Remarks
I used SPU's official portal to submit my application form. The form was Rs.100 in price. I wanted to pursue an MBA because SPU's MBA programme was ranked #8 in Gujarat. I made the decision to enrol here. It was also ranked #151 by NIRF out of 200 Top Universities in India. In order to be eligible for the programme, I had to submit my CAT scores along with my three-year graduate degree.
Course Curriculum Overview
We received the best academic and practical experiences through the MBA program here. Management courses, corporate training, internships, guest lectures, and an endless rollercoaster of slides, reports, group presentations, and so on were all part of the career-oriented curriculum. In addition, I've had the privilege of learning from some of the most knowledgeable mentors, all of whom hold Ph. D.s in their fields.
Placement Experience
Various companies such as Asian Paints India Ltd, Apar Ltd, Bank of Baroda, Berger Paints India Ltd, Bharti Airtel, Vodafone, General Motors (India) Ltd., etc. great packages. The average package for the whole was around 5 lakh, with 100% of the students enrolled. Because the college is famous, our placement record was excellent. My classmates, even those with average grades, were placed in good companies with respectable parcel salaries. The highest parcel received was 12 lakhs. The institute helped us throughout the placement process, organized training sessions for interviews, curriculum development, internship opportunities, etc.
Fees and Financial Aid
I paid the fee in two installments, with each term costing around Rs.68000. I didn't have to pay any additional fees. My total fee of 1.36 lakhs, which included all of my tuition and study materials. The institute offered many central government scholarships for minorities as well as meritorious students, despite the low tuition cost.
Campus Life
Given the high caliber of the college, the infrastructure was adequate. The classrooms were excellent, and the library, while small, had almost all of the required materials. The college allowed us to use the Bhavans field for games and sports even though we didn't have our own. I enjoy helping others and wanted to do some community service, so I joined Rotoract Club. Here, life was interesting and diverse.
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