According to some of my friends who have knowledge in this field, all the colleges mentioned score a 6 to 6.5 on a scale of ten. It all boils down to one question: which one should you select among the three.

• Being an IIM, it has a brand value, but a new IIM also has a shelf life. As a result, your success during and after your MBA in the firm you join will make or break your career.
• Looking at the average/the highest salary package may not give you the full picture of the placement statistics. Search up the names of the recruiting companies and the positions available.
• The easiest approach to find out is to try to make contact with recent graduates or current students (Not the ADCOM team members)
• As an IIM, you won't have to worry about crowds because the majority of students will be 95+, which is similar to the present big shot IIMs. In this regard, the ranks would be similar.
• Another factor to consider is the location. XLRI and IIM Kozhikode are not in the finest conceivable location, yet they are performing admirably.
• But, unlike XLRI or IIM-K, the newer IIMs have a long way to go before they can use this phenomenon.
• As a result, while comparing the colleges mentioned, It is suggested that you go for Trichy then Udaipur, and then Raipur.

The pedagogy, industry connection, and alumni connection are the last and most significant factors. Try out finding such information from reputable sources, as these facts may serve as a distinguishing element for many universities.