an economic review

i found the course to be very practical, sensible and more relevant than the others. it prepares you really well for the real-world applications using tests and reports and real life examples and companies and situations. the exams are difficult and there is little time to prepare for each one separately.

the average internship stipend is rs.18,428 and the highest is rs.26,000. the companies that participated were Forbes, Sodexo, Pratham, Smartbrew. the roles offered are data and business analyst, risk management, marketing and sales, business development, and market research. the internships are usually about 1-2 months.

the placement cell is responsible for getting the students internships and placements. companies like Deloitte, DE Shaw, and Zomato participated. the average salary was 3,80,000 and the highest was 4,56,000. my plan is to get a placement by my own

the yearly fee is rs. 2,65,000 for two semesters and a 3 year course. But now the structure has changed to 4 years. scholarship is available if your family's annual income is less than 6 lakh. the fees for other courses is available on the official site

the classrooms are large and each have a smartboard. there are a number of socities and clubs available for all students and anyone can join anything. fests are planned very regularly and they are very lively. the library has a good range of books and journals. most students prefer to study there for exams.

i applied to Delhi University and got into Jesus and Mary College and got BA Economics and Maths, combination course. I chose NMIMS as after talking to the faculty at JMC and my old teachers, everyone assured me that NMIMS is better. The application process here was to give an entry level exam and my rank was AIR 172, and according to your rank you'll get placed into a campus.

the faculty are really nice and approachable. most of them are really good at their job, qualified and experienced. the curriculum is really relevant. there are mid semester and end semester exams which are quite difficult. a few students do fail every semester.

the campus is not big enough to accommodate these activities. there are no hostels or other buildings available on campus. its only the college on campus. the library closes off at 8pm. there are no hangouts spots that i know of. most people prefer to go out of campus for any breaks.