Fore School Review

Join the college if and only if you're interested in marketing or finance. Rest of the fields in terms of placement and focus is terrible. The teachers are great. But the college management doesn't care about HR or Operations.

The course curriculum is well designed and focuses a lot on practical applications thorough group and individual projects. Exams are in multiple parts including mid terms, end terms, group project , individual project and quizzes.

Placement is average. Nothing great. The lowest package would be 6 lakh and the highest is 15 lakh.an average of around 8 lakhs. The internships are provided by the college but the overall Stipend is very less and there's no point in discussing averages here because only a handful of companies actually offer any

There is only one event celebrated in the college- Nexus It's a technical- cultural fest. The budget is not extremely high so don't expect performances from very famous people. Mostly it is focused on competition and so the prize money there is decent enough.it's a good experience overall and there are some real learning opportunities

When I joined ,the fee was 11 lakh for two years paid in 4 installments of 2.75 lakh each. Given the facilities available are negligible.I would say this is pretty expensive since the hostel fee is around 1.5-1.75 lakh for a year and hostels are completely a waste of money here.

There are no scholarships available. Even if there are I don't know of any. They don't advertise it and make no effort to educate their students about it as if they don't want those scholarships availed by anyone.

The extra curricular activities as far as sports are concerned are pathetic. There is no campus and hence no place for any sports to happen. They charge you 77000 as sports and extra curricular activities fee. But all they offer is 2 table tennis tables. One foosball table and a badminton court which doubles as the parking lot.

I did not opt for the hostel because it's too expensive and is not inside the campus. And the infrastructure of it is terrible with the owners of the building residing with you and not allowing you to even talk loudly within the hostel.

Senior students and alumni are very friendly and helpful. You can form some life long friendships with them. You won't find any ragging on campus. The only bunch you'll hate will be the placement committee students.

I gave the exam called CAT, scored a percentile of 93%. Applied for the college through their website. Eventually was called for counseling. Where there was a round of quiz and written assessment test followed by a round of interview. Finally got an admission letter in my email.

The college had one of the best faculties available that included teachers who were advisors to world bank, part of the finance ministry etc etc.but more recently a large part of the faculty has started to leave. But even then faculty is pretty great and well qualified.