Placements are average. Some companies come for IT roles and bank sales roles, but salaries tend to be low. The college provides interview training and aptitude classes, but you need to prepare on your own. A few students get good companies while many take local jobs.

Teachers explain concepts well and many have real company experience. Classes include case studies and the syllabus covers finance, HR, and marketing. Notes and PPTs are provided, and exams are manageable if you attend classes. Guest lectures and workshops add useful practical learning.

Faculty are good at explaining topics and several have industry experience. They use case studies in class and provide study material like notes and PPTs. Guest lectures and workshops are arranged to supplement regular teaching.

The college building is okay. Classrooms have projectors and AC. There is a large seminar hall for guest talks, a good library with many MBA books and magazines, and a computer lab with internet. The canteen is clean though the food is of normal taste.