Great Lakes Institute of Management, Chennai
ApplyGlobally Recognized by AACSB (US) & AMBA (UK) | 18 LPA Avg. CTC for PGPM 2026
Globally Recognized by AACSB (US) & AMBA (UK) | 18 LPA Avg. CTC for PGPM 2026
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The college infrastructure is not up to expectations for an MBA program. Although basic facilities like classrooms, library, and labs are available, maintenance and overall quality are not satisfactory. The campus environment does not feel comfortable for students, and improvements are needed in cleanliness, modern facilities, and proper utilization of resources.
The academic quality is below expectations for an MBA program. The teaching approach is mostly theoretical with limited practical exposure. Faculty support is inconsistent, and not all concepts are explained clearly. Although the curriculum is structured, it lacks strong industry relevance and does not fully prepare students for real-world business challenges.
Placement opportunities are average and not very impressive for an MBA program. While the college claims to provide placement support and training, the quality of companies visiting the campus is limited. Most offers are for low to moderate salary packages, and students need to rely heavily on their own efforts to secure better opportunities.
The course does not offer good value for money compared to the fees charged. While basic facilities and placement support are provided, the overall return in terms of quality education, exposure, and career opportunities is limited. Students may feel that the outcomes do not fully justify the investment made in this MBA program.
Campus life is not very engaging or enjoyable for students. While some basic activities and events are conducted, the overall experience feels limited. There is less focus on student interaction, extracurricular activities, and vibrant campus culture. Students may find the environment less lively and not as supportive for personal growth and networking.
Very disappointing experience with this MBA college. The environment is not student-friendly and management support is poor. Communication is weak and student concerns are often ignored. A major issue is that students are reportedly asked to pay next semester fees even if they decide to leave, which feels unfair and stressful. Overall, not a supportive place for higher studies. Consider other options before joining.