Kirloskar Institute of Management, Pune
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Amit Bagla
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As such, every college has some disadvantages but particularly speaking about KIAMS, then we have some disadvantages such as:-
1. Connectivity with the city: as the college is in outskirts of the city especially the Pune campus.
2. Fee of the college.
3. Lack of extracurricular activities such as fest etc.
4. Limited exposure.
1. Connectivity with the city: as the college is in outskirts of the city especially the Pune campus.
2. Fee of the college.
3. Lack of extracurricular activities such as fest etc.
4. Limited exposure.
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Amit Bagla
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Decision of taking admission is on you but I want to suggest you that KIAMS is good for marketing and somewhat for finance. So, if you are interested in any of these specialization, then you can consider KIAMS.
Scholarship is awarded to meritorious students based on their performance and not on caste. Scholarship rules are as follows:
Students from CAT/ XAT/CMAT/GMAT/MAT entrance exams having 95 percentile and above are eligible for a concession of Rs. 1, 00,000/- in the total course fee.
Students from CAT/ XAT/CMAT/GMAT/MAT entrance exams having 90 up to 95 percentile and above are eligible for a concession of Rs. 60,000/- in the total c
Scholarship is awarded to meritorious students based on their performance and not on caste. Scholarship rules are as follows:
Students from CAT/ XAT/CMAT/GMAT/MAT entrance exams having 95 percentile and above are eligible for a concession of Rs. 1, 00,000/- in the total course fee.
Students from CAT/ XAT/CMAT/GMAT/MAT entrance exams having 90 up to 95 percentile and above are eligible for a concession of Rs. 60,000/- in the total c
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Amit Bagla
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Congratulations.
So, coming back to your question, I would like to advice you to take one more chance and try to score more in the competitive exams which tier 1 b school considers. But if you don't want to try then I would suggest you to keep it on hold and try to crack other famous b schools like MYRA, Christ etc. Talking about KIAMS, overall it is a good college but it doesn't provide maximum return on investment.
So, coming back to your question, I would like to advice you to take one more chance and try to score more in the competitive exams which tier 1 b school considers. But if you don't want to try then I would suggest you to keep it on hold and try to crack other famous b schools like MYRA, Christ etc. Talking about KIAMS, overall it is a good college but it doesn't provide maximum return on investment.
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Amit Bagla
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When you compare this with other tier 2 B schools, then it provides better results but I won't suggest you to take admission in tier 2 colleges rather try to crack tier 1 colleges because they provide high ROI and better career opportunities. If we talk about KIAMS, they provide decent ROI of Rs 5.35 per annum but it doesn't provide optimum return on the investment you make. So, I request you to take a wise decision on your own.
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Shaurya Singh
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It is an average college for MBA. I would suggest you to try for top 50 colleges at least.
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Abhishek Desai
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It is a decent B-school as ROI and brand value are some of its demerits. SIBM and SCMHRD are much better choices.
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Zubin MehtaExpert Advisor for Senior Management.
Scholar-Level 17
IFIM is the best option for its better placement assistance and decent conversion ratio. ISBM offers low salaries with average up to Rs.4 LPA to Rs.5 LPA.
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Amit Bagla
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No as such there is no specific department for any field whether it is marketing or finance. But we have a generalized department that is Marketing, Finance, Operations and HR. There is no sub-department in any specific field like Retail marketing, branding etc. in marketing.
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Amit Bagla
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As a PGDM student, you have to understand that average packaged offered by companies depends upon the specialization and the college from which you have passed out. Generally, the tier 1 college students gets an average package of above Rs 25 lakhs whereas in tier 2 it come down to Rs 10-15 lakhs and others it's between Rs 5-10 lakhs.It's not compulsory that only top B school graduates get high salaries. Basically, it depend upon your knowledge and skills. If you are excellent then no one can stop you from being successful.
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