NDIM Delhi

In my opinion, NDIM is the best one among all the institutes, because unlike most other PGDMs and MBA programmes, PGDM at NDIM is unique as the students graduate with 'Dual Specialization' rather than 1 major and 1 minor specialization as in most other b-schools. MBA with two specializations multiplies the career opportunities and opens up wider options.
The faculty pool at NDIM is globally acknowledged and has remained associated with 19 international universities. For placement, the Corporate Resource Center/Placement Team of college maintains close contact with recruiters throughout the year plays an active role in connecting with the most senior professionals and inviting them to campus to bridge the industry- academia gap. Some of the recruiters were ABP News, Aditya Birla Group, American Express, Asian Paints, Axis Bank, Bajaj Electricals, Berger Paints, Bharti Paint, Bridgestone, ITC Ltd, iTV Network, JK Tyres, Johnson & Johnson, S&P Capital IQ, Zomato, etc. The average package for 2016-18 batch was Rs 4-5 lakhs per annum and the highest package was Rs 14 lakhs per annum. Also, the kind of exposure the institute provides by different live projects, foreign internships, industry visit makes you ready for industry.
With these qualities NDIM stands at the better position among them.

In my opinion, NDIM would be a better option. NDIM is the best one among all the institutes because unlike most other PGDMs and MBA programmes, PGDM at NDIM is unique as the students graduate with 'Dual Specialization' rather than 1 major and 1 minor specialization as in most other b-schools. MBA with two specializations multiplies the career opportunities and opens up wider options.
The faculty pool at NDIM is globally acknowledged and has remained associated with 19 international universities. For placement, the Corporate Resource Center/Placement Team of college maintains close contact with recruiters throughout the year plays an active role in connecting with the most senior professionals and inviting them to campus to bridge the industry- academia gap. Some of the recruiters were ABP News, Aditya Birla Group, American Express, Asian Paints, Axis Bank, Bajaj Electricals, Berger Paints, Bharti Paint, Bridgestone, ITC Ltd, iTV Network, JK Tyres, Johnson & Johnson, S&P Capital IQ, Zomato, etc. The average package for 2016-18 batch was Rs 5 lakhs per annum and the highest package was Rs 14 lakhs per annum. Also, the kind of exposure the institute provides by different live projects, foreign internships, industry visit makes you ready for industry.
With these qualities NDIM stands at the better position among them and also the fees of NDIM is much lower than Amity.
Hope, you find this helpful and feel free to ask any other query and all the best for your career at NDIM.

Hi Amitabh,
The college is really good. The institute is rated amongst the top 25 B-Schools in India by various surveys including the Business World, Business Standard, and AIMA. The faculty pool at NDIM is globally acknowledged and has remained associated with 19 international universities.
When it comes to placement, NDIM has been consistently ranked amongst top 20 B-Schools in India for 3 years in succession by AIMA, Business Standard & Business World. A total of 320+ companies offered placements to 390+ students of PGDM 2014-16 Batch, some of the recruiters were ABP News, Aditya Birla Group, American Express, Ameriprise, Asian Paints, Avon, Axis Bank, Bajaj Electricals, Baush & Lomb, Berger Paints, Bharti Paint, Bridgestone, Capital First, Castrol, Citi Bank, CNFC Media, Cafe Coffee Day, Copal Amba, Decathalon, Deloitte, Deutsche Bank, Ernst & Young etc.
Average Package: Rs. 5-6 LPA
Highest Domestic Package: Rs. 14 LPA

Both of them are amongst the top ranked institutes in Delhi. Please see the curriculum structure of Apeejay for a better understanding of the subjects and topics dealt in finance. Security Analysis & Portfolio Management, Banking Management & Services, Financial Markets & Services, Insurance Management, Derivatives & Risk Management, Project Financing, Corporate Re-structuring: Mergers & Acquisitions, Corporate Tax Planning, International Financial Management, Wealth Management, Corporate Governance, Advanced Equity Research, Micro Finance & Rural Banking. A number of electives for the first specialization is 8 and for the second specialization is 7. Specialization studies start from fourth trimester onwards and ample time is given to cover up the electives proficiently with both theoretical and practical exposure.