What Students Say
Likes
- They offer 2-year programs with a summer break and co-op term, that is the ONLY reason why I joined this college.
Dislikes
- Faculty is racist, has micro-aggressive behaviour, smallest campus in the world, teachers are lazy and do not teach at all.
I chose this college because some of my friends had graduated from this college and were able to get an internship and a job post completion (on their own merit). And they offered a 2 year program with 4 months break and co-op. Other colleges either offer 1 year program in HRM or 8 months program. This was the best option economically and getting a work visa wise.
Course Curriculum
I think it is good, informational curriculum, with no industry exposure though. The quality is bad for what you're paying, DU college are SO SO SO much better in all aspects if you compare.
Faculty
The faculty is good academically themselves but they think of us very low so they do not teach us properly at all. They are very rude to us and unaccommodating.
Campus Life
Extracurricular activities are good, we have a business club, mental health club, tutoring club, and meet and greet events. We have a small library, gym on campus and a lot of reading and meeting rooms accessible to everyone.
Placement
The market is down here, so can't say anything about placements but a friend of mine got into Deloitte on his own merits after completion.
Accommodation
Rental cost starts from $750/month if you want a private room, and it could go as low as $450 if you will be sharing it with somebody. The rent is driving up like crazy. each month $50 increase.
Exams
- IELTS scores need to be okay, they give admission pretty easy and quick. - cbse- 81%l; Delhi University (English Hons) -6.3; DU LL.B - 6 - Requirements: CV was needed, no interview was required, and everything was simple. Just show relevant experience in the field you want to pursue.
Fees
$27000 for all three semesters including everything for a 2 year post grad program.
