Life at Campus: A Student’s Perspective

I would rate the course curriculum as highly relevant and comprehensive. It covers all the essential topics needed for our field, balances theory and practical learning, and helps build a strong foundation for future studies and career opportunities.

For BBA, the college offers few placement opportunities. The average package is moderate, while the highest package goes up to ?5,00,000. Even if campus placements are limited, the course helps improve skills and employability, and students can also pursue higher studies or other career opportunities after completing the course.

I am a BBA student pursuing the same course as my batchmates at the institute. I am originally from Kerala (outside Maharashtra) and currently studying in Pune. My Fee Structure (Out-of-State Student – BBA) Course: Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) Course Duration: 3 Years Yearly Fee: ?1,27,000 Total Course Fee: ?3,62,800 Included Compulsory Charges: Tuition Fees Admission Fees Registration Fees Development Fees Library Fees Lab / Computer Fees Other mandatory institutional charges There is no fee waiver provided to me. The fee structure is as per university norms and may increase slightly in future academic years. Fee Structure of My Batchmates (Maharashtra Domicile – Same BBA Course) All my batchmates are pursuing the same BBA course. Yearly Fee: ?1,08,000 Total Course Fee: ?2,98,000 Maharashtra domicile students pay lower fees compared to out-of-state students. Scholarship & Financial Aid Details Maharashtra students are eligible for state government scholarships, such as: Merit-based scholarships Category-based scholarships (SC / ST / OBC / VJNT) Fee reimbursement and concession schemes As I am not a Maharashtra resident, I am not eligible for these scholarships. I have not received any scholarship, financial aid, or fee waiver so far. There is no Merit-cum-Need scholarship available for out-of-state students in my BBA course/institute.

My overall experience with campus life has been very good. I actively participate in many activities and enjoy being involved in different events. The college organizes activities that celebrate various cultures, which I find very interesting and enjoyable. The campus infrastructure is also good, making it easy to participate in these events and socialize with others.

The hostel provides basic facilities like a bed, study table, fan, and storage. Meals are decent with a simple menu that includes breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The registration process is straightforward, and the fees are affordable. If staying outside, rented rooms or PGs are in safe localities

I chose this college because it offers a good course and learning environment. Although I initially considered another college, I later found out that it was for PGDM, not the course I wanted. Compared to other colleges I applied to, this college has a relevant course, approachable faculties, and a supportive environment. The admission process here was simple and smooth, which made it easier to join.

The faculty-to-student ratio is good. Faculties are very approachable and friendly. Students feel comfortable asking doubts, both inside and outside the classroom. Faculties You Liked & Best Faculties Our class coordinator, Professor Indrani Ma’am, is our favorite faculty. She is very kind, approachable, and always ready to help students. She listens to students’ problems patiently and supports us whenever needed. Overall, all faculties in the first year are good and cooperative. Faculties You Didn’t Like There is no faculty that we dislike. All professors teach well and maintain a positive relationship with students. Exams, Difficulty Level & Pass Percentage There are three exams in total: Internal Exam 1 Internal Exam 2 University External Exam There are 11 subjects, and each subject has exams. The exams are moderate and manageable, not very difficult. Almost all students pass the exams if they study regularly. Course Curriculum Relevance The course curriculum is relevant and useful. It helps build a strong foundation and is connected to our studies and future career.

Yes, I had an interview round for the admission. It was a friendly and interactive session where I was asked about my interests, goals, and why I chose this college. The process was smooth and helped me feel more confident about joining.

The nightlife on and around campus is calm. Campus facilities like the gym, library, and cafeterias close by 10-11PM, . Students usually unwind by working out, grabbing snacks, or having group study sessions. Popular hangouts on campus include the courtyard and student lounge, while nearby cafes, common off-campus spots. The area is generally safe at night. Overall, these activities help balance studies and social life.