SVKM's NMIMS Academic Counsellor salaries in India

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Don't join poor management & bad in salary calculations after serving complete 1 month notice period still deducted 10 days salary without any information. No one will revert you back as you left the organization.

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Huge politics please don't join without thinking.

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Salary on time.

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Worst local management, no one cares about your qualifications and responsibilities, whatever you are assigned to do, even if it’s not your responsibility, you have to do it in unreasonable time, and it becomes your responsibility from there onwards. You will be ordered by totally unprofessional and highly egotistic (any moments) by local Sr. Management members.

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...They don't reveal all the rules and regulations until you join the organisation. Salary slab is as per their own rules not as per 7th pay commission. Contract is just for the sake they will do as they wish. They transfer to any department without any experience if they wish to.

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For an academician at junior to mid level, NMIMS is good. Students are good, fellow peers are also skilled and knowledgeable.

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Service security is zero, even the employees are performing good and as per the expectations. Expectations are inconsistent, it's not system centric, rather people centric. Loads of office politics among employees.

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Highly biased management -their Vice Chancellor Dr.Ramesh Bhat is a highly pathetic and whimsical person with highly double standards and doesn't know how to talk and deal with people. This NMIMS University is on the decline and its work culture and teaching are going down-there is no job security and they believe in the Visiting faculty concept around 50 -60% of the staff is contractual

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Top Management/Leadership Work-Life Balance Poor Increments No rules for contractual staff highly biased Management No job security People who work hard are thrown out of the system Mafia/gang type work culture If you are a hard-working person, be ready to get trolled and penalised