What Students Say
Likes
- The course fee is very affordable. There is no need of taking loans like IIMs which stand as high as 25 lakhs
- As the fees is very low, ROI factor comes in. The average package for the year 2024 was 14.9 lpa which is even higher than half of IIMS.
- The college is student driven. Everything starting from placements,events, festivals and even various courses for upskilling
Dislikes
- The infrastructure is not that good. It is being improved right now. May be in few months we will have more space and bigger rooms.
- Seats at hostels are very very less, so the accomodation cost will be comparatively double the fees we pay.
- There are no playgrounds of our own, so in order to play any kind of sports we need to book grounds at far off places.
Course Curriculum Overview
The course curriculum is detailed and mixture of theory and few practical approaches. We learn through various case based approaches and various assignments are provided. But one thing is following the DU ritual, half of classes gets cancelled.
Fees and Financial Aid
The overall fees per year is 53380 which is very affordable, with our average placements last year being 14,90,000. It is same for both general and obc. I am not sure about the fees of SC/ST candidates.
Campus Life
Overall experience is very interesting here tbh. This college makes you responsible for your own actions. Every committee, all the functions are student driven, no one is there to force you to tell what should be done. So, since the beginning of your 2 years of MBA, this college provides you with a clean slate to write what you choose to write for the next 40 years of life.
Admission
The main reason for choosing this college was because I was interested for a career in HR and with my CAT score, this was the best college I could get. And one of the relief with this college is the low fee structure, there is no pressure of high loans and provides high ROI.
Faculty
There are around 15 faculty members for 80 students. Some are very friendly while others are not. The course curriculum could be better and more focus should be on practical learning and producing better candidates rather than on a 75% mandatory attendance system, failing which you won't be allowed to sit for exams.
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