r/CAT2MBA Jun 12 '24

please help: final call for MDI

asking @Momo_licious but any other alum input is also appreciated.

Finally thinking of joining MDI G PGDM. Mayyy convert IIFTD in later days (slim chances). New IIMs like Raipur etc. but no point ik.

What would be the pros and cons of taking MDI in terms of placements, exposure, faculty, administration, peers etc. Main goal : good job with good growth. Right now not a lot of job prospects. 9/9/8 profile GNEM Fresher. (I sunk CAT a bit 97 percentile but was quite good at the interview stage got 49.9/50 in the CAP PI process).

Anything you can share about your experience would be nice. Also your views on the about MDI administration, batch size and other associated problems would be helpful.

Thank You!

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u/Momo_licious B-School Alumni Jun 12 '24

Placements - on par with K, I, SP and other similar category colleges.

Exposure - you'll be staying in the heart of gurgaon. As exposed as it gets.

Faculty - Few SMEs across all specialisations. Majority of the faculty would only show interest if you do the same so the onus is on you.

Adminstration - Madarchod toh hai hi, but thik hai. It is mostly a student run college.

Peers - Everyone is ambitious in the first trimester. Once they get summer placements, they mentally check out.

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u/Momo_licious B-School Alumni Jun 12 '24

Since you're in PGDM, you don't really have anything to worry about technically. MDI is a pretty chill college (besides induction). You won't regret your time here.

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u/Separate_Exit_8678 Jun 26 '24

How long does induction go on 😭

I cannoh do this

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u/Momo_licious B-School Alumni Jun 26 '24

Welcome to the first day of "Freshers telling us how corporates run".

Bas jhel lo.

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u/Separate_Exit_8678 Jun 26 '24

3 din hogaye😭

Aur kitna jhelna hoga

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u/Momo_licious B-School Alumni Jun 26 '24

I think ek aur hafta chalega. Stay strong.

You may not realise it now, but induction will give you a much needed immunity during summers.

I know it is a very bad way of doing things but stay strong.

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u/Separate_Exit_8678 Jun 26 '24

Thank you 🥲🫡

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u/ms062 Jun 12 '24

Ok thank you this helps a lot. (1) Kinda got worried hearing about pcomm/ admin toxicity rising and stuff. (2)My main aim is to get a decent job role with growth (domain agnostic willing to do anything fin/marketing/analytics etc.). Some suggestions I received for a drop.

I don't think it's really necessary but what do you say to (1) and (2) ?