Theoretical journey to a mba college

I choose the course as it was the flagship program of the institute and also doing a general program gave me holistic development before deciding on my majors and minors in the second year. The faculty-student ratio is good enough, I never saw more than 60 students for one teacher so never felt that it was overcrowded. Qualification is on an average basis as sometimes new faculties are not up to the mark. Exams were every three months but passing is a challenging task as end term passing criteria is 50% out of 40

the internship opportunities are amazing as well where consulting companies like ey, Deloitte, kpmg or Asian paints, Britania, Gartner, marsh etc. offer a variety of roles and stipends ranging from 1 lakh per month to at times no stipend.

Students become eligible in the second year in the fourth trimester only and some of the companies that are prominent recruiters are Deloitte, EY, KPMG, Asian paints, D.E. shaw etc. The highest package was 24.75 lakhs per annum for asset-backed securities profile and the average was close to 11.5-12 lakhs per annum, the majority of roles were in the field of consulting and apart from this FMCG companies offered sales profile

Fee hikes are like any other institutes where inflation is considered and fees are hiked every year. Personally, for me, I found the program to be worth it. Talking about scholarships there were ample opportunities and 6-7 people got scholarships close to one lakh rupees.

The annual fest is named Tatva which runs for 2 days a lot of events take place during these days and a lot of artists like standup comedians are invited to perform. It is conducted in the month of February. Talking about books there is enough material available in the library and one of the best facilities that I found in the institute was the Bloomberg lab which is great for people looking for doing major in finance. The institute does not have its own ground facilities but has tie-ups with some outside facilities, it has a gym and a tt room on campus. Extracurricular is highly taken care of as our institute has close to 14 academic and non-academic clubs which students can choose based on their interest aur where they want to develop their interest, Apart from this the institute also has 4 cultural clubs which takes care of music, dance, drama etc.

The hostel facilities are average at the moment and the rooms are quite small in size and in double sharing, which adds to more misery. Food is decent enough and is eatable on most days and the good part is lunch is served in the institute given the fact that the hostel is not on campus. The process is simple for a hostel, for every non-Delhi NCR student it is mandatory for everyone to get a hostel and for Delhi NCR people if someone wishes to opt it will be given on an availability basis.

The admission process was smooth and in a proper manner where the cut-off was 83 percentile for the program I got enrolled in. I found the application form easily on the institute's website and other details were also easily available. The fee details, program structure, and courses offered everything were available in a proper manner. I appeared in the gd and pi both, so i don't think there is any need to change the admission process

Gd topics were basically related to current affairs, My topic was based on media and politics. Interview questions were basically related to the background of the individual and the interests that are mentioned in the introduction. Also, it is not a stressful interview, more of a question answer round where it is also not very technical.