Is placement guaranteed after MBA?

Every year numerous students complete their MBA degree with dreams of landing with a great job. But there is no guarantee offered that your business degree will help you get hired in your dream organisation. But there is no guarantee offered that your business degree will help you get hired in your dream organisation.

Which college is best for MBA except IIM?

Here is the list of top colleges in India apart from IIMs:

• VGSoM (Vinod Gupta School of Management), IIT Kharagpur.
• DoMS, IIT Madras.
• DMS, IIT Delhi.
• XIMB (Xavier Institute of Management), Bhubaneswar.
• IRMA ( Institute of Rural Management Anand), Gujarat.
• TAPMI Manipal.
• Fore School of Management.

Are all IIMs equally good?

All the IIMs in total have 3265 seats. Three of the IIMs, the older ones, namely IIM Ahmedabad (IIMA), IIM Bangalore(IIMB) and IIM Calcutta(IIMC) are considered to be the top IIMs of the lot and these three are even considered as the best B schools of the nation.

Is MBA and IIM same?

All IIMs offer a two-year full-time Post Graduate Programme in Management (PGP), equivalent to a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree. The programme is considered the flagship programme of IIMs, and awards the Master of Business Administration (MBA) to successful candidates.

Do 10th & 12th standard marks matter for MBA admissions abroad?

Do your 10th & 12th Standard marks matter for (GMAT) MBA admissions abroad? As a general rule, they don’t. That’s because you probably have around 4-5 years of work experience at the time that you start working on your MBA applications. And a graduation degree (like engineering, B.Sc, B.Com etc) where you spent another 3-4 years.

Do Indian MBA applicants care about their academic grades during graduation?

With a great deal of significance that Indian MBA applicants seem to attach to their GMAT scores, many don’t bother much about their academic grades (GPA, Percentage) during graduation.

How many years of work experience do you need for MBA?

As a general rule, they don’t. That’s because you probably have around 4-5 years of work experience at the time that you start working on your MBA applications. And a graduation degree (like engineering, B.Sc, B.Com etc) where you spent another 3-4 years.

Is a high GMAT score worth it for a mediocre student?

If you’ve graduated from any of the best undergraduate colleges in India (like IIT, NIT, BITS) or abroad (Ivy league universities in the US) where selectivity is very tight, mediocre grades could be justified with a high GMAT score.