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The university have a beautiful campus where cleaning of both campus and hostel rooms take place everyday. The classes are air conditioned and have projectors and class recording system installed. There are 2 messes, 4 food outlets and a fruit stall inside the campus with 2 tuck shops which excludes the need to move out of the campus (as all the necessary things are made available there).

Year 1 of study is same for all the specialisations consisting of 4 modules. Each module consists of approximately 6-7 subjects. There are 2 additional subjects that are started with the batch of 2018, these are Sankalp and Personal journey of excellence which focuses on launching a business to help the people living in villages and achieving your goals while improving EQ respectively. The curriculum not just consists of the core subjects like statistics, economics, operations but also on the subjects like critical reasoning and system thinking, joy of management, communication skills etc. I believe university is doing a pretty good job by coming up with courses like these that help students on individual basis.

Yes the university provides internship opportunities. For the year 2019, 65 students are placed in 30 companies across 9 sectors with the highest stipend of Rs. 20000. Some of the companies are- Aditya Birla Capital, Cargill, 3M, Deloitte, KPMG, ITC Hotels, ALQIMI, Felix Advisory, Grant Thornton. I got internship in 3M, Bangalore in HR department with no stipend.

As an emerging university the job opportunities given are good. The highest package for the MBA batch 2019 is 15.7 lakhs and average is 8 lakhs. Companies such as - TVS Motors, Grant Thornton, Mount Meru, Capital Float, QuaQua Experiences Hero FinCorp, KPMG etc are prominent recruiters.

There are a lot of events held in BMU like - HR Panel discussion in which HR of various top organisations visit the university for discussion on a topic Leadership Talks in which a guest is invited to take a session, for the month of April Abhinav Bindra will be taking a session on 24th. Open House with students in which discussion on various topics like budget, elections etc is done. Money Muffin in which various stalls are put up in the college ground for some purpose. University Fest which is for 3 days, including competitions, activities and various other things Other than this DJ nights, Halloween party and festivals like Holi, Dussehra, Sankranti are also celebrated.

The fees is bit expensive but that includes summer practice school to Imperial College, London, in which 2 times of meal is provided by to the students in addition tuition fees fees and air tickets. The fees also includes 3 meals and evening snacks for each student, where the quality of food is good in messes. The opportunities, faculties and other facilities provided to the students justifies the fees.

As per the cutoffs of each year scholarships are provided to the students and university assists in getting loans approved. For the MBA batch 2018-20, 2 students are provided with 100% scholarship and few others with different percentages of scholarship.

As the university is student driven most of the clubs and committees are run by students themselves (all the events and activities are decided on by the club members and club mentor). Some of the classes are held in incubation center which is one of the most beautiful places in the campus to ignite ideas. Sports competitions are held regularly within the campus, also Dabang Delhi (kabaddi team) visits the campus for practice.

The rooms are in flat system, where 7 girls/boys stay in 1 flat which has 6 single rooms and 1 double room. The room includes single bed, study table, chair, and a cupboard. The common area of the flat have sofa come bed and table with 2 chairs. In addition to this a microwave, kettle and refrigerator is also provided in kitchen. The hostel building consists of a common room where washing machine and television is there and few games like TT, chess, and carrom board

As a part of Buddy Program, which lets prospective students connect to the students currently studying in the university or the alumni, seniors and alumni proved to be really helpful. The university will hold its first alumni meet on 27 April 2019.

There are 4 end term exams held after each module and in between the module mid term exams and quizzes are held. All the end terms are coded which leads to checking of papers without any biases. The exams doesn't include only testing of theoretical knowledge but also checking how well students can apply the concepts in different situations. Whether the exam will be open book or closed depends upon the subject and faculty, if it is an open book exam, direct questions are not given instead the focus will be on applied questions.

I gave attended the interview process of the university in Jaipur, where there was a short introduction of the university by the faculties followed by solving queries of the students. Then 2 small case studies were given to all the interviewees and we had to write the solutions for the questions asked. After which, personal interviews started where one to one interview was taken. Once I received the offer letter I visited the campus and had a campus tour after which I submitted the confirmation fees.

A perfect place to study with faculties ready and interested to assist students. From motivating a person to giving opportunities and then proper feedback, I feel faculties here are the best support one can get. It is upto the student how he/she makes use of the resources available here. The management is flexible to adopt new ways of learning, as part of our coursework in human resource management we played a game on leadership (PACIFIC) through which we learnt various concepts in a subtle way. In the same way teachers adopt pedagogy which best suits the subject.