Remarks
In the current technological world, the need for MBA graduates is increasing day by day and this field gives us various chances to explore different business parts and I wanted to be a Financial Manager. I prepared hard and sat for CAT and scored well in it. My score met the cut-off of various good institutions but I wanted to get into an IIT and that’s why I selected this institute. The application process was smooth and well managed.
Entrance Preview
The only exam that I had to give was CAT but it was a hard nut to crack. As my score in CAT met the cut-off this college, I received a call letter on my e-mail as I have earlier applied over here. I had to also go through a personal interview round and then got a final admission. All my academic documents and financial documents were also verified.
Course Curriculum Overview
My program’s curriculum focused primarily on Financial Management but it also had other subjects like Data Science, Quality Management, HR Management, Information Systems, etc. Most of my teachers were doctorate and made us understand the topics in an easy manner. We also had lab classes and assignments were also allocated to us from time to time. I personally learnt a lot from them during both my years and there shared knowledge will always guide me.
Placement Experience
My institute was best known for its placement and during my batch’s placement drive too, we experienced it. The names of visiting companies included renowned companies like Infosys, Amazon, HCL, Apple, Jio and others. The average package offered was around ₹15,00,000 which is pretty good and the highest was ₹26,00,000. I got placed at Apple with a package of ₹20,00,000.
Fee Structure And Facilities
My program’s tuition fee was expensive, around ₹15,00,000 for a year. Also, my books and supplies were nearly ₹6,000 for a year. In order to meet my expenses, I applied for a fellowship during the submission of my application form and documents. The fellowship offered to me helped me a lot to bear the expenses.
Campus Life
I liked the life at campus, it was a good balance between studies and fun events. There were many societies and student clubs open to all and they also conducted different competitions. There was also an Annual Fest organized by college. The infrastructure was good and everything was arranged well. The library was huge and it had all sort of books from business to novels. The badminton court at the playground was also good.
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