NITIE PGDIM Course

The return on Investment is good. Apply here only if you are interested in Supply Chain. Not much opportunity for other streams.

CAT-97.7 %. I wanted do my post graduation in Supply Chain Management and there was no better option than NITIE

I did my internship in Supply chain management in an FMCG firm. Stipend ranges from around 2 lacs to 10k. the top 30% get a handsome stipend whereas for the rest it is very low.

The placements are mainly inclined towards Supply Chain. Most of the reputed FMCG come for placements. The second highest recruiters are the IT and ITES.

The annual fest is Avartan which invites distinguished personalities from the industries along with inter B-school competitions. Other notable events are Sansmaran, the annual alumni meet, and Mandi, A CSR activity of selling toys and other handicrafts.

For our batch the fees was 6.16 lacs for 2 years with 25k refundable deposit as caution money. This covered everything except cost of food at mess. The return on investment is among the best in B-schools.

SBI offers a loan facility. Few scholarships were there for the financially needy students. Being a government institution getting educational loans is not a big problem.

The gender ratio is not that great with around 1 girl for every 4 boys. 2 yearly hostel parties are there 1 for Freshers and another for Farewell. A cultural committee is there for hosting festivals like Dahi Handi, Dandia and etc. Ganpati puja is conducted by staff union.

Hostel facilities were average. Frequent overhaul of elevators in hostels. Cats and dogs are common visitors in the hostels.

Alumni network is among the best in the country. NITIE alumni are there managing topmost organizations not only in India but also abroad. However, leveraging the network is up to the student.

The first 2 trimesters are hectic with assignments and all. After then the course eases out. Again the stress of a course depends upon the faculty associated.

The standard of faculty is very inconsistent. Some are very good while others are below par. Most of the faculty are leaned towards old school of classroom teaching rather than practical business knowledge discourses.