Pursuing my management dream

Our University is practically the best place to pursue a post graduate program at a budget friendly cost. Academics and campus life is fantastic here. We had some of the best moments here. Infrastructure is great and facilities like digital library, audio-visual enabled auditorium, playground, etc.

The course curriculum was very appropriate and covered different aspects of the departments we will be joining/managing like operations, finance, marketing, human resource etc. Students have to opt for a specialization during their third semester. We also studied some elective subjects like language, behavioral science, etc.

Placements are good. I secured second place in my specialization and a good job in a textile firm. We were also assisted with preparations for the interview and Group Discussion rounds. Mock sessions were held, which were very much useful. Industry exposure is great here.

The fee structure is very feasible here. It's still hard to believe that I did a master's degree at just around INR 50,000, especially how much these private colleges charge for an MBA program. Day to day expenses was also pretty manageable in my University.

Scholarships are practically awarded to those who secure top ranks. They are awarded gold medals and scholarships. Our university also offers fee concession to students who belong to a reserved group.

Sports are good in our college. In general, our college promotes both academic development and personal development of a student. Sports enhance the teamwork abilities of a student. Other extra-curricular activities include seminars. One such seminar was on the impact of BREXIT.

I applied to the college with my CAT exam scores, that's why I was exempted from the entrance exam conducted by the university, itself. A merit list is prepared on the basis of entrance scores and academic performance and students are allocated seats on those bases.