Review from a First year

The college has good placement opportunities and an international immersion program (Singapore). While there doesn't exist an on-campus hostel, there are many options in the area and a hostel that has been leased by the campus. Quora gave some interesting insights into management. The campus is small and there is no field for playing sports but there is a sports committee that holds competitions. Many competitions and seminars are held by different student-driven committees. The placement committee floats details about the corporate competitions and live projects which adds a huge value to the MBA experience.

There are a lot of well-experienced faculty members (a lot of PhDs) and they are always available to clear your doubts and increase your understanding of the subjects. There are some faculties who are very interested and welcoming to new workshops and seminars. The exams can get difficult if you have a bad time understanding the subjects. Exams occur in a timely manner but there might be less time to prepare between two subjects.

The internship placements start from the first semester onwards. The roles offered could be based on your specialization or other. The usual roles seen are market research, sales, market analyst, financial analyst, business development executive, HR, digital marketing.

The final placements start after the fourth semester. There are summer placements for internships that start almost immediately when you join. For final placements, the average package would be around 10 LPA. Many reputable companies visit the campus.

The fees seem a bit high since the campus is small and facilities like fields don't exist. There was a reduction in fees due to the pandemic. There are scholarships available to those who fit the criteria as described on the college website.

Since I had to attend the online sessions due to the pandemic, I can't comment upon the facilities that are there. While there doesn't exist a sports ground, there is a sports committee which organizes competitions. There are many committees that hold different types of competitions and seminars and other events throughout the academic year. The activities done by the different committees can be found through Instagram or LinkedIn.

The interview questions were pretty normal. There was a small test at the beginning where your basic ability in writing and general knowledge is tested. Then an interview where your CV gets discussed. Having an aim and clarity of your CV is important. If you are going to say you like a particular field make sure you know enough about it and some aspects of the bodies involved in it.