Business Management Studies

Candidates can make different parameters for assessing which university is preferable for doing an MBA compared to SKDU. Candidates can compare it in terms of the number of specialisations provided, students' review, tuition fees, placement records, ROI, faculty, etc. These parameters assist candidates in understanding which option is preferable for them to pursue their preferred course.

The faculty at The Hindu College - MBA is experienced and talented. The college has been rated 4 out of 5 for its faculty and course curriculum. Most of the teachers at the college are highly qualified and knowledgeable. They are friendly and supportive. They keep on organising various workshops to upskill students.

Yes, admissions are currently open. The Hindu College - MBA offers BSc, BA, BCom, MCA, and MBA courses. Admissions for the MBA courses are done based on the scores obtained in exams such as ATMA, MAT, XAT, MAT CBT, etc. The registrations for the MAT CBT exams are currently ongoing. The college also has some seats reserved for direct admission to the MBA under the management quota. Admission to all other courses at the college is directly based on the scores obtained in previous qualifications. Direct admissions are also currently open.

Students at the Hindu College MBA programme generally consider the food quality in the hostel mess as favourable because they serve a selection of both vegetarian and non-vegetarian dishes for morning and daytime meals. The hostel dining system has expanded its food choices, and its food standards have also evolved positively. 

Yes, The Hindu College - MBA does have an active placement cell. The cell actively prepares students for jobs and internships. It also invites various companies to participate in the placement drives. The highest package offered at the college is INR 8 LPA, and the average package is around INR 3-4 LPA. More than 55% of the students get placed every year. Some top recruiting companies include TCS, Wipro, HCL, and Tech Mahindra.

The Hindu College has PGDM and MBA programs for career development however PGDM becomes a stronger option for people who want pragmatic industry-based learning. The curriculum of PGDM programs run by autonomous institutions remains flexible so they can adapt quickly to address modern industry demands. The development provides students with superior professional possibilities.