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Management Institute in India are witnessing an improvement in investments in 2004. The 123 students at the Institute of Management Development Gurgaon were a record six hours on the first day. Hundreds of companies have been very to the hiring of MDI in 2004. Lal Bahadur Shastri Institute of Management (LBSIM) has recorded an increase in average earnings of work.
The highest content was offered Rs9, 00000 per year, and lower wages, Rs4, 25000 per year and the average wage, Rs6, 25000 per year.
Eight companies in the banking sector, financial services, information technology, cement, automobile and pharmaceutical sector offers 109, the batch of 98 students LBSIM. Tata Consultancy Services, ACC, TVS Motors, HDFC Bank, Ranbaxy colors and Asia are the main agents placement at the Institute.
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