Remarks
We were asked if we have given any entrance and then graduation was considered. Everything was available online but I decided to visit the campus where I was well attended. Kamla Ghansala the chairman of the college also met us for a few seconds and immediately asked people to help me out. The admission process happened so easily as it was like applying butter to bread.
Course Curriculum Overview
The faculties were 20 odd for our course as we used to have 7 or more subjects each semester. All the faculties were MBA of PGDM degree holders from top colleges of India like MDI, FMS, or Symbiosis. Every single thing that we were taught in theory, we were provided practical application of those through workshops and live projects.
Placement Experience
From the final semester, in fact, I have to be bluntly honest, the companies during the final two months and mostly it was the banks that hired the majority of students. Banks like HDFC Bank, Kotak Mahindra Bank who pay double the package when they hired students from IIMs or Symbiosis paid GEU students petty packages of 5-6 LPA. No complaints though as finding off-campus placement are next to impossible so kudos to the placement cell for arranging campus placements for us.
Fees and Financial Aid
Fees were a little high but the merit holders held an advantage as they got some serious concessions in the fees. Most of those opportunities were provided to students from Uttarakhand as outsiders either had to come through sports quota or army quota to avail of scholarship benefits. I was neither of those so had to pay the full fees which I felt were not that high as the college offers some serious placements.
Campus Life
Fests have always been a part of GEU as the university is known for that. MBA department had their own fest and the combined fest of GUE and GEHU was called GRAFEST which is the biggest celebration on the campus. There were many TEDx talk clubs as most MBA students were engaged with those clubs. There was dance, and other societies but they were meant more for junior students.
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