My Journey with UIM

MBA from UIM was a learning curve, I am proud to indulge with. Teaching is good in the college which is reflected in its student-teacher ratio. Though there's still room for improvement in the placement process. Facilities provided on campus and in the hostel are above par and make it worth your money. Infrastructure and campus life was pretty dynamic.

The course curriculum was pretty thorough. We had a very good structure prescribed by Abdul Kalam Technical University. The first two semesters covered all the disciplines providing a holistic view of the company business model. Later semesters were specialization oriented. I personally picked finances since it was my specialization during graduation.

There were record placements during my batch. Approx. 90% of my batchmates, including me, got placed during that year. Companies like Byjus, HDFC, Flipkart, policybazaar, and some others visited the college for campus placements. Average packages were also good. Our college also provides assistance for the internship process. Average salary packages stand at INR 3 LPA.

The fee structure is pretty nominal and pretty feasible. I paid around 1,12,000 lacs for the first year and for the second year I paid around INR 97k. College offers pretty good amenities along with a good quality of teaching.

The entire campus has wi-fi connectivity. A lot of facilities are available on the campus as a lab, digital classrooms, medical, sports (both indoor as well as outdoor). Our college also provides digital classrooms for teaching. The food is quite good in the canteen with many varieties. Samvet and Founder's Day were some of the premier events which are celebrated in our college.

Hostel rooms are quite spacious along with the attached washroom plus Wi-Fi availability. I didn't face any infrastructure issues in the college. Special emphasis was paid on the hygiene and safety of the girls.

Admission is on the basis of UPSEE-MBA, entrance test. Students who clear the exam are then invited for further rounds of the selection process. The college is near my hometown, that’s why I opted for college.

The faculty are very kind and helpful to the students. They are very knowledgeable. They not only teach students from the book but also give practical examples which help the students to understand well and easily. The student-teacher ratio was around 10:1. We got pretty decent industry exposure.