Maharaja Agrasen Institute of Management Studies from the perspective of a First year student

I had also applied for the BBA course through the Competitive exams held by IPU, and then colleges are allotted to you on the basis of the rank you score in the above exam. Once the colleges are allotted, you get to choose which college you want on the basis of your preferences. Ultimately, I chose B.com(H) over BBA because of its wider future scope and personal interest, and MAIMS is among the top colleges for this course. Surajmal is also a great choice for both B.com(H) and BBA but it was a little inconvenient as conveyance was a bit much.

The faculty is really great and there is a healthy faculty-to-student ratio in the college. There are internal exams held from time to time and the difficulty mostly varies in accordance with the topics it is covering, but overall they are not very tough and high marks can be scored if concepts are clear. Due to the current pandemic situation, our exams were held in an online mode with objective-type questions, so the paper was not very difficult and passing was no problem.

Again, as a first-year student, I can't comment that much on the internship opportunities. But the ones which I did were mostly based on Companies trying to get us to increase their reach by asking people to follow their social media handles or persuading people into buying various courses. The opportunities aren't very creativity-centered right now but I'm hoping this will surely change once we gain more experience. The stipend right now is minimum to none as of now.

As I am still a 1st-semester student, I don't know that much about the placements and job offers, but from what I've heard from my seniors and friends is that there are great placement opportunities in the college. I plan on doing MBA after I've received this degree.

My current year,i.e 1st year, fees is Rs.1,01,800. As of now, I haven't received any job offers or placement offers from the college due to obvious reasons. No scholarship or Financial assistance as such was provided

The life at the campus is Amazing, though we were only able to go for a few weeks. It was very fun and the ground is very big with a separate basketball court and a tennis/badminton court. there are also various cafes located all around the campus. There are a variety of clubs available for the students to join and there is also an option to form our own clubs if our interest is not met by any of the existing clubs.