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Anamika Jha
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Though MMS and MBA both are fundamentally similar courses in terms of education. But the former is vast and covers many aspects like finances, marketting and human resources as well. MMS is quite a new field and is yet to explored by people . Hence experiences lesser competition than MBA. The average package after persuing MBA is INR 7 Lakh per annum , While the same for MMS is INR 8 Lakh per annum.Hence, MMS is better than MBA in terms of placement.
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Anamika Jha
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Both VESIM and GNIMS being best institutes for Management, are good for MMS . Top recruiters at VESIM are Nielsen, Mahindra Logistics ,S&P Global ,IIFL Amazon ,Justdial,Bisleri, Thomson Reuters , Larsen & Toubro, Wipro , ITC Limited , Lenskart , Accenture and IBM among many others. The average package after completing MMS from VESIM is INR 7 Lakh per annum. Top recruiters at GNIMS are Kotak Mahindra Bank, Morning Star, Talent Network, ITC Ltd., NeoGrowth Credit Pvt Ltd among many others. The average package after completing MMS from GNIMS is INR 4.5 Lakh per annum.Looking at figures, it's fair to say that VESIM is better for
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Anamika Jha
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VESIM focuses on teaching based on social experiences. MMS being a course dealing with finances, human resources, marketting and everything else, needs a practical implication whole teaching. VESIM has designed its MMS course according to the demands of the course. Various social drives, distribution drives, marketting seminars are organised regularly to ensure that students learn what they are reading. The above steps are yet to be implied in so many colleges and institutes. Hence, making it a unique standard of VESIM.
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Anamika Jha
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MMS from VESIM is definitely an academically good decision.Top recruiters at VESIM are IIFL , Bisleri, Amazon, Wipro , Accenture and IBM among many others. After MMS from VESIM, one can expect a good placement with a decent package of INR 7 Lakh per annum . The institute records an increase of approximately 10 percent every year . Needless to say, the college has its name in all around Maharashtra. ROI will definitely follow after completing MMS from VESIM. To know more about admission process, fee structure and courses offered at VESIM , refer to the official website of the institute.
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Muskan
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The total cost for the two-year full-time MMS programme at VESIM (Vivekanand Education Society's Institute of Management Studies and Research) is approximately INR 2.75 Lacs per year. This includes tuition fees, hostel fees, and other miscellaneous expenses. The actual fee amount may vary slightly depending on the chosen specialisation and additional opt-in courses.The tuition fee is the most significant component of the overall cost, amounting to INR 2.40 Lacs per year.Hostel fees typically range around INR 31,000 per year.Additional expenses, are estimated to be around INR 4,000 per year.
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Muskan
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Both VESIM and GNIMS are highly respected business schools in India, but VESIM is generally considered to be the better of the two. VESIM is consistently ranked among the top 10 business schools in India, while GNIMS is typically ranked between 20 and 30. VESIM also has a better placement record than GNIMS, with over 90% of its students getting placed every year, compared to around 80% for GNIMS.
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Muskan
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The total intake for the MMS (Master of Management Studies) programme at VESIM (Vivekanand Education Society's Institute of Management Studies and Research) is 180 students. This includes 51% seats reserved for Sindhi linguistic minority candidates of Maharashtra State. The remaining 49% seats are open for all candidates.
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Muskan
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No, getting the minimum cutoff doesn't guarantee admission to VESIM. VESIM considers various factors, including entrance exam scores, academic performance, work experience, and personal qualities.Here are some additional factors that VESIM considers for MMS admissions:Academic Performance: A strong academic record, particularly in quantitative subjects, is important.Work Experience: Relevant work experience can give an applicant an edge over the competition.Letters of Recommendation: Strong letters of recommendation from professors or employers can be helpful.Personal Statement: A well-written personal statement that highlights your st
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Muskan
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Getting admission to VESIM for MMS with 60% in Class 12th is unlikely, as the institute generally requires a higher academic record. However, it is still possible to get admitted if you have a strong overall profile, including a good entrance exam score, relevant work experience, and a compelling personal statement. Aiming for a percentile of 90 or above in the entrance exam would significantly increase your chances of getting admitted. Additionally, having relevant work experience, extracurricular activities, and a well-written personal statement can further strengthen your application.
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Entrance Exam Score: Candidates are required to have a valid score in a recognised management entrance exam such as CAT, XAT, CMAT, MAT, ATMA, GMAT, or others.Application Form: Interested candidates typically need to fill out an application form provided by the business school. This form may include personal details, academic background, work experience, and other relevant information.Shortlisting: Based on the entrance exam scores and other criteria, the business school shortlists candidates for the next stages of the selection process.Group Discussion (GD) and Personal Interview (PI): Shortlisted candidates may be invited to particip
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