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Ritu Bhandari
Scholar-Level 16
Hi, Highlights of MBA course:
- MoUs with top ranked International B-Schools such as ESC-Pau, France and University of Deusto, Spain for student and faculty exchange programs without paying additional tuition fees
- Featured as great place to study in Great Indian B-Schools 2016 by Forbes India
- Global Mindset Trail - an International study tour to provide global exposure
- Additional certifications in SAP/Six Sigma/ Business Analytics
- Additional professional certification programs in HR, Marketing and Finance - CHRMP/CSMP/FAC
- Governing Council comprises eminent academic and industry personalities from India, France, USA, Australia and
- MoUs with top ranked International B-Schools such as ESC-Pau, France and University of Deusto, Spain for student and faculty exchange programs without paying additional tuition fees
- Featured as great place to study in Great Indian B-Schools 2016 by Forbes India
- Global Mindset Trail - an International study tour to provide global exposure
- Additional certifications in SAP/Six Sigma/ Business Analytics
- Additional professional certification programs in HR, Marketing and Finance - CHRMP/CSMP/FAC
- Governing Council comprises eminent academic and industry personalities from India, France, USA, Australia and
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Partha Pratim Barman
Beginner-Level 5
If your score is good, please try for better colleges than NSBC. You will gain better knowledge and experience there.
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Sanjana Suresh
Contributor-Level 6
Hi,
The admissions would happen based on different criteria and not just your marks. So you need to first give your entrance test (CAT, MAT, etc) and then you would also have an interview if everything gets clicked, only then would you be eligible to take the course. You can always do your first bit of homework by taking your test scores, marks and then applying on the college website or even talking to the academics department. Hope this helps.
The admissions would happen based on different criteria and not just your marks. So you need to first give your entrance test (CAT, MAT, etc) and then you would also have an interview if everything gets clicked, only then would you be eligible to take the course. You can always do your first bit of homework by taking your test scores, marks and then applying on the college website or even talking to the academics department. Hope this helps.
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ram kumar chugh
Contributor-Level 7
Placements were very good for the previous batch. 85% of them got placed at the end of the 3rd semester.
Packages available:
3.5 LPA minimum salary (annual), 4.5 LPA average salary (annual), 8.5 LPA maximum salary (annual).
Zelo Technologies, Jaro Group, Handiman, Jaika Ventures, Blue Lotus, Niyo Solutions, Carwale, Reliance, Wipro, IBM, Infosys, etc., are the companies that visited our campus for the campus placements.
Companies that have recruited NSB students:
ABB Ltd.
Accenture
Aditya Birla
Adtree
Air Comforts
Aircel
Allegis Group
Altisource
Angel Capital & Debt Market Ltd
ANZ Bank
Arvind Retail Ltd.
Attero Recycling
Automotive Axles
Axis Bank
Bajaj
Packages available:
3.5 LPA minimum salary (annual), 4.5 LPA average salary (annual), 8.5 LPA maximum salary (annual).
Zelo Technologies, Jaro Group, Handiman, Jaika Ventures, Blue Lotus, Niyo Solutions, Carwale, Reliance, Wipro, IBM, Infosys, etc., are the companies that visited our campus for the campus placements.
Companies that have recruited NSB students:
ABB Ltd.
Accenture
Aditya Birla
Adtree
Air Comforts
Aircel
Allegis Group
Altisource
Angel Capital & Debt Market Ltd
ANZ Bank
Arvind Retail Ltd.
Attero Recycling
Automotive Axles
Axis Bank
Bajaj
...more
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7 years ago
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Abhishek Desai
Scholar-Level 17
Hello Neeraj! Apologies for the late reply! IBS is a slightly better option than NSB due to its brand and location. Being located in Mumbai, you can expect good corporate exposure. Placements too are decent there I.e. average package is around Rs 5 lakhs. https://www.shiksha.com/resources/college-comparison-130881-159595
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7 years ago
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Abhishek Desai
Scholar-Level 17
Hello,
NSB-Bangalore isn't a reputed college for pursuing MBA as it doesn't feature even under the top 50 colleges across India. Consider it only as a backup option, in case you fail to get a good college.
NSB-Bangalore isn't a reputed college for pursuing MBA as it doesn't feature even under the top 50 colleges across India. Consider it only as a backup option, in case you fail to get a good college.
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Rishabh vishwakarma
Contributor-Level 6
It is one among the top B-Schools in Bangalore but it doesn't seem to be the most preferable than other top colleges.
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Sanjana Suresh
Contributor-Level 6
Hi Punitha,
Definitely, placements are provided by the college. We have good companies coming. The average salary package is around Rs 3.5 lakhs to Rs 4 lakhs, highest is Rs 7 lakhs and the least being Rs 3 lakhs. All my seniors till now have been placed from college except a few who wanted to try on their own.
Regarding the seats, one class has about 75 students and it also depends on the university you choose.
Hope this answers your question.
Definitely, placements are provided by the college. We have good companies coming. The average salary package is around Rs 3.5 lakhs to Rs 4 lakhs, highest is Rs 7 lakhs and the least being Rs 3 lakhs. All my seniors till now have been placed from college except a few who wanted to try on their own.
Regarding the seats, one class has about 75 students and it also depends on the university you choose.
Hope this answers your question.
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7 years ago
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Sanjana Suresh
Contributor-Level 6
Hi Niraj,
I'm a student of NSB and currently pursuing my MBA there. It is a very good college in terms of academics, placements and faculty. Also, it is rated A+ by NAAC and affiliated to Mysore University. It is also partnered with many other top ranked B - Schools. They provide many additional certifications along with the course. They offer exchange programmes which enable students to get global exposure. All in all, it is a good college with affordable fee.
I'm a student of NSB and currently pursuing my MBA there. It is a very good college in terms of academics, placements and faculty. Also, it is rated A+ by NAAC and affiliated to Mysore University. It is also partnered with many other top ranked B - Schools. They provide many additional certifications along with the course. They offer exchange programmes which enable students to get global exposure. All in all, it is a good college with affordable fee.
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Lalit BhandariIf I agreed with you, we'd both be wrong!
Scholar-Level 16
Hi Bachewal,
Placements are pretty average and an overall rating of 3.5 out of 5 is given to the college. You can look for some better options if you have your profile strong enough.
Feel free to raise more queries.
All the best.
Placements are pretty average and an overall rating of 3.5 out of 5 is given to the college. You can look for some better options if you have your profile strong enough.
Feel free to raise more queries.
All the best.
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