GRMI - The Hidden Gem

Exams are never ending here. As soon as syllabus is taught the exam will be scheduled. The practical subjects in the curriculum are absolute fun to study. If you're someone who can not learn and gulp whatever is written in the books and you are more of someone who wants to give their input to questions this is the course.

Major Recruitment happens with Big 4. EY,KPMG,PwC,Deloitte, Delhivery, Fortis, Protiviti, BDO. Roles offered accross ERM,TRPM,ITRM,IA. Consultant is the position offered. Stipend of internship is 10,000-25,000.

Soon after the curriculum is over you are eligible for internships. 3 important things to be followed are. You have cleared all the papers. No attendance issue. No behavioural issue. Attendance is 80%.

The revised fee is 1181000. There is no concession on the base of caste/gender. You can opt for a student loan where the institute assistance is provided and repay after you start earning. The other option is self funded where you can pay the fee in total 4 installments over the course of 1 year.

Overall, campus life is often described as a transformative experience. It offers students a chance to grow academically, socially, and personally, while creating lasting memories and building a strong foundation for their future.

The best alternative to an MBA degree is PGDRM program of GRMI. If you have a bachelor's degree with 50% marks you get eligible. You will have 2 rounds of interview with the director and Dean or maybe a board member.

The curriculum is fun and is difficult at the same time. It's an extensive learning program you can not afford to skip classes and pass the papers. You need to apply logic to everything. Theories do not work. One of the best things is the faculty. I would call it world class faculty.

Because the campus has no onboarding facility, the night life around campus is no good but yes the city has a great night life with food available 24*7 and also clubs open untill 4 morning, so if you are a party person it's a win win situation.