Why you should chose TAPMI- MAHE BLRU after 12th for BBA program.

The course is very up-to-date as to what managers in this generation requires. They provide us with excel, light programming and AI experience to make us experienced with latest technology. The curriculum has more of a practical apporach than theoratical, as it teaches us more through real life situations in a corporate rather than textbook learning. The internships opportunities provided each year ensure that you're ready to work after your course is over. An area of improvement for the course would be its rigour, starting off it might be too difficult for students to get used to. They might feel a bit of pressure. The frequency of exams is well timed out and students get enough time before each exam to relax as well as prepare for it.

The summer internships are held between april and may. Some of the main recruiters are Resurgent India, kotak, NObroker, Homefirst, HUSK,Academor, Bio valley, Zeelab, Arvind etc. Highest stipend is INR 32,000 per month. top 20% avg stipend- INR 29,300 per month / 58,600 total, top 50% avg stipend-24,500 per month / 49,000 total, overall avg stipend- INR 21,000 per month/ INR 42,000 total.

The students become eligible for campus placements from their 3rd and 4th year. TAPMI has had 100% placement rates in the past. The BFSI sector recruiting the most followed by consulting, IT,e-commerce,FMCG and retail. The highest package in INR 32.02LPA. and the average package is INR 13.84 LPA. Average package of the top 50% is INR20.05 LPA. A few companies that visited last year were Accenture, Adani, Airtel, Dell, HDFC bank, Porter, Tech Mahindra, TVS, Titan, Incture technologies, Ford, HCL, Alstom.

The year wise fees for BBA Honours course is 3,85,000 for the first year and 3,75,000 the remaining 3 years. In the first year you're required to pay 10,000 as cautionary deposit. This 10,000 is included in the 3.85 lakhs of the first year .Registration fees for entrance test was 1200 rupees. TAPMI bangalore also provides merit scholarships such as Ramdas Pai scholarship (category 1 and 2): category 1 provides 30% fee exemption to top 5% of students according to the merit list of joining students and category 2 provides 30% fee exemption to top 5% students of the batch based on their CGPA at the end of the year1, year2, year 3 and year 4.

The university is extremely lively as there is something going on most of the times. Each college in the university holds their own fests in different months with many competitions and entertainments. There are a few student run clubs which focus on well being of students physically and mentally. additionally the college holds many small activties and events for the students to relax and enjoy. The also provide us with state-of-the-art infrastructure which has all the facilities. The class rooms are fully air-conditioned and they have the latest technology. The MARENA (sports complex) has all the sports you could think of like basketball, badminton, tennis, squash, gym, Futsal, yoga etc excluding that there is also outdoor open gyms, basketball courts and a majestic cricket ground surrounded by track and feild. Other than that there are also libraries in each block for students to utilise and gain resources from. Each department has its own library that has books that cover every topic

The hostels are located inside the campus making it conveinent for us to commute to class. the rooms are extremely clean and hygienic and any problem that arises is solved within a day. the hostel provides you with all necessary items like bed, bedsheets, pillows, desk, chair, large wardrobes, extra storage under the bed, blinds/curtains, AC and non-Ac rooms are available. Room cleaning is taken care of by the management. There are two food vendors for the university, both of those serving tasty and nutrient rich food. They also make sure to give us dessert to keep us happy. The registration process for the hostel is super easy and contains only few steps like payment, signing up for food and laundry and wifi services, giving your details and you're done.

a few colleges i applied to were christ univeristy bangalore, Narsee Monjee Institue of Management sciences Mumbai, St.xaviers college Mumbai, Jain university Bangalore. All bba/bcom courses. I got accepted to all of them through various entrance tests and personal interviews. The reason i chose TAPMI over all of these was the course structure and updated subjects they teach. Additionally the univerisity experience with multiple events and committees seemed much more enganging and interactive than other colleges. The admission process for TAPMI bangalore starts with eligibility criteira of 12th grade marks. you need an aggregate of more than 60% in your 12th grade for cbse board, other than that you also need to write an entrance test. The entrance tests options were IPMAT,JIPMAT, SATs, MET (manipal entrance test), CLAT, JEE. Exam most preferred by students were MET, SAT and IPMAT. This is followed by personal interviews and micro presentation aftet which you receive your admission.

The faculty to student ratio is 1:60 for a batch of 300 students overrall. The faculty is extremely understanding and great mentors. they have years of experience under their belt. As for approachability, they're very open to questions in and out of class timings and their doors are always open to us. Throughout the semester there is one quiz, one mid-sem exam and one end-sem/ project (depending on the subject). The quizes are not difficult they help you stay up to date with what you're learning. Both the other exams are quite tough but the college makes sure to not put too much pressure on the students. The course curriculum is always being updated and they make changes to it according to what we require and will require in the future as managers and entrepreneurs.

After the entrance test you get selected for personal interview and micro-presentation. Before which you have to submit your SOP ( statement of purpose) which contains a small intriduction, your past academic performance, why you opted for this college, your future plans etc.For the personal interview part they asked questions about yourself (self introduction), strengths and weaknesses and they go over your SOP. Micro-presentation is where they will give you random topic for which you get two mintues to prepare for and you have to speak for 90 seconds. the topic i got was "how instagram can teach demand and supply better than textbooks". Basically you have to form an understanding of the topic and say a few points about it. The university site gives you an overview of possible topics that can be asked so that you know what you expect a little. Preparation for these rounds can be done through revising your SOP, keeping a few micro presentation topics in mind and staying calm.