Dibbendu Roy's Review On Maulana Azad College - [MAC], Kolkata

It was memories which we will remember till our last day and the department gave us a very rich experience where studies, life skills and also pastimes made us a better person. I owe to the teachers who instilled discipline and knowledge and life values which we will pass on to the next generation so that the culture of well-being survives.

The course was as per the AICTE and complied with the Post Graduation of UGC and it was packed all the important facets of Management education. The research papers of the university were also accepted by the industry and academic circle. The steely resolve of the students was made by completing the course as it was very professionally managed with holistic development and construction project work in real-life problems in the Industry.

I got placed from Campus and did a project from the same Company i.e Ozone Ayurvedics. I had a training of fieldwork and product training at their training center at Gurgaon.

COncourse, ALumni Meet, Campus Placement, Seminars, Workshops, Projects and various other mechanisms where we gained a lot of experience. We also participated in picnics and other pastimes like carrom, chess, table tennis, cricket, and other games which refreshed our energies to devote better to the class.

Rs.2 lakh per annum and it was very moderate and it was attended by all segments of the society and there were scholarships for students who were meritorious and had the excellent academic record. The course fees were the USP as Management Education was considered to be expensive.

Yes. The scholarship was provided by the University and the criteria were fixed by the senate and board members of the university.

We had 9 females and 20 males in our batch. We did a lot of extracurricular activities and we arranged our concourse which was an annual event and we assembled the industry people and conducted a seminar which was a quality one. It was very well organized and was attended by senior people from academia and industry and we got very good responses from our alumni. We organized the alumni meet and a lot of alumni attended the session. We also did a lot of connectivity exercises with our alumni and had their presence in various sessions. They gave lectures on soft skills and we always were connected with them through emails, greeting cards and also formed a database of the alumni for our placement.

No. the hostels were for outstation candidates and we had local students except one or two ladies who arranged hostel facilities from their own sources. Further, the hostel facilities of the university were cheap and reasonable.

They were helpful and organized campus placement and projects. They gave inputs for our placement brochure which they gave snippets useful for employers to browse about the rich lineage the course had and we had a very amicable relationship with the alumni.

I was always inclined for understanding the facets of business and what better than the degree in Management the gate pass to a wonderful career. I had toiled and slogged to clear the CAT examination and thereafter with an interview process I got the coveted chance to represent me at the Business Management course of the University of Calcutta in the Department of Business Management. The course fees were very moderate and campus placements were very good. The alumni pool and the faculty list were renowned and we had a glorious lineage from the year 1974 and I was very proud to be a student of about 32 others in the university of reckoning.

Pedagogy was excellent and the faculty was both full-time and part-time. The average qualification of the full-time faculties was PhD and post-graduation in Economics, Statistics, Management and allied discipline like Commerce. There were engineers and other domain people who attended the part-time classes from Industry and Academic disciplines.