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SCMHRD Pune MBA placement 2020. SCMHRD Completes final placement for the MBA Batch 2018-20. Average salary offered is INR 16.1 lac which is higher than last year average salary 15.48 lac. Median Salary offered is INR 15 lac. Highest domestic salary offered is INR 32.8 lac. Highest International salary offered is INR 58 lac. 38.3% of the batch received PPOs. Average salary offered in HRM 17 lac Average salary offered in Sales & Marketing 16.2 lac Average salary offered in Finance 14.1 lac Average salary offered in Operations 13.2 lac Average salary offered in Infrastructure Management 12.1 lac Average salary offered in Business Analytics 14.8 lac…

IIM CAP 2025: IIM Cap (IIM Common Admission Process) is a single window admission process for admission to the MBA and PGP programs. There are a total of 8 IIMs participating in IIM CAP 2025. These 8 IIMs are new IIMs or baby IIMs. IIM CAP registration 2025 begins in January 2025. Candidates aspiring to take admission to these IIMs must know the IIM CAP process in detail including the important dates, cutoff, selection criteria and many more. Apply to any top 250 B Schools from one window. Shortlist, save. CLICK https://campusutra.com/iim-ahmedabad-inaugurates-the-first-edition-of-india-management-research-conference-imrc-2024/ IIM CAP 2025 – Important Dates Topics Dates Registration…

Updated as on Feb 14, 2020. IIM Calcutta final placement 2019: Indian institute of Management (IIM) Calcutta released the official final placement report for the 54th batch of PGP class 2017-19.  A total number of 441 participating students received 501 offers from recruiters. Average Compensation is INR 25.4 Lac per annum which is 5% higher than last year average salary 24.2 Lac per annum. Total 125 recruiters participated in the placement process. Average salary of the top 75% batch is INR 27.8 Lac per annum;  Average salary of the top 50% batch is INR 30.9 Lac per annum; Average salary of the top…

The Asia Pacific Education and Technology Awards & Summit (APETA-2020) was jointly held by ASSOCHAM, Education Post and KCCI on February 10, 2020, in Ahmedabad. The event started off with the awards ceremony in the eminent presence of Mr. Dhaval Raval, ASSOCHAM Gujarat Council; Mr. Bhupendrabhai Rajnikant Patel, Member of Assembly; Dr. P Mannar Jawahar, Vice Chancellor- Karunya Institute of Technology & Science, Coimbatore and Dr. Jitendra Das, Director- FORE School of Management, New Delhi. A plenary session followed on the theme “Industry 4.0: The New Challenge for University Curriculum”. The session which was chaired by Dr. Jitendra K. Das…

For the skill development ministry and its various programmes, an allocation of INR 3,002.21 crore has been proposed for FY21 compared to INR 2,531.04 crore in FY20. the department of higher education has been allocated INR 39,466.52 crore while the school education and literacy department was given INR  59,845 crore. For the skill development ministry and its various programmes, an allocation of INR 3,002.21 crore has been proposed for FY21 compared to Rs 2,531.04 crore in FY20. Here are my prima facie analysis of the budget especially for education “Kaam karega India toh Badega India” seems to be underlying objective…

“Kaam Karega India toh Badega India” seems to be underlying objective of the apprenticeship schemes and internships in local urban bodies. The internship and apprenticeship model is surely going to enhance the much needed employability of the graduating work force. The use of District Hospitals for the development of medical schools in the PPP model will address the scarcity of Doctors and dilute the stronghold of the existing private medical colleges and in turn reduce the outflow of foreign exchange to medical schools established in our neighboring countries. Permitting established hospitals to offer PG courses will rationalize the Tuition fee…

Overall, the Finance Minister has tried to respond to the very difficult challenges our country is facing today. She has presented a balanced budget in her bid to find solutions to a multitude of problems that afflict our country. Today’s immediate need is to fix the economy, which has been languishing for quite some time. The economy needs to be primed up to generate a “strong feel good factor “, which, I am afraid may not happen soon. People should be willing to increase spending and for that they should feel comfortable with their financial situation. There are many positive…

Indian Institute of Foreign Trade (IIFT) Delhi & Kolkata released final placement for the batch 2018-20. Highest salary offered is INR 75 Lac and average salary offered is INR 20.48 Lac. This year average salary saw a marginal increase despite a 14% increase in the batch size. A whopping 28% of candidates from the batch got prestigious Pre-Placement Offers from both new and old decorated recruiters after the Summer Internships. official report will be update soon. The 41 new companies which have associated with IIFT this year included some of the biggest organizations such as McKinsey & Company, Reckitt Benckiser,…

For the first time ever the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has announced an Internship Scheme of CBI. It can be an excellent break for anyone interested in Data Science, Data Analysis along with the opportunity to work in a federal agency of the country. The internship is for a period of 6-8 weeks and a certificate shall be given by CBI to the intern on the basis of performance.  This internship seeks to engage Indian nationals, who are Graduate/Post Graduate or Research students enrolled in reputed University/Institutes within India and preferably specializing in Law, Cyber, Data Analysis, Criminology, Management,…

Only 4 MBA Colleges from India rank in top 100 in the FT Global MBA Ranking 2020. Indian Institute of Bangalore (IIM B) jump by 6 places to 27, last year rank was 33. IIM B tops in country in FT Global MBA Ranking 2020.  IIM Ahmedabad slip by 14 places. IIM Calcutta gain 36 places in past 2 year In the category of International Faculty – IIM A tops globally, IIM C 3rd, IIM B at 6th and ISB at 16th   Out of 100 MBA colleges 51 from USA, 9 each from China and  UK, 4 each from India…

An International Conference on ‘Transforming HR in the Digital Era: Prospects and Implicit Issues’ organized by Institute of Management Studies (IMS), Ghaziabad on Saturday, 11th January, 2020. The conference was jointly inaugurated by Hon’ble Chief Guest Brig. Bhuvangiri Chandrasekhar, Chief Post Master General, Telangana Circle; Keynote Speaker Prof. Debi S. Saini, Professor Emeritus, IIM, Ranchi; Prof. (Dr.) Alok Pandey, Director, IMS, Ghaziabad; Prof. Tapan Kumar Nayak, Dean Academics, Prof. Anita Singh, Conference Chair and Prof. Gopal Krishna Dwivedi, the Conference Convener by the conventional and auspicious lighting of the lamp. During his inaugural address, Brig. Bhuvangiri appreciated the theme of the…

Updated as on Jan 13, 2020. The final placements for the Postgraduate Diploma in Business Analytics (PGDBA) Programme of IIM Calcutta, ISI and IIT Kharagpur for the PGDBA 2017-2019 batch saw the 52 students receiving altogether 66 offers from 35 firms, with the average salary going up to INR 25.05 Lac per annum, a press release issued by IIT Kharagpur said on Tuesday. The programme, ranked topmost in India and 14th globally among full-time business analytics course by the QS Rankings, witnessed a record 11% increase in domestic offers. The highest domestic offer made was INR 35 Lac per annum, the release…

Amidst the current atmosphere of tension prevailing at the Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) campus, here is something to cheer up. Out of 100s of universities in the country 56% who made it are from JNU Out of 32 students selected for the Indian Economics Services (IES) Exam 2019 by Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) 18 are from JNU and the topper is also from JNU. Anshuman Kamila who pursued his M.Phil in Economics from Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) topped the prestigious Indian Economic Service (IES) exam 2019. Anshuman who belongs to Odisha, is currently employed at the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) and is…

Data Science and Analytics: The present day business environment is witnessing the growing implementation of analytical forecasting tools in a big way. This may be attributed to the increase in complexity of the exhaustive data collection points, competitiveness and the rate of change in the business environment. The objective of the Data Science is to present a comprehensive view of the various tools and techniques used in forecasting for managerial decision making including the problem of demand estimation, market size determination, sales projections, analysing and predicting stock prices.  AI and ML in Data Science  Machine learning algorithms are part of…

XAT vs NMAT vs SNAP Exam: Preparing for Admission Tests in Management ? While CAT remains to dominate the scene there are other exams now which have come up big time and are gaining popularity among the MBA aspirants trying for the Top B Schools of the country. Apply to any top 250 B Schools from one window. Shortlist, save. CLICK It is always a good idea to have options when you sit for exams. More the chances, better it is. Since most of the top B Schools accept multiple test scores, (exceptions – MDI Gurgaon, NIRMA which consider just CAT scores…

IIM Visakhapatnam presented summer placement report for the batch 2018-20, with average stipend offered being INR 50,630.00 while highest is INR 2.5 Lac.  After IIM Nagpur, IIM Visakhapatnam is the 2nd of the 3rd generation IIMs that released summer placement for the PGP batch 2018-20. All the 104 students in the batch received summer internship offers. The average stipend of the top 25% of the batch has been stated to be INR 93,200.00 Profiles of offers as reported is – Sales & Marketing (34%), Strategy & Advisory (19%), General Management (23%), and Customer Relationship Management (15%).  Roles in Finance, Operations…

Updated as on Jan 12, 2025.  More and more Business Schools and higher academic institutes in India are now going for accreditation. AACSB and AMBA are considered to be two of the major accreditations for management institutes.  Why should accreditation play an important part in the selection process of any Institute?  https://campusutra.com/mdi-gurgaon-opens-fpm-applications-for-2025/ Accreditation serves as an indicator of quality offered by institutions. Accreditation demonstrates if an institution has met or exceeded the set standards of quality. It is a process through which an institute undergoes several assessments and evaluations with respect to Quality Standards set by the Accreditation Committee in…

MBA Admission: Often students who may not have done well in CAT are seen to drop out and try again for next year CAT exam, in process losing out one full year in their career. Instead of waiting for next CAT to come (which is now held annually) and does not guarantee that desirable score may be achieved next year, one should try out the other entrance exam tests available. And there are many. Why dropping out is not advisable? Who has seen the future? Does it guarantee that one would reach his target scores next year? There are so…

Historically, application of finance in any corporation has been primarily in cost control, operating budgets, and internal auditing. But today in the age of far-fetched innovations and globalization, the world of finance presents new opportunities and challenges for corporate managers. India has observed unprecedented growth in capital market investments in the past few years along with increased economic globalization and market integration.  In addition to day-to-day liquidity management, today corporate finance deal with Investment Banking, Management Consulting, Investment Management, internal financial decisions which encompass strategizing about a company’s organic and inorganic growth opportunities, capital optimization, dividends and buyback decisions. Corporate…

The world economy is facing one of its worst crises since a century. Economies across the globe are seeing a sharp contraction in growth caused by the economic lockdown to control the spread of the virus. This has led to a supply shock, reduction in output, employment and consequently, demand. The Indian economy was already facing serious structural issues and facing a downturn, which probably have receded to the background with the more serious threat of the Covid 19 pandemic at hand.  Two important questions are:  a) when will the economy restart and what will be the sectorial response;  b)…