There are ample placement and internship opportunities, however only for the masters batch. For the bachelors programme, there is nothing, everything depends on you. The best and the smartest thing would be apply for masters, college will do nothing for placement.
I was recommended this college because of its placements and the course structure. However these are the only good things of the college. There's no campus , the adminstration is absolutely pathetic and most of the teachers are extremely bad. The college takes its own admission test based on class 12 th curriculum, basic knowledge of class 12 th Maths , Statistics and Economics is enough to get in .
Read Full ReviewPlacements were there 95% placed from previous batched you have high probability of placing out side the campus too and next 16 lakhs per annum is avg you will get placed in very reputed companies like accenture, wellsfargo
Actually compared to other colleges the fee is less and campus placement is high with avg package of 16 lakhs per annum for this amount of fee . And you have MSEET conducted by college it self and its multiple questions type there will be no negative mark but level is moderate to tough so for general cut off will be 60 to 70 and obc 50 to 60 and sc/st 40 to 50 the test contains arithmetic, reasoning ,English, of part A and part B mathematics (advanced ) or Economics you can choose one
Read Full ReviewNo proper placement process has been undertaken yet. But we are equipped with decent knowledge about practical tools like MS Excel, Python, etc. for us to try for jobs offcampus. As for me, I will be joining Teach for India next year as a Fellow.
A proven track record in mentoring Masters students in Economics for the last 20 years made me feel confident about the Bachelor's programme at MSE. We had to only appear for an entrance test called MSEET.
Read Full ReviewMy batch is the first to graduate of this course so we’re not very sure about the placement and job opportunities. It would be ideal for us to pursue a higher education as I plan to do. Usually firms like EY and other financial corporates are found to hire students from our college.
We had to write a private exam on the score on which admissions were based. The exam tested us in 4 parts, namely - Quantitative, Economic, English, and Analytical skills. The college takes only a limited number of students and the course is very advanced and comparatively difficult. It is very academic-based and lacks a little in the cultural aspects.
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