M.I.T World Peace University

The main reason behind applying to this course was to gain necessary knowledge to start my own business and this course provides you with all the theoretical knowledge of all the aspects of a business. The course cannot be considered hard and you are give enough time to prepare for your exams which are also not that hard if you give your studies appropriate time and if you love what you are studying.

The college had a wide spectrum of companies for compulsory internship programme in the second year be it some hospital a fashion retail chain or a sports brand like decathlon. The experience gained and connections formed during this period also proved to be beneficial post graduation.

The college placement cell was not upto the mark and if someone enrolls to the college he/she shouldn't just depend on the placement cell for getting a job with that being said the course does make you capable of finding a job on your own externally without needing the help of the placement cell. The highest package of B.B.A students was around 10lpa and the average would be 4lpa while the lowest must be around 2lpa

To rate the affordability of the course I would say it is value for money but at the same time it's not feasible for everyone they provide you with enough things that will help you grow and build your knowledge personality and character for the fees they ask but it can be too much to pay for a regular middle class Indian family. The campus employment should have been better and more dependable given the fees paid.

The social aspect of the college was like no other college there always used to be something or the other going on in the campus be it treasure hunt be it some sports event or some band coming to play in the campus.

The admission process only consists of an entrance exam of the college and if you are able to clear it you proceed to the G.D and P.I round where they can ask you about current big events that have happened and about your views on some of the social problems happening in India.

I think some of the professors that we had were a true blessing, to name a few I would like to mention Kaustubh sir who use to teach us marketing subjects such as advertising and Dr.Anjali Sane Maam who used to teach us economics. The faculty to student ratio of M.I.T must be 1:20

I think it requires very little to no preparation for the admission rounds the test was aptitude based and anyone who has passed the 10th grade can crack the entrance test. The G.D and P.I were pretty easy too you are asked to talk on a topic of your choice in the P.I round or on some hot topic of the time.