A great college with a lot of learning opportunities.

On the day of counseling you need to carry all your documents and have to go through an interview where the counselors ask about you, your hobbies, your field of interest, and why did you opt for the course and how did you come to know about it.

I chose BBA due to a shift in my interest in business and management. The student to faculty ratio is 1:45 during classes and we also mentor where the ratio is 1:15 and also we are provided with project guides which have a ratio of 1:4. All the teachers are well qualified and have had prior experiences along with doctorate degrees. The semesters and exams are well planned and if you focus on the classes provided you won't have any difficulty passing the exams.

A lot of internship opportunities are provided and some of them provide stipends too, you'll get internship opportunities once you're in the 3rd semester. There's also an internship opportunity with INSA France but you'll need to enroll for it.

Campus Placements are available and you will be eligible once you are in your final year. A bunch of companies has visited and recruited students. One can visit the Instagram page to know about the placements and companies where they got placement. I too plan to sit in the campus recruitment and get placed in a good company.

The fee is low compared to other private institutes. There are scholarships available based on merit and government scholarships are available too. There doesn't seem to have a fee hike. You can even pay your semester fee in EMIs too. About Campus jobs, there aren't any.

Life at the campus is fair. The Cafeteria, Sports Ground, Mess, and Laboratories are well equipped and spacious. There are clubs like Shutterbug where you can share your clicked photographs. Sports Day and other cultural activites are held too and are quite entertaining. The classrooms are very spacious and well equipped the seats are very comfortable and cozy.