Dawa Dol

I chose the course cause I didn't hate business but did hate coding. Faculty to student ratio is around 15:1. They are all PhD scholars from a reputed college. some have work experience, some don't. Exams were hectic but easy.

I was offered an internship by Coldwell Banker Richard Eliis also called CBRE. I get 10k bucks a month. I kinda work like an industry consultant intern for them. I have to choose the places where CBRE can put in large investments.

The placements are good. from the end of the 4th sem we are eligible, I guess McKinsey visited, Tiger Analytics, ICICI, and also Sapient Analytics. All students get placed. My plan is to earn money and be happy.

I don't really know the fee hike policy. but I would like them to make it more accessible to the poor students. those with reservations or in the EwS category may get a discount based on family history and economic reality. I didn't get it.

There is only one fest Aarunya which is the kinda cultural fest. Not as many books as you would like but hey no campus. Journal access is good but could be better. The class is cool. But AC is too cold at the front, too hot at the back. We have pool TT, football and volleyball. Laughter cells would be an example of that.

The room is fine. The toilet is good. The view is really nice too from my accommodation. Meals arent that good. but you get unlimited food. Breakfast is awesome but it keeps getting worse from here. Registration is easy, the cost could be lower given the average quality

Eligibility is 50% and above in Acads. Good cumulative CAT and PI scores. I found the application form via the Internet while filling out the CAT form. Then I look around the internet and found other stuff too. I would like the interview to do more related to what you wanna do in life.

Cold calling and intense. They started asking about computer science problems. why mba? why not coding? current affairs? The process was smooth enough. I didn't really prepare. I just gave many interviews before this one and that was practice.