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How is ISB compared to IIM-A, IIMB, IIMC, IIM-L, Indian Institute of Management Kozhikode and IIM-I in terms of placements, faculty, ROI, alumni, infrastructure and brand image?
ISB, is known for its world-class education, experienced faculty, and outstanding placement record. When compared to other top Indian B-schools like IIM-A, IIMB, IIMC, IIM-L, Indian Institute of Management Kozhikode, and IIM-I, here are some key points to consider:
Placements:
- ISB has consistently been ranked among the top B-schools in India in terms of placements, with an average CTC (cost to company) of around 28-30 lakhs per annum for its flagship Post Graduate Programme in Management (PGP).
- All the other IIMs mentioned also have excellent placement records, with average CTCs ranging from 20-25 lakhs per annum.
Faculty:
- ISB has a mix of experienced faculty from top international and Indian B-schools, as well as industry experts who bring practical knowledge to the classroom.
- All the IIMs mentioned also have highly qualified and experienced faculty members.
ROI (Return on Investment):
- ISB's PGP program fee is around 36 lakhs for two years. The average CTC of the batch is around 28-30 lakhs per annum, which makes the ROI for ISB quite attractive.
- The IIMs mentioned also have comparable fees and average CTCs and hence offer good ROIs.
Alumni:
- ISB has a strong alumni network, with over 12,000 alumni spread across the globe, holding top leadership positions in various industries.
- The IIMs also have large alumni networks with notable alumni holding top positions in various industries.
Infrastructure:
- ISB's Hyderabad and Mohali campuses are equipped with state-of-the-art facilities, including modern classrooms, libraries, recreational facilities, and accommodations.
- The IIMs also have well-equipped campuses with modern facilities.
Brand image:
- ISB has a strong brand image, not just in India but globally as well, and is consistently ranked among the top B-schools in the world.
- The IIMs also have a strong brand image and are considered to be among the best B-schools in India.
In conclusion, both ISB and the IIMs mentioned are top-tier B-schools in India, with excellent placement records, highly qualified faculty, and well-equipped campuses. Choosing between them would depend on factors such as program offerings, location, personal preferences, and career goals.
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Whether to join IIM Kozhikode or not is definitely your call because the scenario once you join IIM K would be different.
I would like to share with you an experience of my friend, who attended IIM K.
- He dropped out of IIMK as he found it stressful. You should know that the course is rigorous and it prepares you for the stress that you are about to deal with.
- Obviously, the chance of you earning a high salary is for sure. But again, it depends on how well the economy is doing.
- Most of the time the employers have a preference order, i.e. IIT>NIT>fresher, for recruitment.
- To ensure good placement opportunities try to be in the top 10% of the class in terms of GPA. Also, you can become a part of organizing events, leading clubs, etc.
- Since you will have 12 months of experience, you will be treated as a fresher and won’t be allowed to sit in lateral placement. So, OPs companies will be out of the picture which is maybe your interest since you are coming from a similar background. So, if you want an OPs job role, stay in the industry for another year and then join IIM K.
- In order to get a consulting or finance role, you will need to come in the top 10 of your batch. You will also need CFA certification.
- Marketing and IT companies will prefer you since you are a fresher. So, if you are interested in Marketing or IT, you can definitely join the institute.
- HR companies don’t usually visit IIM K.
So, I will advise you to consider all these factors and make a more convenient choice for yourself.
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