My RSB Review

I literally enjoyed my stay at RSB Institute, it was an informative and entertaining journey. I learned a lot about the management and different aspects which constitute making a company. Campus life was fun, infrastructure was great. Placement wing is very much dedicated to bridging the gap between students and recruiters.

The course curriculum was pretty thorough. We studied different subjects under general management for the first two semesters. Internal and external exams were held at the end of each semester. We learned a lot from the course curriculum especially various models, case studies, and international relations.

Placement cell is pretty active in our college. Their assistance was elemental in shaping our careers. They guided us about the available job opportunities based on qualifications and PGDM specialization. Many reputable companies like Cipla, Accenture, Amazon, ITC, etc. would visit our campus for the placement drive.

Our college was very much feasible and budget-friendly in terms of fee structure. The total course fee was around 6 lacs to be paid on a semester basis. This fee structure included tuition fees, examination fees, registration fees, library fees, etc.

Our college management would organize many activities, specifically on Saturdays. Cricket, Treasure Hunt, athletics, and many more activities. It was aimed at giving us a break from the hectic schedule. The annual fest featured performances from different cultural groups. This event featured many cultural activities. It was a lot of fun.

My admission was done on the basis of the CAT exam. I applied to the college with my academic details. After a few weeks college released a merit list, inviting students for the counseling process. The counseling process majorly consisted of two steps; interview round and document verification process. The entire admission process went pretty smoothly.

The faculty was very supportive. They would help out students even out of the classroom. Especially, our mentors during the summer internship were very helpful. They all had a relevant amount of experience in the corporate sector. They prepared us for the tedious corporate jobs by keeping us busy with assignments and presentations.