UPES School of Business Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Dehradun

Placements: More than 60 percent of students got placed in my course. The average package offered was 3 LPA. The top recruiting companies for my course are Update Services, GMR, Spicejet, etc. More than 80 percent students got internship at Airports Authority of India, GMR, Spicejet, etc. Roles offered in my course are Operations Executive, Ground Staff, Customer Service Associate, etc.

Placements: I am a first-year student, so the internship opportunities in college are limited, as I am also in love with my seniors so they told me that the placement this year is not going up to mark. The company is coming but is not recruiting the students. The big companies are coming to our campus but many students are taking admission this year so recruiting opportunities are less.

Placements: I personally feel that the placements are not worth the money because you invest 13-15 lacs but the average package offered is only 4 LPA. Only those students get good packages who are on good terms with the professors, and the good packages are about 7-8 LPA. It is the same thing with the SIP also.

Placements: Our branch students generally do not get placed in the oil and gas sector. My batchmates were forced to attend the interview for fashion consultant job profile. I was not allowed to opt in for placements as I was absent for a day when the placements coordinator was making the list.

Placements: Placements are not that much good, and it is not worthy. If it comes to ROI in a BBA, then all the streams of BBA are having the same course structure and only changes the pattern in semester wise of either stream. There is no practical learning, and the worst internships are very expensive.

Placements: This is a private university which is operated by some corporate businessmen. The placement cell authorities are very rude. They do not behave well with final year students, and the placement scenario is average, and many companies used to come at the time of placements but the maximum package offered by them was 3 LPA, and the minimum package was 1.8 LPA.

Placements: The placement for my batch was really below expectations. There were no core companies. The core companies which visited were also of a startup level and not experienced. The place com was more interested in pushing students towards the general companies such as IT, Market Research and Sales firms. After spending a hefty amount, the candidates don't expect such lame returns. ROI is hardly there.

Asia’s only domain specific university dealing in more than 8 sectorial courses. A university which gives crafts the budding manager who are willing to develop the skills in the same. The university has a promising future as the demand for sectorial courses are gaining speed Due to the developing economy in the country. Placements from the campus are not good when compared with other same grade colleges. Average package is only 4 lakhs for an MBA graduate. If we talk about the infrastructure uni...

The first attraction to the college would definitely be its Domain specialized courses before visiting it. Second attraction would be its infrastructure and location which is in Dehradun Valley. Thirdly, UPES also accepts the score of MAT for MBA plus CAT. The negative point is it gives equal consideration to CAT Score and MAT Score while they vastly differ in difficulty level. Now comes the point of placement, I will say you will get the job in the field you wanted to work in but (if leave out ...

Despite 100% placement in MBA (Logistics and supply chain) department, the college is not value for money as average salary package is not good enough. Moreover the location of college is also not good as it is very far away from city and good transportation facility is also not there. No amenities are there like ATM, a good food court, no playground, no gym, etc. Personal vehicles for hostellers are not allowed. Only one thing I like is the teaching methodology which in mostly based on case stu...

The college is located in a lush green and peaceful location with good faculty and a well-equipped library. The college management gives more focus on bringing teachers from the industry who are well-versed with the practical aspects of the industry. Regular visits from industrial experts also helps the students to gain knowledge about the recent trends and advancements in the industry. Although on the trading part, the college does not provide good software platforms such as bloomberg desk ...

Most of the facilities at campus are in good shape and good condition. So overall I like the campus. Faculty focus only on core energy or domain and this silo kind of knowledge share with students limits their thought process and chance of over-all development. Placement is at average and below average salaries as compared to other B-schools. a few get placed at fairly high packages but majority are below par. I think more recent pass outs can give a better picture on this, till 2009 placement a...

Placements: Almost 70% of students got placed in our course. However, the salary packages were low. The average salary package offered was 8 LPA. The highest salary package offered was 11 LPA. The top recruiting companies were Reliance Petroleum and ONGC. The maximum salary package offered was 52 LPA. The minimum salary package offered was 7.5 LPA.

Placements: Around 70% of the students got placed during our batch. The highest salary package offered was 15 LPA, and the lowest salary package offered was 4.5 LPA. Shell and Toyota were the top recruiting companies.

Placements: My batch and my senior batch placement are average. An average number of students got placed. The highest salary package offered was 3.5 LPA, the lowest salary package offered was 1.2 LPA and average salary package offered was 1.8 LPA. Companies like 360 degrees, ITC visited the campus. Approximately 60% of student got placement, but most of the students choose off-campus placement. The internship is average in this college. We have a placement cell, but it is not good.