The MBA program admission process involves taking the Common Entrance Test (CET) held in May, with applications open until February or March. Candidates need to pass all four sections, with admissions based on rankings between 1 to 500. The process includes applying online, taking the test, participating in counselling, and finalizing admission through document submission and fee payment. The faculty is generally supportive and experienced, with most holding PhDs, though teaching effectiveness varies. The course fee for the MBA program is approximately INR 5,00,000 for two years, with the first year costing around INR 3,00,000 and the second year INR 2,00,000. Additional costs include a refundable book bank fee and optional hostel fees of around INR 1,00,000 per year. Payments can be made via cash, cheque, or demand draft without extra charges for donations. The placement cell is active, providing mock interviews, discussions, and resume sessions. Recruiters include major firms like Deloitte and KPMG, with average placement packages of 4-4.5 LPA and some reaching 6-8 LPA. Approximately 50-70 of 180 students secure placements. Internships, mainly in marketing, are offered, though some students find opportunities independently. Scholarships are limited to top performers, generally in the form of fee waivers, and the college aids in obtaining education loans. Despite a reasonable fee structure, comprehensive internal scholarships are scarce, with some external scholarships available for eligible students.
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