Got Final Call from more than one Instt?
Make sure you visit the institutes and know where you are joining…….
Make sure you are satisfied before you join it. Check their placement records, the infrastructure and facilities they have. Talk to people in the industry about the institute before deciding. Talk to the faculty, current students and the alumni there before making any decision. Sometimes people join an institute with no knowledge about it and later decide to leave it, as it did not meet their expectations. This leads to wastage of time and money. It is better to check everything before joining the institute, so that you know beforehand what to expect from the institute.
IMPORTANCE OF AICTE APPROVAL OF INSTITUTE:
Some private companies may not give importance to AICTE approval but most of the Puss likes to have candidates from AICTE approved institute. Anyway, most of the well reputed institutes have the AICTE approval (Note: We don’t mean all institutes with AICTE approval are well reputed). You must be cautious when spending you time and money. It would be better to grab a job and gain some work experience than to join an institute that does not meet your expectations. You may try again for a better institute next year. In private sector, if you can deliver and prove yourself, you will be accepted. With a MBA from a well reputed institute you are given more chance to prove yourself, but if you fail to do so in the given time you are out. A person with an MBA from not so well institute or even with no MBA if can deliver, will be preferred, though he/she won’t get many chances to prove himself.
Sometimes due to government restrictions on number of seats, some institutes have more than one type of courses. It helps the institutes to optimize the utilization of the resources and the faculty members. Read the course structure, the subjects they are going to teach you in each course, most likely it will be almost the same. It would be better to select the course that has been at the institute for a longer time. Find out how many batches of each course have passed out till now and decide accordingly.
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