My NDIM Review

The course curriculum was pretty thorough and informative. The first two semesters were dedicated to the general MBA, which included studying all subjects in brief. From the third semester onward, we have to select specialization based on our own interest and the type of jobs you wanna take in the future.

PGPM has a pretty great placement record. During my batch, almost 70% of students got the placement, while many others went for their own business. Our college also has an entrepreneur cell that helps the students to establish the base for their new venture. The placement cell of the college is responsible for organizing guest lectures and providing internship assistance to the students.

Numerous events are celebrated in our college. Freshers and farewell were the colorful and dynamic events I witnessed in my college. Students portrayed their talent like singing, dancing, ramp walk, etc. Endeavour Unlimited was an annual fest, featuring a lot of fun activities.

I paid around INR 2,60,000 as my one year fee and there were no hidden charges. The fee structure was pretty feasible as such and I even got fee relaxation for the last two semesters on account of my academic performance.

Our college provides hostel facility for both boys and girls with all the relevant facilities and appropriate security. Students are allotted hostel on a first-come, first-serve basis. All the basic facilities like clean drinking water, free transportation, etc.

Admissions are granted on the basis of entrance exam and overall academic performance of the student. You have to purchase the application form and fill it with all the relevant details like class 12 marks, any reservation if applicable. I gave the entrance exam, CAT which is accepted by the universities across the country, in order to offer admission to the Management programs.

We were lucky to have such an eminent pool of faculty members teaching us. The style of teaching was unique and pretty distinct. We shared a pretty good bond with them and their constrictive criticism and descriptive feedback were really helpful in shaping our personality. They were more like our mentors.