My MBA life at SISTec

I had not read the curriculum in advance just knew about the course, i.e. MBA, during my classes I understood the relevance. The structure given by university was not well drafted but some of the additional courses by my college were much appreciated like excel training, hr fundamentals, data analytics session and more Teaching methodology was good, the university need to upgrade the syllabus to match the current scenario The course had weekly assessments and mid semester exams which were very beneficial. The end term were comprehensive and challenging. Overall the schedule was manageable and difficulty level was appropriate for MBA program.

I did my internship with SISTec-R, a sister concern of SISTec, and got 12k as stipend My batch got placed in various companies between the range of 10-18k stipend I had SEO and Social Media Marketing as major project

The campus placements for MBA are available during the 3rd semester i.e. 2nd year. I sat in Big Basket Campus Drive at 3.6 LPA but did not get selected during my gap year also I was unwilling to relocate to Bangalore. In my batch 100% of students got placed, and the average package was around 3.6 LPA Ultimately I got an in-house placement in one of the sister concerns of the institute.

Course Fees: 55,000 per year T&P Charges: 5,500 (one time, paid during 2nd year) Caution Money: 1,500 (Refundable and paid during registration) Registration Charges: 3,000 (one time) I did not avail any scholarship

My overall experience was good. I was a member of the Student Activity Council in the Photography Committee and ultimately chose it as my career. The annual fest Sagar Fiesta is held in March The library had a range of management books Sports activities were limited for day scholars

I had applied to IPER but did not get admission because I did not have a CAT score and my graduation score was also very less. There were no other good options other than IPER and SISTec. At SISTec, I had to register first, then during the DTE Counseling process online registration is done, then documents get verified, and allotment letter is release. I did all the online process by myself and went to the college once my allotment was finalized.

The faculty-to-student ratio was 1:30. The faculty members were very approachable. Many times they had given me attention to my doubts during their free lecture. My favorite teachers were Priya Saxena Ma'am and Abhishek Tripathi Sir. There were 4 main exams and 4 mid-semester exams. They were fairly easy if you had daily attendance. Almost in all semesters, 90%of students cleared the exam. The course curriculum was also very relevant.

There was no nightlife for day scholars. Hostel students used to have an evening library and access to the swimming pool and indoor sports My favorite place was the canteen and verandah outside it My college timing was 9:00 am to 4:10 pm We had 1 lecture of the library every week Outside life is very good