Full of life experiences in learning Management.

Staff was good, college atmosphere was excellent. The only thing that lacked was if we would had got support for campus placement and internship placements. This would have helped us to built more strong professional career which is a key for building up a strong managerial profile.

T John entrance exam, I dont know the score as it was only declared if I am eligible for admission or not. I wanted to go for MBA as I always wished to do something which others usually dont opt to do. In the year 2001 MBA was something challenging, not everyone wanted to go for it. I went all the way to Bangalore from Amaravti a small town in Maharashtra for it.

We were the just 2nd batch of our college. The curriculum was designed by the Bangalore University pattern as my college is affiliated to Bangalore University. We had lot of seminars, presentation, college fests. The course was designed in such a way that it always helped us to think out of the box.

During our period we got live experiences to do our internship. My subjects were Human Resource and Marketing, I had chosen selling of investment product for my internship. I have soled out some SBI mutual funds. That time we were not paid any stipend.

During our batch 2002-2003 no campus was conducted. We had hunted for job by our own. I am sure they must be conducting campus drives now.

We had management festivals in our campus. We used to represent T.John college in various other management festivals also. It was more than 20+ colleges participated in the fests.

During 2001-2003 batch fees was quite minimal it was just 30K per semester so in 1. 20 L we did out 2 year full time MBA from a reputed institute under Bangalore University. Just other miscellaneous expense of 50 K more.

There were loan facility but I did not avail any of that.

In my class the male population was more we females although being less in number always had a edge above the male ones. There was never a discrimination as to who will represent college for any fests or seminars we did have various workshops and presentation made from outside faculties on sexual orientation adult education, etc.

There were hostel by college but I did not avail the facility. I along with other friends took rented accommodation. It used to cost us around 1.5K p.m. per head.

Its all lost. I dont have network directly to the alumni now. I do have contacts with my classmates, most of them have settled abroad. Seniors are hardly in touch. We were not in network during our college time only. We just had a welcome party.

Exams were not that hectic as class tests, seminars and presentation used to keep ready for all the term exams. We used to have weekly presentations, fortnightly seminars, mock test (surprising). These activities used to keep us quite busy.

We had great faculty both regular and visiting ones. Some of our visiting faculties were from IIM-B , the life experiences that they shared with us helped us a lot not only to understand the chapters but also to solve so many cases studies. The knowledge sharing that they have done is still helping us in many ways today also.