My PGDMB Journey

Institute is pretty good in terms of academics and the style of teaching. Faculty never made us feel to be in a hurry of completing the syllabus. It is an efficient way of getting certified and gaining knowledge which is at par with any post-graduate program. The infrastructure is good.

The course curriculum was specifically curated for those students who are doesn't wanna dedicate two years to a professional degree. Exams were held at the end of our 6-month program and the syllabus was pretty good. We learned about the corporate operations of all the departments, in brief.

I paid around 50k for the entire course duration. The course was pretty budget-friendly. I was already working with an MNC and I did this course to upscale my qualifications. Overall the institute is very feasible in terms of cost.

A lot of workshops and seminars, which would have been a lot even for a 2-year program. Events and extra-curricular activities are limited since it's a 6-month program. But we did enjoy some particular cultural performances which students of regular courses presented.

Admissions are granted on the basis of merit list created on the basis of marks scored in the previous class, which in my case was the graduation. Students have to apply on the official website of the college with all of their academic details and wait for the merit list.

Faculty is what I would recommend most about the college. The curriculum was pretty good and the style of teaching was pretty good. We learned a lot from them. They all were very much qualified and the experienced and shared there a plethora of experiences with us.