Journey down the memory lane!!

I have a viewpoint only to support our institute, nothing negative is there. The infrastructure is top-notch and the library is a state of the art masterpiece in itself. The campus life is very much insane and the students here are very social and take part in various cultural activities.

Our course curriculum was pretty good and updated. We learned a great bit of deal about the working mechanism of a corporate. Being from a financial background, I opted for this financial management program. Our college does have a huge library, which contains a wide range of reference books for every department.

Placements are pretty decent in our college. Many well-reputed companies visit our campus in order to recruit students for a number of profiles like a manager, consultant, taxation, etc. The packages offered are also pretty decent. The highest salary package during my batch was around 9 LPA.

My annual one year fee was around 5.7 lacs, which was very much feasible for me. In total, I end up paying around 10.5 lacs for the two-year MBA program. Our university was and still is, very budget-friendly in comparison to other universities. They provide very nice amenities to the student like a digitized library, sports ground, computer lab, seminar hall, etc.

Scholarships are offered as per the norms prescribed by the state government. Students excelling in their batch are awarded on annual basis. They are offered benefits in the monetary form. Students from a reserved category can avail a fee relaxation.

I was granted admissions on the basis of entrance test scores. Students have to appear for the SNAP entrance exam or any other entrance exam. A merit list is prepared on the basis of your test scores. Students are invited for counseling on the basis of this merit.

The faculty was nice and friendly and was very supportive of our choices. They pushed us towards considering entrepreneurship. They all were very much experienced that too in the core financial sector and shared their experiences which were really helpful in understanding various job profiles.