My MBA Journey with Srinivas University

I belong to a business family and wanted to start my own business. This course helped me understand what I need to actually execute my plan. The faculty was very supportive and helped me with my business idea. The college had a pretty good infrastructure and an electric social life.

The course curriculum was pretty thorough and helped us to understand and execute a business plan. The curriculum covered topics from a wide variety of topics including Finance, HR, Operations, Marketing, etc. I opted for the Supply Chain Management as my specialization which helped me understand the frequent challenges faced in managing the supply chain process.

We have a dedicated training and placement cell that works tirelessly to make the students industry-ready. Their other job is to bridge the gap between recruiters and students. Placements are actually good. Some decent and reputable companies like Ashok Leyland, Axis Bank, Berger Paints, CapGemini, Cognizant, E&Y, Edelweiss Securities, etc. visit our campus during the placement drive. Most of the recruitments are for the profile like consultant, manager, operations in-charge, etc.

My annual fee was around 97k, which was on par with other MBA colleges. It was pretty feasible for me. I paid around 1.7 lacs for the entire program. The day to day expenses are also nominal here and the examination fee is excluding this fee.

Students belonging to a minority group are also offered a fee concession. Students are evaluated on numerous parameters like academics, sports, punctuality, etc., before being deemed as eligible for the scholarship.

I appeared for the SUAT exam organized by the University itself. This college is closer to my house that's why I opted for this college. After clearing the entrance exam, I appeared for counseling.

Our faculty was very supportive and qualified. We received their undivided attention during the classroom sessions. They shared their personal experiences and what a particular job means. All this made the learning fun.