MES Degree College Reviews on Infrastructure, Campus, Placement, Facilities & Faculty

The experience was really good. College has lot of name and education system and their coaching is something that is really good. I loved studing in that college am really happy. Lectures where really good. No doubt about that.

Am studing bcom to get into big four. Quality of teaching is really good. Circulllam has to be updated. Since there are many subjects which are of no use i feel updating it would help and help and really be helpful

Quality of the placement is really bad since we don't have placement opportunities and also we had 2 companies in our campus one is ey and package was around 4laks but position was for audit and the interview was quite tough

My course costed 50k and i feel it was not worth for what i paid since there was no placement and education was also not that great. And we had no scholarship and i feel it was not worth the money that we paid

Campus was not that great it was okay and we dint have anything exciting since it's too old campus and classroom were too bad so basically it was not that great overall is my personal opinion. It could have. Been better

It is one of the oldest educational institutions in Bangalore. The infrastructure was dated of course and definitely needed better furnishing and dedicated sports area. We had very little space on campus but it was well maintained.

I was studying a triple major undergraduate course and it was fairly well taught by the professors there. The curriculum was just about okay and could definitely use an update to match modern advances in the field.

No placement programs were there for my course. There was a dedicated placement cell on campus but it catered more towards the commerce students. I think placement opportunities are fairly limited in my field in general with just an undergraduate degree.

The course was definitely worth the investment. I only paid a little over thirty thousand rupees per year. I was a day scholar so I did not have to spend on hostel fees. It was overall pretty decent cost to value ratio.

There were quite a lot cultural programs that took place on campus. There was an NCC wing as well that students could be a part of. I liked that the campus was well located in the city and it was quite easy to make the commute no matter where you were in Bangalore.

It is a decent place to pursue an undergraduate program. I think if you're in Bangalore, it is a good option to pursue arts courses in particular.