records. *Tuition fees. *City preference. *Industry interface
Among your options you can go through the link and figure it out, https://www.shiksha.com/resources/college-comparison-327831-122193-112198-90543
Feel free to raise more questions. Appreciate by giving it thumbs up or marking as best. All the Best. For any admission assistance you can contact me.
Please remember selecting a particular institute depends on your personal preference, however you may consider some of the below mentioned points while selecting a institute. *Accreditation of the institute. *Institutes infrastructure. *Teaching faculty. *specialisation offered. *Past placements records. *Tuition fees. *City preference. *Industry interface
Among your options you can go through the link and figure it out, https://www.shiksha.com/resources/college-comparison-327831-122193-112198-90543
Feel free to raise more questions. Appreciate by giving it thumbs up or marking as best. All the Best. For any admission assistance you can contact me.
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Siddharth BhardwajCurrent Student
Quantitative Analyst (Credit Risk)
Guide-Level 14
Dear Saurabh,
With no prior work experience (I hope you have done internships in your graduation, but it doesn't count as work experience), it's hard to join not just finance sector but other sectors also. The reason is, the 'core' finance is m
With no prior work experience (I hope you have done internships in your graduation, but it doesn't count as work experience), it's hard to join not just finance sector but other sectors also. The reason is, the 'core' finance is m
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Dear Saurabh,
With no prior work experience (I hope you have done internships in your graduation, but it doesn't count as work experience), it's hard to join not just finance sector but other sectors also. The reason is, the 'core' finance is much or data and technology oriented. A company cannot take the risk to hire the absolute fresher to appoint him on such a sensitive position. It's always costly for a company to train an employee, absorbs his mistakes and give another chance, hence company avoid fresher for a certain position. However, entry-level jobs may be possible for an account, junior clerk, etc., but not for core finance. Secondly, as I said, it is difficult but not impossible. If you ask the employer of any big financial company, that is why they don't recruit fresher for big positions the straight answer would be "Why would we take the risk?" So, Saurabh! If you are able to convince the employer through your work portfolio, surely you will have strong point to ask for a job in big Investment Banks, Hedge Funds, Private Equity, etc (you will learn a lot on these companies). Try to do as many relevant internships, Learn Data Analyst (Statistical Modelling, MS Excel-DAX, R/Python, Data Visualization & Minning, SQL, etc.) concepts which are applicable in Finance (LBO, DCF, TEV, Credit Risk Management, ALM, VaR, etc). Show the work samples in your resume, and surely you will get success.
With no prior work experience (I hope you have done internships in your graduation, but it doesn't count as work experience), it's hard to join not just finance sector but other sectors also. The reason is, the 'core' finance is much or data and technology oriented. A company cannot take the risk to hire the absolute fresher to appoint him on such a sensitive position. It's always costly for a company to train an employee, absorbs his mistakes and give another chance, hence company avoid fresher for a certain position. However, entry-level jobs may be possible for an account, junior clerk, etc., but not for core finance. Secondly, as I said, it is difficult but not impossible. If you ask the employer of any big financial company, that is why they don't recruit fresher for big positions the straight answer would be "Why would we take the risk?" So, Saurabh! If you are able to convince the employer through your work portfolio, surely you will have strong point to ask for a job in big Investment Banks, Hedge Funds, Private Equity, etc (you will learn a lot on these companies). Try to do as many relevant internships, Learn Data Analyst (Statistical Modelling, MS Excel-DAX, R/Python, Data Visualization & Minning, SQL, etc.) concepts which are applicable in Finance (LBO, DCF, TEV, Credit Risk Management, ALM, VaR, etc). Show the work samples in your resume, and surely you will get success.
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A KaushikCurrent Student
English language trainer cum career counselor
Guide-Level 13
Dear Saurabh,
After PGDM in Finance, you can get the below mentioned opportunities.
Assistant Manager-Credit Control
Finance Manager
Credit Analyst
Cash Manager
Treasurer
Accounting Manager
Risk & Insurance Manager
Portfolio Manager and many others.
Go
After PGDM in Finance, you can get the below mentioned opportunities.
Assistant Manager-Credit Control
Finance Manager
Credit Analyst
Cash Manager
Treasurer
Accounting Manager
Risk & Insurance Manager
Portfolio Manager and many others.
Go
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Dear Saurabh,
After PGDM in Finance, you can get the below mentioned opportunities.
Assistant Manager-Credit Control
Finance Manager
Credit Analyst
Cash Manager
Treasurer
Accounting Manager
Risk & Insurance Manager
Portfolio Manager and many others.
God bless you.
After PGDM in Finance, you can get the below mentioned opportunities.
Assistant Manager-Credit Control
Finance Manager
Credit Analyst
Cash Manager
Treasurer
Accounting Manager
Risk & Insurance Manager
Portfolio Manager and many others.
God bless you.
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Swapnadip MazumdarCurrent Student
Contributor-Level 7
IISWBM does not accept CAT score. Kirloskar is okay, but it's placements are not up to the mark right now. I can't comment on ISME, as I don't know about it. NDIM is good. You can go for it, if you can afford their fees.