JBIMS or JOB PLS HELP PEOPLE

[jamilzz]

hi people
here's my profile
B.E from mumbai
currently in a software firm drawing 2.6lacs p.a
appeared for CAT -2003 got 95.34
appeared for CET got a rank of 30
there are 42 seats in my category
so chances are that will get thru
the problem is that i am under a bond of 2 years of Rs 2 lakh
so what do u people advice what should i do
quit and join JBIMS if i get or continue with the job which is not so interesting also
also if any body have anty experience of COMPANIES taking action against people dishonouring the BONDS
pls people reply ASAP

BYE

[ajain]

mate why u want to even consider continuing on ur job...u will get much more salary after ur mba....mate even i tried and unfortunatly cud make it...this is same amit jain who was on dte chat site yaar.....see i lost because of 6-7 marks....so u never know with these exams....don't miss this chance....i tried this year with 4 yrs exp....and had only jb on my preference list and that is not possible now with my rank...so my serious suggestion is don't miss the bus man....join jb....who knows what happens next time...with these exams.....

companies will trouble u for some time on bond...but forget that....u can recover that money in quick time....


mate listen to me and join jb.....

amit jain

[nikhilk1981]

if you didnt want to take up mba .... you wouldnt have given the CET 2 times ??

i think you should continue the job only if you want to try for IIMs , etc ..

else the bond doesnt matter ...

As long as they don't have your original certificates ..

After all most are one-way ... not much of legal standing ..

know of 3 people who have broken bonds in Hexaware ... and for studies ... so i gues
there should not be much problem.

[Francesco CATtie]

hey jamilz,
2 yrs bond worth 2 lacs...... u working at SATYAM???
man, i heard that the bond is very strict.... has he taken any documents from u?
be careful buddy... i'm not telling this to frighten u, but i know few ppl whoz career got screwed up and their work of 1 1/2 years went down the drain and they didnot get the relieving letter. , and adding insult to injury, they did not convert it into a B-school ..
think carefully before u take any decision..
any ways,
ALL THE BEST

[jamilzz]

thank you so much people for giving ur advice and i think the tilt is towrds my joining JBIMS

some points to be clarified
i have not submitted any important documents (like marksheets and degrees ) in the company so there is no risk on that front

also this was my maiden attempt of CET

thirdly i have only 8 months of ex in this company and even in those 8 months i haven't done anything so worthwhile which i would regret for not having an experience certificate

please people do advice i need as many opinions as possible

HEY ADMIN u r welcome to give ur say too after all ur the BOSS and ur opinion matters

BYE

[bhushans]

hey jamil,

i also think u should join JB.See yaar if u think MBA is a must for ur future prospects then u should do it this year only.As year by year competition is increasing , one can not say about next year.About bond f*** them yaar dont worry. It would have been problematic if u had been shifting to new job but they will also not object as u r shifting for higher studies.

JB is worth leaving ur job.

i am also joining JB. Hope to see u soon there.bye.

[asok9994]

My advice: Quit Satyam; Get the relieving order by paying the bond; Its the right way to go about it. Otherwise they might life difficult especially if the property has been attached to the bond. I know some guarantors who got notice (I think legal notices) when somebody jumped a Satyam bond.

[Sauron]

Hey Buddy,

Your dilemma is quite natural but I would suggest u shud continue with the job for another year and so and try CAT and all. Sinc you got a good percentile in CAT this time , so there is every chance that you should try for IIM's the next year. Also the quality of JB is deteriotating year by year because of all Quotas n all,s so I would say make an informed decision.

Catch ya l8r.

[asok9994]

Originally Posted by Sauron

Hey Buddy,

Your dilemma is quite natural but I would suggest u shud continue with the job for another year and so and try CAT and all. Sinc you got a good percentile in CAT this time , so there is every chance that you should try for IIM's the next year. Also the quality of JB is deteriotating year by year because of all Quotas n all,s so I would say make an informed decision.

Catch ya l8r.

I request you to please find out the facts b4 making wild statements. How do u measure a school is deteriorating ? Are there benchmarks u have decided upon ?

JB has ALWAYS had quotas ever since inception. That still doesnt deter the cream away. They make the quota system ABSOLUTELY clear and transparent unlike certain other university departments which claim transparency in the selection process while having a batch with 75% or more localites. (I am not taking names but a mere glance thro student profiles at these institutes will show u where most of the students come from. Other regions would have at best a token representation.

Talking of deteriorating standards, every year JBs placements keep getting better. This year, even with the quotas (u talked abt), it had the best placements in Mumbai. Reason: A very strong industry interface/alumni network. Corporates still think its a great school. Go take a look at the list of corporates that visit JB for guest lectures and recruit them eventually.

Do u know its MMS first year is autonomous ?
Probably one of the few institutes with a univ affiliation which has a evaluation procedure thats autonomous in the first year (Refer website).

Jamil: U can even try for the big 4 IIMs next year after joining JB if u are insistent abt a big 4 IIM seat. Dont lose a golden opportunity by missing out on JB.

[Sauron]

Asok Buddy do some research.

I am not denigrating JB in any respect but it compares nowhere with IIM's.
Secondly, In late 1980's , JB was compared with IIMA and now u can see what has happened. And the quotas have not always been there.

I would still suggest think about it and make an informed decision and in no way suggesting you leave JB.
Do the cost-benefit analysis 4 God's sake.

Catch ya l8r.

P.S: JB compares nowhere with ne of the IIM's now.