Abstract
The management institutes should always be concerned with the placement of the students in the corporate world. The placement plays an important role in shaping the brand image of the management institutes. Therefore, the management institute should take utmost care about the placement activity of the institute. Here, in this research paper, researcher made an attempt to study the placement and its impact of marketing of management institutes in Maharashtra. At the end, it is found that the placements makes an impact on the marketing of management institutes in Maharashtra.
Keywords: Placements, Marketing of Institutes, management institutes
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