My PGDM Review

The college had a good environment and most of the professors were pretty flexible with the deadlines. The admissions and all the facilities, provided to us were amazing as the college believes in the motto of keeping its students safe and secure. Hence, the hostel accommodation and alumni cells were organized and most of the time I had in this college went amazing and I was really happy being a part of this management school.

Our PGPDM course was well-tailored and was segregated into 4 semesters. Hence, each semester had a certain set of protocols regarding the syllabus. Most of the time the course topic was well explained by the professors and also the library had a good amount of books to refer to during exam time.

The placement and job concern is the prominent thing every student is always worried about. Our college has a dedicated placement cell to which caters to generating adequate placement opportunities for the students. Though on-campus placement drives bring only some of the local companies and organizations to the college. Though the guidance during the placement sessions and personality development sessions before that were literally helpful. Some of the prominent recruiters included Bagri, Sammunati, Tata Trusts etc.

The fees for the MBA was very much affordable and it was in my budget. This was one of the reasons I enrolled here as a full-time student. The annual fees I paid were Rs 300000 and in total, I paid around 6 lakhs for the entire course. And not only the fees but the facilities are given to us were even more amazing like a library that too fully digitized.

The campus life was pretty lively and I enjoyed being part of the college. Even our fees were not that much and at much less cost, I was able to enjoy a better life and best professional guidance. And mostly the classmates and professors all were amazing and were so good at handling little issues.

The MBA applicants are required to achieve at least 50 percent in their bachelor's degree as well as CAT/MAT Scores. And fortunately, I secured 70% in my graduation and also scored good marks in my MAT exam. Hence, my eligibility was matching the requirement of the Bharathidasan School of Management.

The professors were highly qualified and degree holders in the field of management and were pretty good at dealing with students from a diverse background. In each semester I was taught by good and intellectual professors and sometimes the department use to arrange guest lectures given by influenced businessmen and business analysts.