PES University Bangalore Answered Questions

It's neither too good nor too bad. During first 2 years it's fun but if you end up enjoying all the time,you may end up performing average in academics. I didn't mean to study all day. It teaches time management, manage your priority. Experience and enjoy your college life. If you fail,you'll learn and grow. Don't ever fear failure nor stick with it.

Depends on what kind of life you want to live. If you are in the boy's hostel class is like 300 m from your room (if you can manage to get the hostel). There are a number of canteens in the campus for better food. Also, the campus is small so you don't have to walk much. Only attendance is a bit cumbersome (75%). There is a big cricket ground where you can play. Overall the life is fun.

HR is one of core specializations of MBA.This is department that deals with management in its truest sense and success of any organization depends on proper functioning of this department. HR mainly deals with hiring quality human assets for company and also retaining them.It is a very good field with a slightly moderate salary in comparison to other MBA specialization like finance or management.But pay package increases to very high and very fast with good and hard work and along with experience. job security of HR professionals is very high and market demand of better-skilled HR demand is increasing exponentially these days. So, I would suggest - go confidently with MBA in HR without any doubts in your mind. Good Luck

This is completely your point of view. I think people choose HR only out of passion for the subject.It's of course like any other area of specialization - if you are good in what you do go ahead, don't have second thoughts.
I'm an electronics and communication engineer now doing Marketing, throughout my MBA my friends, profs, interviewers kept asking me "So tell me why Marketing after an Engineering?"
The concept of engineer and his responsibility is changing very fast, in the world of outsourcing and technological advancement it is obvious that mere an engineering graduation takes you to the status of not above technician. You need to play a very important role of HR management in the field, it is very nice thinking to take up HR as an additional knowledge asset so go ahead with your decision. All the best.

Placements is excellent in our college. Many companies visited our campus and there were many mass recruiters. In the year 2014-2015, the highest package that was offered was Rs 8 lakhs in HR by Code Nation. Other companies include Capco,eBay, Cisco, etc.
The internship was not offered by the college. As the institute is affiliated to VTU, the internship was not compulsory. Such opportunities were not available to us. All the best.

Hi Sarangam,
The fee for IUP (MBA in US) program is around Rs 30 lakhs. However, as stated by the college officials, you can avail of the scholarships offered provided you have work experience of 2.5 years and above or extraordinary accomplishments (academic and extra-curricular). You may need to contact the college officials to know about the exact fee structure.

Hi Sishin,
The number of semesters/trimesters varies from college to college, there is no fixed norm about it. Yes, it's easy to pass from PES, provided you study well and hard. There are a total of 240 seats reserved for its FT MBA program. Please visit this link for more details:
http://pes.edu/programs-3/mba/
Hope it helps.