Students’ Speak: Good communication skills are the key requirements for most recruiting companies
In the personal interview round, detailed technicalities were tested. Good communication was the key requirement for most of the companies followed by precise detailed knowledge.
A batch of 65 students at Neville Wadia Institute of Management in 2019, we all had chosen different streams to study Master in Business Administration. While some opted marketing and human resources there were some who were interested in finance and international business. We all finished college and were placed. Of the 65 students, nearly 50 percent were placed as they fulfilled the eligibility criteria of companies visiting the campus. Companies such as Aon CoCubes, Talent corner HR Services Pvt Ltd, D Mart, Launchpad, Credit Suisse, iPlace, Brinks India, Future Generali, Gallagher, Neeyamo, etc., visited and conducted interviews.
In 2018, the placement ratio was higher. Up to 80 percent of the candidates were placed by the college. Most of these jobs were in the Marketing domain. The highest package offered in 2018 was Rs 9 LPA whereas the lowest annual salary offered was Rs 2.5 LPA. The average package ranged between Rs 3.5-5 LPA.
This year, too, most of the jobs were available in the Marketing segment followed by Finance and Human Resources. Companies from financial services, manufacturing, IT, food industry, clothing industry, private and global-listed companies were invited for campus placements.
Interview rounds were conducted starting with an aptitude test, followed by group discussion and then a personal interview. In the personal interview round, detailed technicalities were tested. Good communication was the key requirement for most of the companies followed by precise detailed knowledge. The candidate is expected to have up-to-date knowledge in current times.
During the interview round, few students faced problems with the current domain knowledge while a few had problems in communication. Basically, all-rounder students made it to the final round due to their adaptability to situations.
Hence, the overall placement from my college was satisfactory and the staff was extremely supportive of students to guide them and get students started on their career.
About the Author:
Aishwarya Patkar is a Human Resource professional, who recently completed her MBA from Neville Wadia Institute of Management. She is working as a recruiter with an IT company in Nasik.
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The Cut-off of entrance to Neville Wadia Institute of Management Studies and Research (NWIMSR) Pune, India, varies every year with many factors such as,
1. Type of Course such as PGDM, MBA
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Follow the steps below to apply to the MBA/PGDM at Neville Wadia Institute of Management Studies and Research:
Official Website: Access NWIMSR website
Registration: Fill in your name, contact number, and course name in the registration form
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This has a number of prominent selection criteria from entrance test:
Entrance test score must be valid either by an MAH MBA-CET, CAT, CMAT or GMAT taken entrance or other entrance as mentioned above. For the outsiders, it shall be carrying a qualifying entrance as an eligibility criterion at Neville
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The eligibility criteria for the MBA/PGDM programme at Neville Wadia Institute of Management Studies and Research include:
Qualification Educational Applicants should be graduates from any statutory University with at least 50% aggregate marks (45% for reserved category applicants).
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The quality of food served in the hostel mess of Neville Wadia Institute of Management Studies and Research is generally regarded as homely and healthy. The mess offers vegetarian and non-vegetarian options, thus catering to a variety of dietary preferences. Students have reported that food is prepa
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Placements at Neville Wadia Institute of Management Studies and Research are very good, with 80% of students getting jobs through campus placements. The average package is around 5.5 LPA, whereas the highest one goes as high as 10 LPA. Companies like Infosys, TCS, IBM, and HDFC Bank are among the po
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