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Presenting the King and Queen of the criminal illegal invasion, Samantha Power (born in the UK) and her husband Cass Sunstein.

GPS—they met together and separately at Barack Hussein Obama II’s war room/mansion in Washington, DC hundreds of times during the Biden/Harris Regime, 19 times since the election and 4 times since President Trump took office.

The circumstances surrounding the controversial financial and political of Samantha Power, a former USAID administrator, and her significant increase in net worth during her tenure in public office. Power’s wealth reportedly surged from $6.7 million in 2021 to $30 million by 2024, raises questions about how such a dramatic increase occurred despite her official annual salary of $180,000.

This financial growth has led to public scrutiny and allegations of financial misconduct within USAID under Power's leadership.

USAID, an organization tasked with managing billions in global funding, under audit for alleged misuse of funds, including spending on contentious programs like transgender initiatives and cultural projects abroad.

These programs served as conduits for financial kickbacks to lawmakers and officials, enriching them at the expense of American taxpayers. Powers funneled billions into NGOs financing the criminal illegal invasion of America.

Power’s husband, Cass Sunstein, also plays a key role in this narrative. Sunstein, a senior adviser on immigration policy at DHS during the Biden administration, allegedly shaped policies that created the “open-border” system.

This was seen as complementary to Power’s role at USAID, with Power funding programs to facilitate immigration while Sunstein ensured these policies were implemented. This was a coordinated “one-two punch,” enabling illegal immigration while circumventing any accountability or transparency.

Sunstein’s academic and professional background, citing his 2008 white paper, Conspiracy Theories, which advocated for government infiltration of online movements to neutralize narratives that could undermine U.S. military and diplomatic efforts.

This idea extended to behavioral influence strategies outlined in his book, Nudge, which became a foundational text for professionals working in counter-disinformation and media literacy.

The book emphasized shaping public behavior without overt coercion, using techniques like algorithmic manipulation, social media deplatforming, and other indirect methods to discourage dissent.

USAID’s role in psychological (gaslighting) operations was engaged in misinformation campaigns both domestically and abroad. Coupled with Sunstein’s advocacy for “raising the cost” of dissenting behavior, contributed to an erosion of free speech protections. Examples included penalties for questioning COVID-19 policies, such as job loss, social media bans, and reputational damage, all designed to discourage opposition without resorting to legal consequences.

There are even broader concerns about the interplay between government roles and private-sector enrichment, with a pattern of officials transitioning from public service to lucrative positions in finance or industry.

This “blob-to-banker pipeline” allows individuals to leverage insider knowledge for personal gain. For instance, Jared Cohen, a former State Department official, having transitioned to roles at Google Jigsaw and later Goldman Sachs, where his government connections reportedly informed investment strategies.

The current system has zero transparency, accountability, and erodes public trust.

USAID’s misuse of funds, coupled with Power’s rapid wealth accumulation, exemplifies the broader issue of financial exploitation within government institutions.

Word needs to get out. Share this post, do your own research, engage in discourse, and hold public officials accountable.

[battleangel]

Walking While Carefree & Black

Fetishized & dehumanized.

Daily misogynoir.

Harrassed on my daily walks for hugging a tree, picking a flower, laying on grass and stretching out my arms, twirling, smiling, being an unrushed unbothered carefree fierce ferocious unapologetic black woman who isnt on the way to somewhere, Im not going to 7-11 five minutes from my apartment, Im not rushing to work, Im not hurrying, Im not hustling, Im not bustling, Im not harried, Im not distratcted, Im not anxious, Im not impatient, Im not speedwalking, Im not in a car, Im not on a bike, Im walking on sidewalks, under bridges, near highways, busy intersections, busy traffic lights, near school buses, near angry white stay at home moms pushing their strollers, moms with toddlers shielding their eyes from me, white police men slowing their patrol cars when I am doing nothing but take a selfie under a bridge.

Why cant I be free?

Why cant I twirl?

Why cant I hug trees?

Why cant I treat a light pole as a stripper pole?

Is it a crime to joke around during the day when people are at school and work, jokingly twirl myself around the pole, pretend I am a pole dancer, and take a video selfie?

Will I be Sandra Bland'd?

Why cant I take pictures of a rose garden?

Why cant I take a selfie under a bridge? On a park bench?

Why cant I pick flowers near the sidewalk, smell them, place them behind my ear and skip down the sidewalk pavement?

Capitalism demands that I, a black woman, be a slave to their system but I left their system.

I left Amazon in a week with no job lined up.

I left Dow Jones with no job lined up.

I left Bank of America in 3 months with no job lined up.

I left Yale.

I quit my career coaching business after 3 years and over a hundred executive clients.

I permanently left corporate in 2019 and quit my business this year.

I am a permanent freeelancer now.

I am a podcaster now. We dont have sponsors yet so I dont currently generate income.

$55/hr at Amazon and after six months they were going to convert me with the coveted unrestricted stock aka golden handcuffs.

It was a cult. I left in a week.

I made -$7,000 last year as my business failed. I hated sales and referrals dried up.

Capitalism says I am a failure and a loser.

Capitalism says I, a nubian queen, Isis, an egyptian goddess, am only worth the revenue I generate.

I was the highest rated recruiter with the most hires at every Fortune 500 company I worked at.

I had over a hundred executive clients with my career coaching business that landed offers at Disney, Deloitte, Goldman Sachs, Amazon & Comcast with five figure salary increases.

I was a career advisor at Yale who coached graduate and postdoc STEM students.

Capitalism rolls its eyes and asks me, What have you done for me lately?

It demands I turn myself back into a machine to be deemed worthy.

But those days are over.

I will never work another 9 to 5 in any industry -- corporate, academic or non-profit.

I will never work a job that requires that I report into a supervisor.

I will never work another job with dictated shifts.

I will never sell anything to anyone ever again. I detest sales and I hate capitalism.

Capitalism is dehumanizing and it kills. It profits off of, relies on and thrives on energetic and psychic attacks that sends its adherents & acolytes to an early stress-induced death.

I was having GI issues and I healed myself.

No doctor, no gastroenterologist, no harmful laxatives, no chemical stimulants, no synthetic lab-made prescription medication that can all be addictive.

The smoothie takes 5 minutes and is just blending 1 cup pineapples, 1/2 cucumber, 1/4 grated ginger, 1 lemon, 1 orange, 2 tbs apple cider vinegar and 4 ice cubes & 1 cup of water in a mixer. Makes 2 servings, drink 1 cup in morning and 1 cup at night.

I just started walking outside in nature for an hour a day, not power walking, no step counting, no calorie counting, just being in nature, soaking up the sun, breathing the air, barefoot in grass, hugging trees, picking and smelling flowers, doing simple yoga exercises, abdominal massages, using a heating pad on my stomach, drinking 32 to 64 oz of water a day, eliminating coffe, not drinking soda during the week (used to drink 1 to 2 cans a day), fresh fruit & vegetable smoothie in the morning, oatmeal or grape nuts cereal with peppermint herbal tea no sugar or honey, homemade vegetarian salad & homemade vegetarian dressing (store bought dressing has a ton of fat, sugar amd calories) and mixed nuts as a snack Monday through Friday then I take a break and eat what I want on the weekend.

GI issues resolved themselves in a week, I am healthier, lighter, less sluggish, more fit, more in shape and more energetic. This is now my diet 75% of the time (5 days a week).

Decolonize your mind.

You have the ability to heal yourself. Stop running to doctors and quick fixes.

Change what you eat. Move more.

Get outside in nature! You are nature!

That is what heals. We come from nature and we are nature.

Trees, grass, sunlight, air, flowers, butterflies, streams, brooks, meadows, gardens, pumpkin patches, orchard farms, parks, nature trails.

Get outside.

Not to get in your car. Not to go somewhere.

Stop spending all your time penned inside like an animal and a prisoner.

Not to go to the mall, shopping, a restaurant, a salon, a spa, a movie theater, work, school, a grocery store, a laundromat, dry cleaners.

Not to run an errand.

Not to sit in traffic in a machine.

Not to burn calories.

Not to power walk.

Not to lose weight.

To reconnect with nature.

To reconnect your mind, soul, body, heart and spirit.

The west purposely severs this connection in service of capitalism.

Its up to you to restore it.

Walk. Breathe. Be. Skip. Twirl. Pose. Use the sidewalk as a catwalk. Take selfies. Take pictures.

Stop and smell the flowers.

Hug a literal tree.

Lay on the grass while cars roll past you with their windows down and stare at you like youre crazy.

Its 11 am on a Tuesday.

What the hell is she doing laying on the grass with her arms outstretched?

Why isnt she at work or at school?

Confuse people with your very presence.

I have a goth alt kawaii japanese street fashion aesthetic that includes boyshorts, leather garters, torn fishnets, leather chokers, hello kitty tiaras, six inch pink platform heels, black lipstick, mini cut out crop tops, extremely thick black eyeliner and hot pink eyeshadow.

For wearing this on Friday on my daily walk at 8:30 am which I then shared on TikTok, I was accused of being indecent, inappropriate for children to see going to school, people stared, rolled their windows down, honked at me, cars followed me, two men purposefully walked right into me bumping me (there was plenty of room on the sidewalk), an HVAC repairman leered at me outside of his van and literally just stared holes through me as I walked by.

Im 41. Im 5"1. Im 92 lbs. Im black and female.

I have a quirky style and aesthetic. I look young.

I also shaved my head bald a few weeks ago and have a bald fade.

People have since then called me a dyke, asked if I am trans, am I a boy or a girl, whats the deal.

Thats when I dont have a wig on.

I love different looks so I also wear long wigs.

The reaction is completely different when I wear a wig and people tell me how good I look, that people are slowing their cars down because I am attractive.

Bald fade, bony dyke who looks like a boy and might be trans.

Long wig, attractive girl, let me slow down and get a look.

Still black no matter the hair. Still followed.

Still harrassed.

A MAGA Proud Boy harrassed me with my bald fade while I was wearing an Eagles shirt and jeans. He stared at me as I took a selfie on a bench under a tree, when I got up to walk home, he started walking towards me and blocked my path in the small walkway we were both on and wouldnt let me pass.

Doesnt matter if its boy shorts and leather garters or an Eagles shirt and jeans.

I am harrassed for being a carefree black girl in capitalist Amerikkka.

[sethshead]

The good news is that Goldman Sachs is not recommending that biotech withhold cures for curable illness to make them unnecessarily chronic, in the quest for profit.

The bad news is that Goldman Sachs is recommending that biotech reduce research investment into potential cures for curable diseases in favor of investing in therapies for chronic conditions. Thus, curable diseases would be neither cured nor treated!

That doesn’t sound much better.

How cynical can investment capital be?! While it’s true that biotech margins are slimmer than you’d think because of all the studies mandated before a drug can be approved for market, they still make a healthy profit even when medication successfully reduces incidence of disease, and thus the medication’s own market. That expectation is baked into the price.

What Goldman Sachs was recommending was rejecting reasonable profit in favor of extraordinary profit. That extraordinary profit would not be for the good of research and development, personnel salaries, capital expansion, etc., but a boon only to stockholders who demand ever higher values and dividends. The investors have become extractors because of their outsized expectations for returns. They have a terminal case of main character syndrome compared to the researchers and the patients.

I’m no socialist. I believe private goods should be provided by the private sector. I believe private investors and bank loans are a better source of capital than is aristocratic patronage or even a purely technocratic command economy. But if medicine that cures is no longer profitable enough to satisfy Big Pharma, then biotech becomes a public good. I would rather not see the industry effectively nationalized, but if this is going to be its attitude towards innovating products moving forward, it is not making a good case for its continued existence as private enterprise.

[sageglobalresponse]

Top 10 richest black people in the world

In a world where success is often measured by wealth, the richest Black people stand out as remarkable figures.

These individuals are pioneers in diverse fields, from business to entertainment, and their achievements not only shatter barriers but also pave the way for others to follow.

Take a look at the top 10 richest Black people in the world:

David Steward $11.4 billion USA

David Lloyd Steward, born in 1951, is an American billionaire entrepreneur. He is the founder and chairman of World Wide Technology (WWT), which is among the largest African-American-owned companies in the United States. In 2024, Steward was ranked 344th on Forbes’ list of billionaires globally, with an estimated net worth of $11.4 billion.

Aliko Dangote ($11.3 billion)

Aliko Dangote, born on April 10, 1957, is one of the richest Black people in the world. A prominent Nigerian businessman and industrialist, he is notably the first person to build a private oil refinery in Nigeria. As of October 2024, Forbes ranks him as the 211th richest person in the world, with an estimated net worth of $11.2 billion. According to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index, his wealth is estimated at $27.7 billion.

Robert F. Smith ($10.8 billion)

Robert Frederick Smith, born on December 1, 1962, is an American billionaire businessman and philanthropist. He is the founder, chairman, and CEO of Vista Equity Partners, a private equity firm. Smith earned a chemical engineering degree from Cornell University and later an MBA from Columbia Business School. Before founding his company, he worked as an investment banker at Goldman Sachs. In 2019, during a commencement speech at Morehouse College, Smith made headlines when he pledged to cover the entire $34 million in student loan debt for the graduating class of 2019.

Mike Adenuga ($6.6 billion)

Mike Adenuga, Nigeria’s second wealthiest person, amassed his fortune through telecommunications and oil ventures. His mobile network company, Globacom, is the second-largest in Nigeria, boasting over 60 million subscribers. In addition to telecommunications, Adenuga’s oil company, Conoil Producing, operates six oil blocks in the Niger Delta.

Globacom also established Glo-1, a 6,100-mile submarine internet cable linking the U.K. with Ghana and Portugal. Adenuga holds a 74% stake in publicly traded Conoil and owns just under 6% of Nigerian bank Sterling Financial Holding.

Abdulsamad Rabiu ($ 4.7 billion)

One of the richest Black people in the world, Abdul Samad Isyaku Rabiu is a prominent Nigerian businessman and philanthropist. As of 2024, he ranks as Nigeria’s third richest man. His father, Khalifah Isyaku Rabiu, was one of Nigeria’s leading industrialists in the 1970s and 1980s. Abdul Samad is the founder and chairman of BUA Group, a Nigerian conglomerate focused on manufacturing, infrastructure, and agriculture, generating over $2.5 billion in revenue. He also serves as the chairman of Nigeria’s Bank of Industry (BOI).

In July 2020, Forbes valued his net worth at $3.2 billion, placing him 716th among the world’s billionaires. By January 2022, he was recognised as Nigeria’s second richest person. In April 2022, he ranked as the fifth-richest person in Africa with a fortune of $6.7 billion, and by January 2023, he climbed to fourth on the continent’s wealthiest list.

Michael Jordan ($3.5 billion)

Widely considered the greatest basketball player of all time, Michael Jordan won six championships with the Chicago Bulls. Throughout his career, his total salary amounted to $90 million, but his earnings from partnerships with brands like Nike, Hanes, and Gatorade have reached an astounding $2.4 billion (before taxes). In 2020, Jordan became a special advisor and investor for the sports-betting company DraftKings and also co-owned a NASCAR team. In 2023, he sold his majority stake in the Charlotte Hornets in a deal that valued the NBA team at $3 billion.

Oprah Winfrey ($3 billion)

Oprah Winfrey turned her 25-year-long talk show into a powerful media and business empire. The profits from her show, combined with earnings from films like ‘The Color Purple’, ‘Beloved’, and ‘Selma’—which were co-produced by her company, Harpo Productions—have brought her wealth to an estimated $2.5 billion.

In 2011, she launched the OWN cable channel and later sold most of her shares in it to Warner Bros. Discovery in 2020, receiving company stock in return.

In 2015, Winfrey purchased a 10% stake in WeightWatchers, and in 2024, she generously donated her shares to the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture.

Winfrey also owns an extensive real estate portfolio, including homes in California and more than a dozen properties, along with 2,100 acres of land in Hawaii.

Patrice Motsepe ($3 billion)

Patrice Motsepe, founder and chairman of African Rainbow Minerals, became a billionaire in 2008, making history as the first Black African to appear on the Forbes billionaire list. In 2016, he established African Rainbow Capital, a private equity firm focused on investments across Africa. Motsepe also holds a stake in Sanlam, a publicly traded financial services company, and is the owner and president of the Mamelodi Sundowns Football Club.

In March 2021, he was elected president of the Confederation of African Football (CAF), the governing body for soccer on the continent. His business journey began in 1994 when he became the first Black partner at Johannesburg law firm Bowman Gilfillan, later launching a mining services company. In 1997, Motsepe acquired underperforming gold mine shafts, which he successfully turned around

Jay-Z ($2.5 billion)

Since becoming hip-hop’s first billionaire in 2019, Jay-Z has significantly increased his wealth, largely due to his successful liquor ventures. In 2021, luxury conglomerate LVMH acquired a 50% stake in his champagne brand, Armand de Brignac, also known as Ace of Spades. In February 2023, he sold a majority of his ownership in his cognac brand, D’Usse, to Bacardi.

Beyond liquor, Jay-Z’s wealth includes assets like an art collection featuring works by Jean-Michel Basquiat, his extensive music catalog, and stakes in companies such as Block and Uber. In 2021, he was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, and in 2022, he won an Emmy for producing the Super Bowl Halftime Show.

Strive Masiyiwa ($1.8 billion)

Strive Masiyiwa faced huge government resistance when he launched the mobile phone network Econet Wireless Zimbabwe in his home country in 1998. He holds a 38% stake in the publicly traded Econet Wireless Zimbabwe, which is part of his larger Econet Group, as well as about 33% of EcoCash, a mobile money transfer company.

Masiyiwa also has an investment in Liquid Intelligent Technologies, a private firm that offers fiber optic and cloud services to telecom companies throughout Africa. His portfolio includes investments in fintech and power distribution companies across the continent, along with stock options in Netflix, where he has been a board member since December 2020. He and his wife, Tsitsi, founded the Higherlife Foundation, which assists orphaned and underprivileged children in Zimbabwe, South Africa, Burundi, and Lesotho.

[masters-buddy]

How a MiM Degree Can Set You Up for a High-Paying Job Right After Graduation

When I decided to pursue a Master in Management (MiM), one of my biggest concerns was whether it would lead to a good job right after graduation. I knew that an MBA had a strong reputation, but I wanted to start my career earlier without having to wait for years of work experience. It turns out, a MiM degree can set you up for some of the best MiM jobs right out of school, with impressive starting salaries and growth potential.

Why Employers Value MiM Graduates

MiM programs are designed for fresh graduates who want to build a solid foundation in business. The curriculum covers core areas like finance, marketing, strategy, and operations, giving you a well-rounded skill set. Employers love hiring MiM graduates because they bring the latest knowledge, analytical skills, and a fresh perspective to the workplace. Many companies actively recruit MiM students for entry-level managerial roles, knowing they have been trained to handle real-world business challenges.

High-Paying Job Opportunities After MiM

Consulting: The Top Choice for High Salaries

One of the most lucrative MiM jobs is in consulting. Firms like McKinsey, Bain, and BCG regularly hire MiM graduates for roles as business analysts and junior consultants. These positions offer starting salaries ranging from $70,000 to $100,000 per year. I’ve seen many of my peers land jobs in consulting, and it’s easy to see why — the industry values the problem-solving and strategic thinking skills developed during the MiM program. Plus, the fast-paced nature of consulting provides excellent learning and growth opportunities.

Finance: Investment Banking and Corporate Finance

If you have a passion for numbers, finance can be a highly rewarding career path. MiM graduates often find roles in investment banking, corporate finance, or financial analysis. Companies like Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan, and Morgan Stanley frequently recruit MiM graduates, offering competitive starting salaries and bonuses. The typical starting salary for MiM graduates in finance roles can range from $80,000 to $120,000, depending on the location and company. The MiM curriculum’s focus on financial analysis and business strategy helps graduates hit the ground running in these high-stakes environments.

Tech and E-Commerce: Fast-Growing Industries with High Pay

Another exciting avenue for MiM jobs is the tech and e-commerce industry. Companies like Amazon, Google, and Microsoft value MiM graduates for roles in product management, business development, and operations. These positions often come with attractive compensation packages, including salaries of $90,000 or more. The versatility of the MiM degree means you can apply your skills across various functions, making it easier to find a well-paying job in this fast-growing sector.

Final Thoughts

A MiM degree can be a powerful launchpad for your career, offering access to high-paying jobs right after graduation. Whether you’re aiming for consulting, finance, or tech, the skills and knowledge gained from a MiM program make you a valuable candidate in the job market. For me, choosing the MiM was about getting a head start on my career, and it has definitely paid off.

If you’re considering a MiM, rest assured that it’s not just an alternative to an MBA — it’s a degree that opens doors to lucrative roles and sets you up for long-term career success. With the right focus and preparation, you can land your dream job and start earning a great salary as soon as you graduate.

[mightyflamethrower]

Global Warming Hoax Is Big Money

Those who are not cognitively challenged or pathologically gullible may find it hard to take leftist climate ideology seriously. However, the money involved is plenty serious.

Al Gore has milked the global warming hoax for a fortune:

His wild prediction at Davos that Earth faces ‘rain bombs’ and ‘boiling oceans’ is just his latest in decades of climate alarmism. At the same time, the former VP has been at the forefront of green technology investment that has seen his wealth balloon to an estimated $330 million. Four years after losing to George W Bush in 2000, Gore set up Generation Investment Management with former Goldman Sachs Managing Director and close friend David W. Blood. The mission statement of the investment firm, where Gore collects $2 million in a monthly salary, is to back companies that are making strides towards going green. The firm is worth around $36 billion.

The Goracle’s take is chump change compared to what the left-wing globalist ruling class expects us to pay to indulge their self-serving doctrine that the weather is somehow a problem and they can control it:

As Daily Signal reported last summer,

Lawmakers grilled climate czar John Kerry on Capitol Hill… Rep. Scott Perry, R-Pa., said that through much of earth’s history there was more carbon in the atmosphere than today and questioned Kerry’s statements about the exact amount of carbon that’s appropriate. “In December of 2022 you told The Washington Post we need to remove 1.6 trillion tons of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere via direct air capture, the direct cost for that is about $1,000 per ton or $1.6 quadrillion,” Perry said. … Kerry said he disagreed with the characterization of the issue and asked Perry why so many other countries would sign on to the reduction of carbon emissions. “Because they are grifting like you are,” Perry said.

The global warming hoax may constitute the biggest grift in the history of the world. Under liberal rule, increasingly massive amounts of wealth created by Americans will be redistributed to other countries in the name of climate reparations.

But don’t worry about the expense. If taxes don’t cover it, Democrats can just print the money.

John Kerry's answer is basically......"Peasant......You aren't smart like me so you couldn't possibly understand all the reasons why you're wrong. Therefore I shall not state them."

[educationcorner4u]

Which MBA College Has 100% Placement?

Choosing the right MBA college is one of the most crucial decisions for aspiring business leaders. While curriculum, faculty, infrastructure, and alumni network play a vital role, for many students, placement statistics top the list of priorities. Naturally, the question arises:

Let’s break this down and explore what 100% placement really means and which institutions consistently deliver on this promise.

📌 What Does 100% Placement Mean?

At first glance, 100% placement sounds like every student receives a job offer by the end of the placement season. While this is often true, it’s essential to look at a few nuances:

All students getting placed: This includes both final placements and sometimes pre-placement offers (PPOs).

Opting out: Sometimes, a few students choose not to participate in placements due to entrepreneurship, higher studies, or personal reasons. These students are typically excluded from placement statistics.

Quality of placements: 100% placement doesn’t always reflect the quality or relevance of the jobs offered.

🏆 Top MBA Colleges in India with Consistently 100% Placement

Here are a few institutions known for their near or full placement records year after year:

1. IIM Ahmedabad

Known for its rigorous curriculum and elite status.

Achieves 100% placement year after year, often within just a few days.

Top recruiters: BCG, McKinsey, Goldman Sachs, Amazon, and Tata Administrative Services (TAS).

2. IIM Bangalore

Another IIM that boasts nearly 100% placement every year.

Wide variety of roles across consulting, finance, marketing, and product management.

3. IIM Calcutta

Especially strong in finance roles, often referred to as the “Finance Campus” of India.

Consistently achieves full placement with top global recruiters.

4. FMS Delhi

With a low fee structure and high ROI, FMS is a top choice.

Regularly achieves 100% placement, with consulting, marketing, and general management roles.

5. XLRI Jamshedpur

Renowned for its HR program, but also offers excellent general management roles.

Known for strong corporate ties and 100% placement records.

6. ISB Hyderabad (Indian School of Business)

Though it follows a one-year PGPM model (not a traditional MBA), ISB boasts a stellar placement record.

Attracts top global and Indian recruiters.

7. IIBS (International Institute of Business Studies)

Offers MBA and PGDM programs with 100% placement assistance.

Regular recruiters include Amazon, Deloitte, Wipro, and TCS.

Campuses in Bangalore, Noida, and Kolkata provide intense industry exposure.

💼 Other Top B-Schools with Excellent Placement Records

IIM Lucknow

SPJIMR Mumbai

IIM Kozhikode

IIFT Delhi/Kolkata

MDI Gurgaon

IIM Indore

These colleges may not always advertise exactly 100% placement, but their records are consistently above 95%, and they attract top recruiters year after year.

✅ What Should You Focus On?

Instead of only chasing the 100% placement figure, consider the following:

Average and median salaries

Roles and sectors offered

Alumni network and industry connections

Return on investment (ROI)

Campus culture and peer group

Final Thoughts

Yes, several top MBA colleges in India have 100% placement but it's not just about getting a job; it's about getting the right job. Focus on your career goals, the kind of companies you want to work for, and the growth opportunities after the MBA. A 100% placement record is a strong indicator of a college’s reputation but your personal drive, skills, and clarity will determine how far you go.

[sibmhyderabad]

What are the average placement packages for MBA graduates in Hyderabad?

An MBA can open many doors. Hyderabad has some of the best business schools in India. Many students choose this city for their MBA. One big reason is placements. Companies from different industries hire from the best MBA colleges in Hyderabad.

Placement Trends in Hyderabad

The placement package depends on many factors. The college name, specialisation, and industry demand matter. Some students get high packages, while others start with a decent salary.

The average package at the best MBA colleges in Hyderabad is between ₹6-₹15 LPA.

Finance, consulting, and tech roles usually offer better pay.

Startups may offer lower salaries but can provide fast career growth.

Work experience and skills can help get a better package.

Some companies may offer lower salaries in the beginning. Growth depends on performance and networking.

Which Colleges Offer Good Placements?

Not all MBA colleges offer the same opportunities. A few stand out because of strong corporate connections.

SIBM Hyderabad: One of the top private MBA colleges. The average package is around ₹8-₹12 LPA. Top recruiters include Deloitte, ICICI Bank, and HCL.

ISB Hyderabad: A premium institute. Average salary goes beyond ₹30 LPA but requires experience.

IMT Hyderabad: The average package is around ₹7-₹9 LPA. BFSI and consulting firms hire from here.

NMIMS Hyderabad: This college has placements in the range of ₹8-₹10 LPA.

Some other colleges may provide placements in the range of ₹4-₹7 LPA. Students with strong skills and internships can negotiate better salaries.

Which MBA Specializations Pay More?

Not all MBAs get the same salaries. Some fields attract higher salaries than others.

Finance: Offers good salaries, especially in investment banking and risk management. Top firms include Goldman Sachs and JP Morgan.

Consulting: Roles in companies like Deloitte and KPMG can offer ₹10-₹15 LPA.

Marketing: FMCG and tech companies hire marketers. Salaries range from ₹6-₹12 LPA.

Operations & Supply Chain: Growing demand in e-commerce and logistics. Packages are between ₹7-₹12 LPA.

Business Analytics: AI and data-driven roles pay well. Salaries may start at ₹10 LPA or more.

Some specialisations may take longer to give high returns. Hard work and networking can make a big difference.

How to Get the Best Placement?

Getting a high package takes effort. Here are a few things that can help:

Internships in top companies

Networking with seniors and alumni

Building strong communication and analytical skills

Keeping up with industry trends

Applying early to good companies

Not every student gets a dream job right after MBA. The first job may not be the best. Career growth comes with learning and smart choices.

Final Thoughts

Hyderabad has great opportunities for MBA students. Top colleges bring in good companies. Some industries pay more, while others give long-term growth. An MBA is an investment. The returns depend on skills, experience, and industry demand.

Would an MBA in Hyderabad be worth it? It depends on goals and hard work. Some students get their dream jobs, while others take time to grow. The top MBA colleges in Hyderabad, with placements and specialisations, will make all the difference.

[college360team]

NIT Trichy – The Ultimate Engineering Destination! 🎓🔥

🌟 Next-Level Infrastructure & Facilities 🏛️

NIT Trichy isn’t just a college—it’s a hub of tech, innovation, and excellence! Here, the brightest minds turn their ideas into reality. 💡🚀

✔️ Ultra-Modern Hostels – Spacious rooms, 24/7 high-speed WiFi & top-quality mess food. ✔️ High-Tech Research Labs – AI, IoT, Robotics, ML, and next-gen engineering projects! ✔️ 24/7 Digital Library – A powerhouse of knowledge with thousands of books & research papers.

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Explore SIBM Pune: Top MBA College for Future Leaders

Choosing the right MBA college is a crucial decision for students who aim to build a successful career in business and management. SIBM Pune (Symbiosis Institute of Business Management, Pune) is one of the top-ranked business schools in India. It provides world-class education, industry exposure, and excellent placement opportunities, making it the perfect choice for aspiring management professionals.

About SIBM Pune

Established in 1978, SIBM Pune is a part of Symbiosis International University. It is known for its high academic standards, experienced faculty, and a well-designed curriculum that aligns with industry trends. The institute offers a diverse range of MBA programs specializing in Finance, Marketing, Human Resources, and Operations.

Admission Process at SIBM Pune

Getting into SIBM Pune is highly competitive. Students must clear the Symbiosis National Aptitude (SNAP) test, followed by a group discussion, written ability test, and personal interview. A strong academic record, leadership potential, and extracurricular achievements can increase your chances of securing admission.

Courses Offered at SIBM Pune

SIBM Pune offers full-time, executive, and postgraduate diploma programs. Some of the popular courses include:

MBA (Full-Time) – Specializations in Marketing, Finance, HR, and Operations.

MBA (Innovation and Entrepreneurship) – Ideal for students who want to start their own business.

Executive MBA – Designed for working professionals.

Postgraduate Diploma Programs – Short-term programs for skill enhancement.

Campus Life at SIBM Pune

The life at SIBM Pune is not just about academics; it’s about overall development. The lush green campus, modern infrastructure, and various student clubs create a dynamic learning environment. The institute encourages students to participate in events, case competitions, and cultural fests to enhance their skills beyond textbooks.

Placements and Career Opportunities

One of the biggest reasons students choose SIBM Pune is its excellent placement record. Top companies such as Amazon, Deloitte, Accenture, HUL, and Goldman Sachs recruit from the campus. The average salary package is impressive, and students get opportunities to intern with reputed firms, providing them with hands-on industry experience.

Why Students Prefer SIBM Pune

Top Rankings: Consistently ranked among the best B-schools in India.

Strong Alumni Network: Graduates from SIBM Pune hold leadership positions in top companies.

Industry-Driven Curriculum: The courses are updated regularly to match industry needs.

Excellent Faculty: Experienced professors and industry experts guide students.

Global Exposure: International exchange programs help students gain global business insights.

How to Apply for SIBM Pune

Students who want to apply for SIBM Pune should follow these steps:

Register for the SNAP test on the official website.

Prepare for SNAP with a strong focus on quantitative ability, verbal ability, and logical reasoning.

Score well in SNAP and apply for the institute.

If shortlisted, prepare for the next round of selection – group discussion, written ability test, and personal interview.

Get admission and start your journey at SIBM Pune.

Conclusion

For students looking to pursue an MBA, SIBM Pune is a dream institution that provides academic excellence, career growth, and personal development. With its strong reputation, modern curriculum, and excellent placement support, it continues to be a preferred choice for aspiring business leaders. If you want to build a successful career in management, SIBM Pune is the place to be!

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Which College is Best for MBA Placement in Bangalore?

Bangalore, often referred to as the "Silicon Valley of India," is home to some of the country's top management institutes. With its strong corporate presence, the city offers excellent career prospects for MBA graduates. However, choosing the right college that guarantees outstanding placement opportunities is crucial for career success. If you're wondering which college is best for MBA placement in Bangalore, here’s a list of top institutions that consistently excel in placements.

1. Indian Institute of Management Bangalore (IIM Bangalore)

IIM Bangalore is undoubtedly the most prestigious management institution in the city. It boasts an exceptional placement record with top recruiters from consulting, finance, technology, and e-commerce sectors. Companies like McKinsey, BCG, Goldman Sachs, Amazon, and Microsoft regularly hire from IIMB. The average salary package at IIM Bangalore is one of the highest in India, making it a top choice for MBA aspirants.

2. Symbiosis Institute of Business Management (SIBM), Bangalore

Affiliated with Symbiosis International University, SIBM Bangalore is another premier B-school known for its strong placement support. The institute has a dedicated placement cell that ensures students secure positions in renowned organizations like Deloitte, IBM, Infosys, and HDFC Bank. SIBM Bangalore offers specializations in Marketing, Finance, Operations, and Human Resources, catering to diverse career aspirations.

3. Xavier Institute of Management and Entrepreneurship (XIME)

XIME Bangalore has carved a niche for itself in the management education space. The institute maintains strong industry connections, ensuring a high placement rate. Companies from IT, banking, consulting, and manufacturing sectors frequently recruit from XIME, offering competitive salary packages.

4. Christ University

Christ University is well-known for its quality education and placement assistance. The university has tie-ups with top recruiters like KPMG, Deloitte, EY, and Accenture. Its MBA program is designed to equip students with practical business skills, ensuring they are industry-ready upon graduation.

5. Alliance University

Alliance School of Business under Alliance University is a sought-after MBA destination due to its excellent placement track record. It collaborates with leading companies across various domains, including IT, retail, and finance. Alliance University students benefit from strong faculty support, industry exposure, and career development programs.

6. Jain University

Jain University is another reputed MBA college in Bangalore, offering comprehensive placement assistance to students. The university partners with top recruiters such as TCS, Wipro, ICICI Bank, and Capgemini, ensuring lucrative job opportunities for its graduates.

7. Regional College of Management Bangalore (RCM Bangalore)

RCM Bangalore is emerging as a prominent business school, attracting recruiters from diverse sectors. The college focuses on skill-based learning and internships, helping students gain practical industry exposure before they graduate.

8. International Institute of Business Studies (IIBS)

IIBS Bangalore is a well-known management institute that has been consistently delivering strong placement results. The institute collaborates with various multinational companies and startups, ensuring excellent job opportunities for its students. Recruiters from banking, IT, and FMCG industries frequently visit the campus, making it a great choice for MBA aspirants.

Factors to Consider While Choosing an MBA College in Bangalore

When selecting an MBA college based on placements, consider the following factors:

Placement Record: Check past placement reports, average salary packages, and the number of companies visiting the campus.

Industry Connections: Colleges with strong corporate tie-ups ensure better internship and placement opportunities.

Alumni Network: A well-established alumni network can open doors to top recruiters.

Specializations Offered: Choose a college that offers specializations aligned with your career goals.

Internship Opportunities: Internships play a crucial role in securing full-time job offers post-graduation.

Conclusion

Choosing the best MBA college in Bangalore depends on various factors, including placement records, industry exposure, and faculty expertise. While IIM Bangalore tops the list regarding prestige and salary packages, other institutions like SIBM Bangalore, XIME, Christ University, and IIBS also offer excellent placement opportunities. Aspiring students should evaluate their options carefully and select a college that aligns with their career aspirations.

If you’re looking to pursue an MBA in Bangalore, these colleges offer some of the best placement prospects in the country. Research well, prepare for entrance exams, and make an informed decision to kickstart your management career!

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Indian Institute of Technology—[IIT], New Delhi

Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), New Delhi: Overview

The Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), New Delhi is one of the most prestigious and renowned technical institutions in India and across the world. Established in 1961, IIT Delhi is a public technical university that operates under the Ministry of Education, Government of India. It has earned a stellar reputation for excellence in education, research, and technological innovation. As an institute of national importance, IIT Delhi has been a hub for brilliant minds and pioneers in the fields of engineering, science, and technology.

Academic Programs

IIT Delhi offers a wide range of undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral programs in engineering, technology, sciences, and management. It is especially well-known for its B.Tech and M.Tech programs in various disciplines, including:

Computer Science and Engineering

Electrical Engineering

Mechanical Engineering

Civil Engineering

Chemical Engineering

Biotechnology

Aerospace Engineering

The B.Tech program is highly competitive, with admission through the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) Advanced. For postgraduate programs like M.Tech, admission is through the GATE (Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering) exam, while MBA candidates are selected based on their CAT scores.

Infrastructure and Campus Life

The campus, located in the heart of New Delhi, spans over 325 acres and is known for its world-class infrastructure. It includes cutting-edge research laboratories, modern classrooms, and extensive library resources. IIT Delhi also offers a variety of recreational activities, with excellent facilities for sports, fitness, and arts. The campus is a vibrant hub of innovation, cultural events, and technical fests.

Research and Innovation

IIT Delhi is a leader in research and innovation. The institution has several research centers dedicated to specialized areas, such as energy, artificial intelligence, robotics, and nanotechnology. The faculty and students are deeply engaged in research that addresses real-world challenges, with numerous collaborations with global academic institutions and industries.

Placements

IIT Delhi has a robust placement record. The placement cell at IIT Delhi works relentlessly to help students secure high-paying jobs in top global companies. Some of the top recruiters include Google, Microsoft, Amazon, and Goldman Sachs. The average salary for IIT Delhi graduates ranges from ₹10 LPA to ₹25 LPA.

Conclusion

IIT Delhi stands as a symbol of academic excellence and innovation. With a focus on research, entrepreneurial spirit, and world-class education, it continues to shape the future of technology and engineering in India and globally.

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Career Opportunities After MBA: Top Job Roles, Industries, and Salary Trends

An MBA (Master of Business Administration) is one of the most sought-after degrees for professionals looking to enhance their career prospects. It provides students with essential business skills, leadership abilities, and industry-specific knowledge that open doors to various career opportunities. With multiple specializations available, MBA graduates can explore roles across different industries, from finance and marketing to technology and healthcare. In this article, we will discuss the top job roles, key industries, and salary trends that shape career opportunities after MBA.

Top Job Roles After MBA

An MBA can lead to several high-paying and prestigious job roles. Here are some of the most common career options for MBA graduates:

1. Business Consultant

Business consultants analyze business challenges and provide strategic solutions. They work with companies to improve efficiency, boost profits, and develop long-term strategies. Management consulting firms like McKinsey, BCG, and Bain actively recruit MBA graduates.

2. Investment Banker

Investment banking is one of the most lucrative career options after an MBA in Finance. Investment bankers assist companies in raising capital, managing mergers and acquisitions, and providing financial advisory services. Top employers in this field include Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Chase, and Morgan Stanley.

3. Marketing Manager

MBA graduates with a specialization in Marketing can take on roles as marketing managers. They are responsible for creating marketing campaigns, analyzing market trends, and managing brand positioning. Companies like Unilever, P&G, and Google frequently hire MBA graduates for marketing roles.

4. Product Manager

A product manager plays a crucial role in technology companies, overseeing the development and launch of new products. They work closely with engineering, design, and marketing teams to ensure product success. Top employers in this field include Amazon, Microsoft, and Apple.

5. Human Resource Manager

MBA graduates specializing in HR can pursue careers as HR managers. They handle recruitment, employee relations, training programs, and organizational development. Companies like Deloitte, TCS, and Infosys have strong demand for HR professionals.

6. Financial Analyst

Financial analysts evaluate investment opportunities, prepare financial reports, and help businesses make strategic financial decisions. They work in banks, asset management firms, and financial institutions like HSBC, Citi, and BlackRock.

7. Operations Manager

Operations managers oversee business operations, ensuring efficiency in production, supply chain, and process management. This role is common in industries like manufacturing, logistics, and retail. Companies like Amazon, Flipkart, and Tata Motors hire operations managers frequently.

8. Entrepreneur

Many MBA graduates choose to start their own businesses. The knowledge gained during an MBA, including financial planning, business strategy, and marketing, helps entrepreneurs successfully launch and grow their startups.

Top Industries Hiring MBA Graduates

MBA graduates are in demand across various industries. Some of the top industries hiring MBA professionals include:

1. Finance & Banking

The finance industry offers roles like investment banker, financial analyst, risk manager, and corporate finance executive. MBA graduates can work in banks, investment firms, and insurance companies.

2. Consulting

Management consulting firms hire MBA graduates to provide strategic advice to businesses. Companies like McKinsey, Deloitte, and Accenture offer excellent career opportunities in consulting.

3. Technology & IT

Tech companies hire MBAs for roles in product management, business development, and operations management. Companies like Google, Amazon, and Microsoft actively recruit MBA graduates.

4. Healthcare & Pharmaceuticals

MBA professionals are in demand for hospital administration, healthcare consulting, and pharmaceutical management roles. Companies like Johnson & Johnson, Pfizer, and Apollo Hospitals hire MBA graduates.

5. Retail & E-commerce

With the growth of online shopping, e-commerce companies require MBAs for supply chain management, digital marketing, and customer experience roles. Flipkart, Amazon, and Reliance Retail are major recruiters in this field.

6. FMCG (Fast-Moving Consumer Goods)

MBA graduates can work in brand management, sales, and distribution roles for FMCG companies like Nestlé, Coca-Cola, and Hindustan Unilever.

Salary Trends for MBA Graduates

The salary of MBA graduates varies based on specialization, experience, and industry. Below is an overview of the average salary trends across different job roles:Job RoleAverage Salary (INR per annum)Business Consultant₹8-20 LPAInvestment Banker₹10-30 LPAMarketing Manager₹7-18 LPAProduct Manager₹12-25 LPAHR Manager₹6-15 LPAFinancial Analyst₹6-12 LPAOperations Manager₹7-15 LPAEntrepreneurVaries based on business success

Salaries are significantly higher for MBA graduates from top-tier institutes like the Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs), ISB, and XLRI. Those graduating from these institutions can earn packages of ₹20 LPA or more.

How to Maximize Career Opportunities After an MBA?

To make the most of an MBA degree, graduates should focus on the following:

Networking: Build a strong professional network by connecting with alumni, industry professionals, and attending business events.

Internships & Projects: Gain practical experience through internships and real-world projects.

Skill Development: Learn data analytics, leadership, and digital marketing skills to enhance job prospects.

Certifications: Pursue additional certifications like CFA, PMP, or Six Sigma to improve career opportunities.

Conclusion

An MBA degree offers a wide range of career opportunities across industries and functions. Whether you want to work in finance, consulting, marketing, or start your own business, an MBA equips you with the necessary skills to excel. With competitive salaries and vast career growth potential, pursuing an MBA can be a game-changer for professionals seeking leadership roles in top organizations.

If you're planning to pursue an MBA, choose your specialization wisely based on your career goals, industry demand, and personal interests. With the right approach, an MBA can unlock doors to a successful and rewarding career.