From Non-Commerce to Boardroom: My First Year at SRCC GBO

The GBO curriculum is a treasure trove! It's challenging, yes, but it covers everything from core business theories to international trade nuances. And the best part? Our professors are rockstars! They're experts in their fields, passionate about sharing knowledge, and super supportive. Even coming from non-commerce backgrounds, we feel comfortable asking questions and building a strong foundation

Internships like Adani's 70k/month Operations & Sales & Marketing roles (imagine strategizing for India's infrastructure giant!), DE Shaw's quantitative wizardry, DCM Shriram's chemical adventures, and Times OOH's media maze have given. GBO doesn't just teach business, it prepares you to conquer it.

Placement at SRCC GBO is the stuff dreams are made of! The previous year saw a phenomenal 100% placement record, and the momentum is only strengthening. Top-notch companies across diverse sectors – finance, consulting, FMCG, you name it – come knocking at our doors, eager to recruit the GBO talent pool. It's not just about landing a job; it's about securing your future in a field you're passionate about. The dedicated placement cell provides excellent guidance and mock interviews, prepping you for success every step of the way.

Let's be real, the 3.2 lakh fee for the GBO program is an investment. But here's the good news: scholarships and financial aid options are available, plus campus jobs can help ease the burden. And speaking of ROI, the stellar placement record makes that investment pay off big time

Campus life at SRCC GBO isn't just about textbooks and exams. It's a vibrant tapestry woven with diverse societies, supportive seniors, and a contagious energy that keeps you buzzing. You'll find a cell or society for anything – from finance enthusiasts to quiz masters, Bollywood buffs to budding entrepreneurs. It's the perfect playground to network, learn new skills, and discover hidden talents.

Admission wasn't a cakewalk! I prepped for the SRCC GBO entrance exam – 640 marks total, with an average cutoff hovering around 320. The online application process was smooth, and the exam tested my business acumen and English skills. Securing a decent score felt like the first hurdle cleared.

Your admission experience included an entrance exam for 640 marks with a competitive cutoff around 320. After this hurdle, you faced a combined Group Discussion and Personal Interview as the final step.