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Campus is decent, fairly spread out with separate blocks for different courses. Classrooms had basic facilities, projectors in most rooms which helped during presentations. Library was actually useful, good collection of management books and case studies, quiet enough during exam time to actually sit and study. Wi-fi was hit or miss though, had to rely on mobile data half the time.
Good mix of theory and case study based learning, which honestly works well for MBA. Some professors had real industry experience and shared practical insights beyond just textbook stuff, while a few subjects felt more bookish without much real-world connect. Group projects and presentations were a regular thing, which helped build some confidence for the corporate side of things.
This was a mixed bag honestly. A few companies did visit for placements, mostly in sales, marketing, and banking roles, but not the big names everyone hopes for. A lot of students ended up networking on their own or applying through LinkedIn and internships to land better roles. If you're aiming for a specific industry, you'll need to hustle outside the campus process too.
Fees were reasonable compared to other private MBA colleges in the city, so it didn't feel like a financial burden. Considering the faculty quality and exposure through case studies and projects, it felt like a fair deal overall. Worth it if you're willing to put in effort for internships and networking alongside the coursework.
Fairly active actually, decent mix of fests, guest lectures, and management events throughout the year. Made some good connections during group assignments and case study discussions. Tea breaks and casual discussions outside class added to the overall experience, kept things from getting too monotonous during a hectic MBA schedule.
Solid MBA experience overall, decent faculty and learning, but placements need your own push alongside what the college offers.
The infrastructure is okay if I compare it with other colleges. The classes are clean and spacious. Wifi is not provided to students. Smart boards are only in some classes. The food is cooked well but not hygienic.
I am doing MBA from this college to get good placement in corporate and build career in that sector. The teaching style of faculty is good and understandable. Curriculum is updated but not regularly. Yes studying here makes students job ready .
The placement is average if I compare it with other colleges of Bhopal. The average placement salary ranges between 4-5LPA. The average placement is 60 percentage of the total students. Yes college is supportive in every aspect.