My College Review

I enjoyed my stay at the AGBS. I made a lot of friends and shared lots of good memories. We learned a lot from our faculty members both personally and professionally. Infrastructure was great and the curriculum helped me establish a solid base for my career and the healthy and lively atmosphere helped me grow as a person.

Our course curriculum was pretty detailed and informative. I learned about the financial management program in detail since it was my specialization. It was carefully curated by some of the experts in the fields. The final evaluation was done on the basis of internal assessment, summer internship report, and semester-end exams.

Placements were just okayish in our college and still had a lot of room for improvement. Though, the assistance we received from the staff was impeccable. Coca Cola, ITC, Wipro are some of the top brands which visit our campus. Currently, I am working as a consultant in an MNC and pretty satisfied with this college.

My total course fee was around 6.8 lacs, which was pretty expensive. Thankfully there was a loan facility available with the college, which I availed. On an annual basis, I paid 3.2 lacs and 3.6 lacs, respectively. Later I got a fee concession on the basis of merit. The cafeteria and canteen were all pretty cost-effective and budget-friendly, though.

Our Alumni association is pretty active and takes care of a number of activities like Digitization, Infrastructure, PR, Social Responsibility, Connect with Alumni, Connect with Industry & Curriculum Development. Alumni, on the other hand, work towards improving the placements, though very few are dedicated towards this initiative.

I applied to the college with my MAT exam scores and academic details and personal details. Then I was called for an interview with the HOD of the department. He asked some basic questions related to my graduation, and how an MBA degree fits in my future plans. After that, they asked me to submit the fee.

Faculty was pretty supportive and helped us be industry-ready. We shared nice chemistry with them. Most of the learning was through assignments, ppt, case studies, etc. The case study analysis actually helped us in better understanding the real-life issues faced by the companies.