The college offers a good environment and culture

VITBS follows a trimester pattern and the course curriculum is updated as per industry standards. We have a course selection method called fully flexible credit system where you can choose your subjects, faculty and the timings of your class. The student-faculty ratio is 50:1.

Companies that have visited the college for placements of the sales branch are Spandana Sphoorty, Marico, Airtel, GSK, ITC, EazyDiner, and Hiranandani Communities. For the operations branch, Reliance Retail visited for recruiting students. North Indian candidates face hurdles as the companies prefer Tamil speaking candidates for sales.

The university offers a lot of extracurricular activities, but unfortunately, students of MBA don't get the opportunity to join any club or chapter owing to a hectic curriculum. Invictus is the annual management fest conducted by the VIT Business School in the month of February.

The fees for Masters in Business Administration is ?351,500 per year for the duration of two years. The total course fee constitutes to ?700,000. The fees are expensive for students though the exposure provided here is incomparable.

Our classrooms are highly structured and organised in a manner that everyone can see the classroom board and the faculty who are teaching. Labs have enough computer systems, and the library is providing all kinds of books that are needed for students for their development. There are games and sports teams who are participating in the college competitions.

The admission for MBA is tough. Students who want to apply for MBA, must be qualified in any of CAT /MAT/XAT /NMAT /GMAT or CMAT examination to be eligible. The admission though will be based on the personal interview session.

Teachers were very helpful and will be available most of the time. Quality of teaching is good and they are very interactive. There are faculty members from Indian Institute of Technology and also Indian Institute of Management.