LIFE at TU

The MBA admissions are merit based. The basic eligibility was graduation with 50% marks and a CAT score. TU also conducted an interview and a counselling session once I was shortlisted. TU is a central university under the government, so they offer quality education for very less fees. This was the major reason for joining TU.

MBA here is a 2 year course. The syllabus is completed in 4 semesters. There were many workshops, invited talks and seminars that our department organized. Our teachers were very helpful, and kind. We had exams almost every month. Apart from that we also did a lot of assignments and quizzes.

Top recruiters for TU are Axis Bank, TCS and Wipro. TU have descent placement percentage. I along with almost 80% of my batch mates got placed. A good academic record is important when it comes to recruitment. Some companies even conducted tests before the interviews. The highest CTC was 12 lpa and the average was 6 lpa .

1.6 lakh is the total tuition fee for the course. As it is a government run institution the fee was very nominal. Also there are no scholarship programs. The only scholarships that we can apply for are directly from the government.

Our campus was completely Wi-Fi enabled. All the facilities are modern and well maintained. We had a fully working, gym, computer lab, medical center and library. The sports and cultural fests are conducted once a year. Our institution and faculties are very supportive of the students council conducting events. So we even had department fests and other programs.

TU was completely residential. We had huge hostels that could accommodate more than 2000 students. I used to share my rooms with 2 of my friends. Rooms are generally shared; they have all facilities like, bed, table, cupboard etc. The quality of the mess food is quite good. They are very hygienic so no need to worry about getting food poisoning.