PGDM in Business Management
at St. Joseph's Degree and PG College (SJDPGC), King Koti

A NAAC accredited
Private Institute
Estd. 1997

PGDM in Business Management
at
SJDPGC
Overview

St. Joseph's Degree and PG College (SJDPGC) provides PG level courses across various specialisations, one of them is PGDM in Business Management. The duration of the programme is 2 years. After pursuing PGDM in Business Management course from St. Joseph's Degree and PG College (SJDPGC), candidates are offered lucrative job opportunities in the top industries of the field. There are a total of 120 seats available for PGDM in Business Management. Check the following section for more details around St. Joseph's Degree and PG College (SJDPGC) PGDM in Business Management fees, admission and more.

Duration	2 years
Course Level	PG Diploma
Mode of Course	Full Time
Official Website	Go to Website
Seat breakup	120
Type of University	Private,Autonomous

PGDM in Business Management

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PGDM in Business Management - Batch of 2022

Offered by St. Joseph's Degree and PG College (SJDPGC)

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I am absolutely disappoint by the teaching faculty and bad placement.

Placements: For the PGDM course at St. Joseph, the placement rate was poor; only 10% of students were placed by the end of trimester 6. The highest package was 7 LPA and the lowest was 2.5 LPA. Most top recruiters preferred MBA students over PGDM students. Only 3 students out of 35 secured actual internships, while the rest had internships in name only, such as selling insurance policies to family members. Most offers were for sales roles, with a few in finance, like tax and audit.

Infrastructure: It was normal—the facilities and infrastructure available for the course. In reality, the course was marketed by the college as a better version of an MBA with practical knowledge, but the facilities provided were worse than those for the MBA. There were no hostels provided by the college; students had to find their own PG accommodations. Additionally, there were no extracurricular activities.

Faculty: Yes, there is no doubt the teachers were qualified, but they were only qualified for regular courses with a semester system and not for the trimester system. That's why it was a complete mess and teaching quality was poor. The courses were relevant, but due to poor facilities and poor teaching quality, the students were not able to become industry-ready. The pass percentage was 50%, and the difficulty level was medium.

Other: The reason I chose this course was because of how it was marketed as a better version of an MBA with practical knowledge and making students industry-ready. But in reality, it was all fake promises. I wish the teaching quality would have improved, as well as the facilities, to give students practical knowledge. Except for Josephfiesta, there were no other fests worth mentioning; extracurricular activities were non-existent.

Reviewed on 18 Aug 2024Read More