The placement

The college is one of the best, faculties are good but the placement officer is not competent. Faculties are all well qualified with a lot of industry experiences, and the guests faculties provide the industry insights, the course structure is excellent the placement team is just horrible.

Course structure is concise and relevant, exams are taken in semesters, each semester carries 800 marks, and there are two internships, one is summer and one is winter, those are mandatory. At last, the dissertation is taken and a grand viva to pass the course.

Here is where the story gets a little different. The placement officer is not competent enough to bring the companies or provide even paid internships. The jobs that he brings are mostly jobs that don't require an MBA.

World retailer's day is celebrated with industry experts, they enlight us with their expert views, The entrepreneurs cell brings in industry leaders to lead us to become the next entrepreneur. Managers day is celebrated as well.

Feasible as it is funded by the government. 1.5 lacs for each year, each year consists of two semesters, so each semester costs 75, 000, that's for 6 months, which is cheaper than the private colleges that charge 8 lacs average for the course.

The Indian Institute of Social Welfare and Business Management offers loans from various banks and the loans are easily approved as it is a top B-School in India, loans can be availed by taking the banks that are connected with the institute and taking the proper signatures from the authorities.

Extracurricular activities include various managerial clubs and entrepreneurs club, their initiatives on social causes like educating the under privileged, blood donation camps etc. The gender ratio is almost 50-50

I didn't opt for the hostel, but the facility is well furnished as safe, the rentals are reasonable as it is subsidised by the government, but there are only girls hostel, no boys hostel is there. The hostel is safe.

Seniors are always helpful, almost every industry in India has our alumni there in top ranks and they treat us in our needs whenever we need them, regarding industry experience, jobs, regarding everything.

JEMAT score and PI. I took my JEMAT test and scored 96 percentile, then there was an internal evaluation process, which comprised of group discussions, then from there we, the selected people went to personal interview round.

Faculties are all well qualified and industry experts and they are very helpful. Most of them are experts in their field and sometimes, guest faculties come to take classes on special subjects as they are the industry experts.