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MDI Murshidabad has effectively established itself as one of the premier management institute in Eastern India in its eight years of existence. The institute is pleased to add another page to its success storey by sharing the Final Placement data for 2020-2022 with MBA aspirants. Despite a challenging year owing to the pandemic, MDI Murshidabad
The 2019-21 batch of 109 MBA students record 100 percent placement across different MNCs and Corporates. A total of 86 recruiters came forward to hire students from the graduating batch.
Share Gaya: Indian Institute of Management Bodh Gaya, with paramount gratification, announces the closure of the current placement season for MBA Batch 2019-21 with a 100 percent placement record. For the largest ever batch size of 109 students, IIM Bodh Gaya witnessed a vibrant placement season for the MBA batch of 2021, as close to 50 esteemed recruiters extended 100 plus offers across domains and industries for an approximate average and median CTC of 10.00 LPA and 9.0 LPA, respectively. Of all the recruiting organizations, while 45% comprised large corporates and MNCs, close to 14% of rec...
B2B Health Insurance Platform Nova Benefits Raises $1 Million Through Latest Investment Round Nova Benefits, a B2B health insurance platform, has reportedly secured $1 million through its latest seed round, which was led by Multiply Ventures, Better Capital and Titan Capital. Founded in 2020, Nova Benefits claims to be the one stop tech platform for providing the “best” health and wellness benefits to employees. “Our product includes the following (1) Recommendation engine to help companies select the best health benefits for their employees (2) Employee experience portal to ac...
WhiteHat Jr: The founder of India’s most controversial ed-tech startup on what went wrong An interview with CEO Karan Bajaj. Karan Bajaj, the CEO of WhiteHat Jr. Two-year-old coding-for-kids startup WhiteHat Jr became all the rage in India last year when it launched a multimillion-dollar advertising blitzkrieg, flooding television screens and digital media. It was hard to miss the commercials, some of which claimed the company’s students – some as young as six – were being chased by global investors and bagging jobs at Google because of the skills they had acquired through Whi...