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What are the reviews of ISME, Mumbai and its BME degree? Is it worth going for?

Sumit Singh Gandhi

13 Apr 21

ISME is located in Lower Parel, Mumbai. Its postgraduate program in Management Business and Entrepreneurship is quite popular. BME at ISME has a course span of 11 months. It gives an amazing blend of knowledge and a skill-based curriculum. The course mainly focuses on Management, Finance, strategy, and Entrepreneurship.

Highlights:

ISME helps you to expand your network to more than 500 corporate companies. You will have great exposure to collaborative projects and industrial works. Internships and placement records on campus are worth mentioning.
ISME is very resourceful. Here you will get exposed to 3 niche startup accelerators along with partners who are industry giants like Google, Microsoft, etc. You will also be exposed to a bunch of investors who are helpful in launching a successful business.
BME majorly focuses on business analysis and Entrepreneurship. Faculties are well trained, highly qualified, and experienced.
Students are taught to challenge the status quo and are trained to come up with innovative ideas.
Institute gives you that extra push to reach your maximum potential.
ISME works on the motto of producing leaders with entrepreneurial mindsets.
College provides you with corporate connections of global level, the infrastructure and facilities on campus are top-notch. Moreover, the campus is located at an amazing location which is a great advantage to students. 'ISME Edge' is specifically designed to give its students a world-class learning experience.

To conclude, ISME is totally worth joining and BME is an amazing course offered by ISME.

I have done part time MBA from IIM Lucknow (WMP), Is it okay to apply for PGPX courses at IIM A/B/C?

Sonal Agarahari

09 Jan 23

No, I wouldn’t recommend you apply for a PGPX course at IIM A B or C if you have completed a part-time MBA from IIM Lucknow. The reason is the huge overlap of electives in almost all the programs offered at IIMs. Leaving a few courses most of which are repeated in all the programs be it part-time or full-time.

Towards the end of the course, you might end up spending a hefty fee and lots of time and yet not learning anything new. If anything you might just get placed at a better firm. But that too will be useless if you are unable to harness the acquired knowledge and skills in the open market. The question is if your job will be worth your year lost, your lost opportunities, and 25-30 lakhs of loan.

Still, if you want to pursue the course go for a top MBA course abroad. That might make a difference in your resume and job prospects.

Should I go for a PGPM in MDI Gurgaon or for IIM L ABM?

Rishika Shindde

22 Feb 23

Go for the IIM Lucknow ABM program only if you are sincerely inclined towards agri. If not then choosing ABM will limit your career prospects considerably and you might even regret it later.

MDI Gurgaon PGDM is one of the oldest programs that have great value. MDI Gurgaon can easily be called the country’s best B School. The admissions are solely based on merit so the quality of your peers is top-notch. Some major highlights of the institute and its PGDM program are

Experienced permanent faculty
Student-driven clubs
Student-driven Mutual Fund
Elaborate alumni network
Lush green campus
Excellent peer learning

So you will not regret choosing MDI even over IIM Lucknow.

What is the placement scenario for MBA in Entrepreneurship and family business from NMIMS, mumbai?

Garima Rai

01 Mar 23

The placement scenario for MBA in Entrepreneurship and family business from NMIMS, Mumbai is decent but not at par with a regular MBA. However, this is understandable enough as the course is less in demand than the regular MBA. However, the packages offered are quite low because the students joining the program are no geniuses with great academic backgrounds and interview performances. The low demand is the main reason for low packages.

Mainly the students who choose this program over a regular MBA, don’t want to settle just for a job. Their primary goal is to get a better understanding of running a business. So the role offered pays less but is challenging enough.

Anyone who is considering this profile should pay the least attention to packages and placement as the main agenda is to prepare for entrepreneurship. So your goal should be to get a challenging profile at a good company even if the package is low. Another major benefit of doing this course is getting yourself associated with an elaborate alumni network which will prove to be useful in the future.

Which is a better career choice for MBA: BIMTECH (Insurance buisness management) or SIBM Pune (Enterpreneurship and innovation)?

Aditi Banerjee

17 Apr 23

BIMTECH's Insurance Business Management programme or SIBM Pune's Entrepreneurship and Innovation programme, the choice depends on your professional goals.

BIMTECH's Insurance Business Management programme gives students a solid insurance and risk management foundation. The programme prepares students for careers in the significant and rising insurance business, which includes underwriting, claims administration, risk analysis, and sales and marketing.

SIBM Pune's Entrepreneurship and Innovation programme is for students interested in launching their own businesses or working in entrepreneurial contexts. The programme teaches how to find new business possibilities, write business strategies, and run a profitable business.

Both programmes have great job opportunities, but they impart different skills and knowledge. BIMTECH's Insurance Business Management programme is ideal for insurance professionals. If you want to establish a business or work in an entrepreneurial setting, then SIBM Pune's Entrepreneurship & Innovation programme is better.

Consider your strengths, interests, and career goals before making a decision though.