At IMS, DAVV, the faculty-student relationship is generally positive, with faculty like Dr. Kapil Sharma providing finance guidance. However, the faculty-to-student ratio is less than ideal, with class sizes often around 60, and sometimes reaching 80-90. Each semester includes 8 papers with classes divided across the week, and assessments include 3 internal evaluations and one end-semester exam. Around 10-15% of students experience backlogs. Placement opportunities are extensive, with 75% of students securing jobs.
The highest salary package offered is 20 LPA, while the average is between 3 to 4 LPA. Recruiters include Airtel, Arcesium, Deloitte, and banks. The college supports entrepreneurship and organizes internship drives, although only 2-4 companies participate. The MBA course fee is Rs. 105,000, excluding additional costs. Annual fees are about Rs. 35,000, with semester costs between Rs. 40,000 and Rs. 45,000. Scholarships are available for SC-ST, OBC, and minority students, possibly covering up to half the fees.
State-resident reserved category students might get full scholarships. Unreserved and out-of-state students must pay full fees but can apply for Central scholarships like NSP. The total fee for two years is Rs. 1,75,000, payable in installments per semester. Middle-class students may find the annual fee of Rs. 75,000 to Rs. 1 lakh challenging.
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