One of the best colleges to do MBA

Overall a good college to get your education and management degree

The course was a combination of technical and non-technical (management) subjects which gave us an understanding and insights needed to work in a professional environment. It helped shaped our understandings and clearing the concepts that became founding pillars of my professional career

Yes, the placement assistance is good. I was a part of the placement committee and almost everyone from my batch was placed. We had companies like Intas, Emcure, Serum institute, Deustche bank, Lifecare innovations, Cipla, Brink aryas, etc coming into our campus and my batch mates getting placed.

Freshers party, Farewell party, cultural programs being celebrated and we saw participation of around 50 students in these programs. The programs aimed at bringing unity and imparting a sense of celebration, team work and learning which became a very useful tool later for my professional life

200000 at that time. Seemed fair, had to pay 50,000 each semester. No additional fee was required to be paid. Hostel fees, Canteen and Mess fees were extra based on the consumption. Overall a good fee structure, which most of the students could afford

None. No scholarship or education loan availed. Financial support was provided by my father at that point of time

Equal gender ratios, student parties were being organised - freshers party and farewell party. there were no culture societies but cultural committee was made to overlook the annual function of the college. All in all a very conducive culture of my college. Enjoyed my time there.

Yes, on double sharing. The facilities were okay and the mess food was also okay. We were in total 12 girls in one block and there 4 blocks like that in my campus. Boys hostel accommodation was different

We were the first batch, so not any interaction with the alumni, but the faculties and the program coordinators were of great help in addressing any questions and doubts we had.

I was a Science stream student and didnt wanted to held my self doing only some research in a lab environment. MIMA, at that time, was one of the few institutes which offered management degree in pharmaceutical biotechnology. This course gave me freedom to continue with my science background and explore the well available opportunities with pharmaceutical industry. Currently I am a working professional at a good position in one of the top 10 pharmaceutical companies of India

Each semester had 7-8 subjects with 4-5 lectures on weekdays and project work on Saturday. The faculty was a combination of well experienced industry professional who imparted us their practical experience and made us understand how the professional world works.