Presidency College Raisen Answered Questions

For taking admission for Bachelor' courses in Presidency College, you must pass the entrance exam. Here are the details:
Candidates meet PUBDET 2018 eligibility criteria, if they fulfill the below mentioned requirements:
Should be citizens of India.
Have cleared their Higher Secondary Examination (10+2) system such that it is conducted by Council of Higher Secondary Education, West Bengal, or an equivalent exam not before 2017.
Have cleared Higher Secondary Examination conducted by Council of Higher Secondary Education, West Bengal, or an equivalent exam with at least five recognized subjects (full marks not less than 100), including English language.
Candidates with International A level or International Baccalaureate qualifications should have studied at least three subjects at the IGCSE level and three subjects at the A level are required, with English in either of the two levels.

Hi,
Eligibility
Candidate must have passed 10th from a recognized board.
Admission Process
Written Test
Eligible candidates need to appear for the Written Test conducted by the college.
Group Discussion & Personal Interview (GDPI)
Shortlisted candidates will be called for Group Discussion and Personal Interview based on marks obtained in Written Test conducted by the college.
Final Selection
Candidates are selected based on performance in Group Discussion, Personal Interview and Written Test conducted by the college.
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Dear,
Presidency College of Bangalore is indeed a good college for MBA. However, I will advise you to try for other options like FMS -DU, ISB and SP Jain. But if your query is for Presidency, then I will say yes, it's a good college. Faculty members, infrastructure, study and curriculum are also good. For placement, the average package was around 8 LPA - CTC as per last year's index. But it all depends upon you and your caliber.

Hello,
I will certainly go with Presidency College for its better infrastructure, campus experience and far better placements scenario and recruiters list. Presidency College is far more organized than Dayananda Sagar Institutions.
Also, Presidency College is focused on more on overall growth of a student to becoming a corporate leader. Some of the learning are as follow:
1. Institutionalized.
2. Mentored.
3. Academic Flexibility which embeds internship in the curriculum.
4. Credited Course.
5. Good Networking with companies, firms, NGOs and Advocates offices.
6. Guest Speakers both from the Bar and the Bench.
7. Simulation Exercises to bridge the gap between theory and practice.
8. Separate, Committed and distinct Committee to take care of Internships.
When it comes to placements Presidency College exact data is not available whereas Dayananada Sagar Institutions has overall 1600 students placed last year. My preference would be Presidency College over this two institutions.