DBS - best college

I chose Doon Business School because Dehradun is a beautiful city with a great atmosphere and a safe environment. What I like best about Doon Business School is that it is located in my home state. This is a great college where everyone gets a job after finishing their courses, and I chose MBA since I am a commerce student who completed my bachelor's degree in commerce and wanted to continue my education.

My opinion of MBA is almost very good and very effective in enhancing my communication skills and knowledge to build confidence as we all know that MBA is a very busy scheduled course and about academics in my college we have 4 semester 2 year programme and in between semesters we have midterm and end term exams and other activities as well as and the faculties of our college are very helpful and support their students in every field of education and t

IDFC First Bank, Infoedge, Jindal Steel, Hindustan Times, BYJU's, Indigo Paints, Genpact India, Tommy Hilfiger and Calvin Klein, Axis Bank, Bisleri, Jaro Education, Berger Paints, HDFC, and Kotak Mahindra Bank are just a few of the recruiters who came to our class for placements this year. Every student is required to attend at least seven to twelve placement drives on campus, with over one hundred and fifty companies participating. The highest bundle this year was worth a whopping 16.4 lakhs (Domestic)

The first year's price is approximately 2,70,000, and the second year's fee is approximately 2,35,000, but there may be a few additions that I am not certain about. The hostel and mess fees are not included in the above figures.

Cultural activities, industrial trips, and fests are all part of DBS' extracurricular activities. There are a variety of clubs to join, such as the drama club, bagpackers, movie club, badminton club, and so on, that will keep you active. Rest assured, Dehradun is a very beautiful city from which you can never get enough. Year-round travels, both national and international, are also available.

I did not choose to stay in a hostel, therefore I am not familiar with the facilities or the sorts of rooms offered. I shared a rented apartment with two of my pals, and we each paid a meagre Rs.3000 in rent.

I had to go through an online interview process that was rather basic, and I was able to simply answer all of the panel's questions. I was asked a few questions about my hobbies, why I chose an MBA degree, what academic experience had been the most hard for me so far, and a few general knowledge questions about Dehradun. Aside from that, I was given a few questions about my graduating subjects, all of which were simple and easy to answer. Overall, it was a positive experience.