My PGDM Review

The course curriculum was pretty detailed. Our curriculum was curated by the college itself and it covered a wide range of subjects like Economics, Finance, Management, Organisational Behaviour, etc. The first two semesters covered an overview of all the different subjects and we selected two specializations out of these subjects.

Job opportunities are good, but I wasn't satisfied with the placement packages being offered to us. The placement assistance provided was good. We even got dedicated sessions for personality development. Companies like IBM, Wipro, Barclays, Jabong, etc. visited our campus during the placement process.

My one year fee was around 6.6 Lacs which was pretty feasible when you compare it to other private management colleges. Our college was pretty affordable in this sense and had some pretty decent canteen and stationery shops which were also available at pretty affordable prices.

My overall experience with the college was pretty good. Overall infrastructure was great and they are expanding exponentially and the placements are also on the rise. Overall, I had a great time with my college, especially the faculty which inspired me to change for good and adapting traits which will make us corporate ready.

Separate hostels for boys and girls are provided by the college at pretty affordable prices. During my batch boys hostel had an accommodation strength of 110 while girls hostel can accommodate around 50 girls.

Admissions to the PGDM program is on the basis of merit in the entrance exam. In order to be eligible for admission, students have to appear for the CAT exam conducted by IIM Ahmedabad. I secured a decent rank in the exam and henceforth I was invited for the counseling round. There on the admission process was pretty smooth.

Our faculty consisted of a pool of well qualified and dedicated professors. They all had relevant degrees in their niche like our economics faculty was a Ph. D., our Behavioural Science professor had an M.Phil. degree. Almost the entire panel was qualified, while some had an intensive corporate experience. All of these factors made their teaching much more fun.