Best days of my Life!

The course curriculum was pretty unique and so was the style of teaching. The curriculum was very thorough, to say the least. It covered a wide variety of subjects, especially the organizational behavior and marketing management subjects were my personal favorites. Apart from the external exams at the end of each semester, summer internship and dissertation reports were also used for the performance evaluation.

Our placement wing was very much supportive of our means. Their major concerns were to guide us in the right direction based on our interests and capabilities. Many big corporations like EY, Ranbaxy, Cadbury, Mahindra visit our campus for the recruitment drive. During my batch, almost 75% of the students got placed before the completion of our program.

Our college is very much socially active. Every month there will be something to cheer about or participate in. Freshers and farewell parties were pretty much fun and there were a lot of fun activities and cultural dance performances to portray your talent. Our campus crowd was culturally diverse and you can find students almost from all religions and ethnicity.

Our MBA fee was 10 k for one year, which is almost negligible. 20 k for an MBA program was well below par. Our curriculum and the amenities were also decent, if not luxurious. A nominal fee structure was one of the reasons I opted for this college.

I applied to the college on the basis of my HPU MAT scores. I applied to some other universities as well since I was in doubt in the beginning. Eventually, I settled for this college after attending the counseling session. My counseling round included a one on one Interview which was pretty rough, personally for me, but eventually, I got admission in the MBA program.

All of our faculty members were very much supportive of us. We learned a lot from them and they inspired us in true sense. Their style of teaching was great and included live examples on topics ranging from advertisements on TV to some of the latest business models. The guest lectures were quite insightful as well.