About college life

The entrance exam scores accepted are CAT and GMAT. The registration opens in the last week of September and closes in the last week of November. The pros of the college include its faculty from academia, industry and government & Non- profit organizations, its placement and its spread over 45 acres that includes a botanical garden. The cons of the college include its extremely hectic schedule however, it's all worth the fruits the course offers.

The student-faculty ratio is 20:1. There is a pre-MBA study material offered to students from Harvard Business School before the program commences. Instead of a summer internship, the institute offers autumn internships. The faculty is erudite.

The majority of students bagged PPIs and PPOs from various companies. Instead of a summer internship, the institute offers autumn internships. The average stipend is around Rs 98,000. The key recruiters include Adani, Airtel, Bank of America etc.

the average placement is around Rs.26 lakhs. The highest package offered is around Rs 52 lakhs. The key recruiters include Accenture, Amazon, Google, KPMG, Edelweiss, L& T etc. 122 recruiters participated in the process.

Fees are around Rs.18 lakhs. Autumn internships are offered to 100% of the batch at the end of the third term. The loan can be obtained very easily as it is one of the colleges recognized as the Prestigious Institute of India.

The campus is spread across 45 acres and includes amphitheatres, sports facility, jogging tracks, playing fields, IT centre etc. Students have access to live database, journal and case studies of Ivy Institutes of the world. A few of the popular fests to mention includes OJAS, SPRINT and SBAC and SAMAVESH.

There was a group interview round held. The interview questions revolved around our comments on the present scenario of working style incorporates, why did we not opt for the family business, what strengths each of us could contribute to the group etc.