Review on Jaipuria Noida

The first two trimesters teach all those basic communications and foundations subjects that will be needed during specialization. From the 3rd trimester onwards the specialized paper will start. The faculty-student ratio is 1:5. All faculties are PhD and very congenial. Term exams are not very difficult to pass.

Most sales companies come. Like Careers360, Regalo Kitchen, Balani, Byju's etc. For the finance profile Deloitte, Ey, ICICI comes and takes very very few students. The average stipend is about 15,000. All got SIP.

For placement mostly got placed in sales profiles very few got a good profile. They also ensure that 100% got placed and that is true. They also run various mentoring processes to get placed. It's not a bad option for placement but nor a best option!

It's indeed costly and they are increasing fees every year. Although there are various scholarship opportunities that you can get if you meet the criteria. So I got a merit-based scholarship on the basis of a CAT score worth 150,000 and the job process hasn't started yet.

Life at the campus is great. There are a lot of festivals, and functions that we celebrate. Mostly organized by students. In the library, there is a load of books. You can name a book and get that from the library. Classrooms are well equipped with AC. In all classes, there is a projector system.

The hostel service is also good. With well-equipped rooms and AC rooms. They always ensure 24hrs wifi and water. The meal is ok ok. Female hostel is on campus and the male is around 3km away from campus.

Any student who is in the third year of graduation can sit for any MBA equivalent entrance test (e.g. CAT, XAT, CMAT etc.). For this college, they initially shortlist on the basis of the entrance exam score. Then there is one CA or Case Analysis round. Then PI or Personal Interview round. Thereafter the college gives admission on the basis of overall profile and performance on the above-mentioned rounds.

There was no GD but there was one CA or Case Analysis. The topic was very common. And in the interview faculty asks very very general questions it was like a friendly conversation rather than an interview.