Which one is better: a PGDM-BKFS at TAPMI or a PGDM at Great Lakes Institute of Management?
Posted On - May 22, 2021If you're interested in TAPMI's BFSI-oriented course, it would be a good idea to speak with seniors of that particular program for more information. However, if you're considering TAPMI's PGDM program in general, it is a pretty good option.
Great Lakes Chennai's PGDM program is relatively new, but it's already picking up momentum. The average salary package for its second batch was around 8.75 lakhs, and companies like Coke, Airtel, Lava, Snapdeal, Amazon, HDFC, Axis, Kotak, and many others recruited from the program.
It's important to note that placements are just one aspect to consider when selecting a program. Great Lakes Chennai also boasts some of the best faculty and infrastructure in India, making it a great choice for those seeking a high-quality education.
Overall, it's important to research and considers all aspects of a program when deciding where to pursue your MBA, including the course offerings, faculty, infrastructure, and placement opportunities.
One of my friends did pursue TAPMI PGDM and he said it’s pretty good.
- If you are thinking of joining BFSI, consult seniors for a better perspective.
- Apart from that, PGDM at Great Lakes, Chennai has currently introduced the course and is doing really well.
- Great Lakes Chennai has one of the best faculty and infrastructures you'll get in India.
The following table gives a brief overview of both institutes:
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Categories |
PGDM-BKFS TAPMI |
PGDM Great Lakes |
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Course Fee |
15.10 lakh |
11.81 lakh |
|
Placement Percentage |
80% |
80-85% |
|
Highest CTC |
25 LPA |
20.1 LPA |
|
Average CTC |
11.5 LPA |
17.3 LPA |
|
Recruiting Companies |
American Express, Barclays, Citi Bank, Godrej, etc. |
Accenture, Gartner, EY, ZS Associates, etc. |
Hope you take a wise decision by keeping your thoughts clear and take the right step forward.
