Achintya Pratap Singh's Review On WLCI, New Delhi

To be honest, I had made many contacts with people in the fashion industry during my traineeship programme only! I already had a job offer in my hand even before I had finished my course.

The entrance test for admission into PGDBE is very easy. You just have to score well in you graduation and have good communications skills to get selected in the Group discussion. After which the final round of interview takes place. Also there is a process of counselling after the selection.

The course curriculum is all about the specialization you choose. I had marketing as my specialization as I am more of Speaker so the subjects also revolved around customers and sales like CRM, consumer product etc.

Internship involves an exposure of the corporate world. The college provides a 2-3 months internship that is conducted by various companies who recruit interns and train them to be corporate ready.

Average placements as the companies that come to the campus do not offer much as a package to the students. They have a minimum selection criteria due to which many students remain unplaced.

The workshops, industry visits, events, etc., are also helpful for those who want to gain hands-on experience in their chosen field.

Fees for the course is 1,80,000 per year. It is very less as compared to other colleges even when the infrastructure is so good and they maintain their legacy.

Scholarships are provided to students with X factor. They are provided a relaxation from the registration amount.

At WLCI we made friends and every day was a learning experience with them. I am thankful to my mentors who guided me through the course.

WLCI provides student a luxurious hostel which has spacious rooms and you can take up a room or share it with someone. The charges are nominal and the stay is like we are staying at a hotel, food is mesmerizing.

The Alumni of WLCI is placed at such good companies , they come to the campus to deliver lectures on current issues as well as the related topics.

Exams are fun. We have to appear for the exams after submitting the assignments, live projects with our groups, and some other conceptual tasks.

The faculty is experienced, and the students receive more than a fair amount of exposure to industry professionals and practices. Their teaching practices are industry focused.