DBE - Not so Known but Good MBA College

The course curriculum is very good. Courses might feel a little technical and theoretical but they are very relevant. The courses which I liked are Statistics, Econometrics, Marketing Managment and Financial Derivatives.

Internship related activities are managed by Placement Committee. There are good opportunites that come and include companies like Arcesium, Dolat Capital, Ornate Solar, Yum among other. But a lot of opportunitiesa are for Sales and Marketing roles and if you are not intereted for these roles then you might to consider off-campus opportunities.

Placement opportunities are provided from campus. There is a student body which conducts and organises all the placement related activities. The fee for enrolling in the student body was around 40000 for a year. Companies which visit campus are Barclays, Dolat capital, RBL Bank, Digit Insurance, ICICI Bank, American Express, CaaStle among others.

The fee for the MBA(BE) program is around 49000 for one year for General category. For PwD candidates it is around 13000. It is only the tuition fee and does not include any accommodation or any other expense.

Campus life is good. There are activities and fest conducted by clubs and committees. But scarcity of Hostel seats affects the camous life and also the peer to peer learning. There are sports tournaments like football, cricket, badminton, etc.

Admission process is based on CAT scores and there are different weightage given for academics score (which interested students can check on the website). This college's ROI is quite good and it is based in Delhi which is a great city. Also, being part of Delhi University, give its students recognition.

The faculty members are well qualified and have a rich experience in teaching and they are very approachable. They teach in a very structured manner which makes learning easy. There are around 7 courses in each semester and each course is structured in a good way which makes learning easy.

Campus is very lush green and at night you can spot people playing badminton, studying in the library and roaming across streets. But one major shortcoming is that the canteen is not open at night so you cannot get a cup of coffee or something to eat.