Nidhi Takia's Review On WLCI, New Delhi

I was never really into theoretical mode of studying, and I wanted a straight placement after finishing my studies.

The process starts with fooling you by taking an exam that is so easy that even a 12th pass out will be able to crack.then there are GD and PI rounds which are just a showoff as they take everybody whohas applied for the course

The course curriculum is about the management subjects like Finance, Marketing Human resource, analytics, operations which are further subdivided.

The college provides a platform for experiential learning by inviting companies on campus but the profiles offered are something and the actual work they make you do is something else.

I got placed at ICICI Bank and got stuck there as they made me sit on the front desk like a receptionist and I felt nothing like an MBA graduate which is so pathetic

Events are a boon to the students as the only good thing that happens is the freshers and farewell. I performed on the farewell party for my seniors and they loved my performance.

Fees is around 1,50,000 average for an year which has to be submitted throughdraft or you can directly pay through NEFT but for that also the college creates troubles.

Scholarships are offered by a test but that test is quite difficult that not many students are able to clear it. The amount offered as scholarship is low.

Life at campus was not interesting apart from the daily fashion events which used to interest us and distract us at the same time.

Hostel is good. Rooms are maintained. Infrastructure is good. Food is fine. overall hostel service is not affordable though it is good.

To be honest, I had made many contacts with people in the fashion industry during my traineeship programme only! All thanks to my seniors..

Exams are structured and the seniors provided us all the previous year papers with their notes on the same. Assignments, projects were some of the other testing methods.

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