Admission to the college is based on entrance examination scores followed by a personal interview, with no group discussion required. The final selection considers undergraduate marks and MAT exam scores. The faculty consists of 15 teachers and 2 curators, all highly qualified, with expertise in various fields like Consumer Behavior, Supply Chain, and Financial Management. The MBA course comprises 120 students divided into two sections, maintaining a favorable teacher-student ratio.
The fee structure is affordable, with a total fee of Rs. 50,600 for the MBA program, paid in annual installments of Rs. 25,300, although some students have reported annual fees of Rs. 2.5 Lakh. Scholarships and financial aid are available, including educational loans from several banks and specific scholarships for minorities, defense wards, and others. Additional costs for library, exam, and seminar fees are separate but reasonable. Hostel facilities are top-tier with separate charges.
The college boasts a strong placement program, with 85-90% of students securing jobs, and average salary packages ranging from 5.5 to 8 lakhs per annum. The highest package offered was 12 lakhs per annum. Internships are also common, with most students receiving stipends between 10-15k per month, and the highest stipend was 1 lakh. The college provides pre-placement training to enhance job readiness. For MBA graduates, the average placement package is between 6-8 LPA, though the MBA placement cell could improve.
Financial support options are available, including government and Huawei scholarships, particularly for SC/ST and minority students. The MBA fee structure is Rs. 25,000 per term, totaling Rs. 50,000. Students joining through PGCET pay approximately Rs. 1.5 lakh per year, while the management quota fee in 2022 was Rs. 25,00,000. There are no hidden fees, and scholarships can be accessed via the State Scholarship Portal.
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