School of Business, UPES

No, candidates cannot join UPES School of Business directly. Aspirants must sit and appear for entrance exam as per repective courses. Students can check the table presented below for more details:CoursesEligibilitySelection CriteriaMBA/PGDMClass 12 with a minimum of 50% aggregate, Graduation with a minimum of 50% aggregateUPESMET,  MAT,  XAT,  CAT,  NMAT,  CMAT,  CUET,  UGAT + Group Discussion + Personal InterviewBBAClass 12 with a minimum of 50% aggregateUPESMET UG/CUET/UGATBComClass 12 with a minimum of 50% aggregate with Science, Commerce or ArtsPersonal InterviewBCom (Hons)Class 12 with a minimum of 50% aggregate with Science, Commerce or ArtsPersonal Interview

No, candidates are not allowed to get direct admission to MBA courses. UPES admission to MBA course is based on national or university-level entrance exams. The university accepts CAT/ CUET PG + PI scores for providing admission. In case, an aspirant fails to secure the minimum marks* specified by the university, he or she will need to appear for UPESMET. It is an online entrance exam conducted for a duration of 2.5 hours. UPESMET sections include English, General Awareness, Quantitative Aptitude and Analytical Reasoning. For admission to Global MBA, aspirants only need to come for the PI round. The shortlisted candidates will be called for group discussion and personal interview round for further selection. After completion of the selection rounds, candidates are called for document verification. Aspirants need to pay a course fee to confirm their seat in the university.Entrance ExamMinimum MarksMAT/ CMAT 70 percentileCAT 2022/ XAT 50 percentileGMAT400 or aboveNMAT 2022/ 120 or above

{Source: B.Com students & alumni}Here's a summary of the key points:Placement Records* Placement rate: Around 10% of students were placed in the batch (although this may vary)* the highest package: INR6.32 LPA* the lowest package: INR3 LPA* Average package: INR3.75 LPA* Most students received sales-related job offersFaculty and Curriculum* Teachers are highly qualified and supportive* Course curriculum is relevant and prepares students for industry* Semester exams are moderate, with a pass percentage of around 62%Infrastructure and Facilities* Good infrastructure and facilities, including Wi-Fi, libraries, and sports facilities* Hostel facilities are decent, although students mentioned some issuesStudent Life* Students praised the annual festival, URJA, and other cultural events* Some students felt that the college could improve in terms of academic flexibility and student participationOverall Assessment* While the placement records may not be impressive, students generally praised the faculty, curriculum, and infrastructure* For those interested in pursuing a career in business, UPES School of Business might be a viable option, despite some limitationsNote: These points are based on the feedback provided by students and alumni, and may not reflect the complete picture.

{Source: BBA students & alumni}Based on the feedback from students and alumni, here's a summary of the key points:Infrastructure and Facilities:* Well-equipped classrooms, labs, and library* High-speed Wi-Fi connectivity across the campus* Comfortable hostel facilities with good mess food* Good medical facilities with a 24/7 ambulanceTeaching Quality:* Experienced and knowledgeable faculty members* Relevant course curriculum that prepares students for industry requirements* Moderate semester exams that test theoretical and practical knowledgePlacement Record:* Decent placement record with an average package ranging from INR3-INR4 LPA* Top recruiting companies include Update Services, GMR, SpiceJet, and oil and gas majors* Almost all students receive internship offersCampus Life:* Frequent events and fests throughout the year* Good social life with opportunities to interact with peers and faculty members* Beautiful campus surroundings with a mountain viewRoom for Improvement:* Course curriculum could use more specialisation and industry relevance* Limited job profiles in certain companies (mostly sales-oriented)Overall, the BBA programme at UPES School of Business seems to offer a good blend of academics, infrastructure, and placement opportunities. However, students may want to weigh the pros and cons before investing in the program.

{Source: MBA/PGDM students & alumni}Here's a summary of the pros and cons:Pros:* Excellent faculty with industry experience and qualification from reputed institutions* Strong curriculum relevant to the industry, with a focus on practical knowledge* Good placement record, with many students getting placed in renowned companies* Opportunities for internships and summer placements* State-of-the-art infrastructure, including Wi-Fi, air-conditioned classrooms, and sports facilities* Cultural festivals and events organized regularly* Supportive environment for students, with regular feedback systemsCons:* Remote location, far from cities* High fees* Limited job prospects for students without prior work experience* Competition for placements can be fierce* Some students reported difficulty in adjusting to the college's strict rules and regulations* Limited availability of resources, particularly for international studentsOverall, while there are some drawbacks, many students and alumni have positive reviews about their experience at UPES School of Business. The school's strong reputation, good placement record, and supportive environment can make it a worthwhile investment for those interested in pursuing an MBA/PGDM degree.Placement Record:* Approximately 85% of students get placed annually* the highest package offered: INR32 LPA* the lowest package offered: INR3 LPA* Average package offered: INR18 LPA* Top recruiters: KPMG, Bajaj Capital, Moody's Analytics, Byju's, Blue Dart, and Velioa* Roles offered: Facility incharge, logistics coordinator, sales analyst, business development consultantNote: These figures are based on the feedback provided by students and alumni and may vary depending on the course and specialization.

{Source: B.Com students & alumni}Placement Cell for B.Com Students at UPES School of BusinessBased on the student and alumni feedback, here's an overview of the placement cell's success in securing jobs for B.Com students:* Internship opportunities: The college enrolls students in internships, which helps them become industry-ready.* Job placements: Unfortunately, there is limited information available regarding the placement cell's success rate or specific companies that recruit B.Com students. Therefore, we cannot provide detailed information on the number of students placed or the industries they join.However, considering the overall positive experience of students and alumni with the college, it can be inferred that the placement cell plays an active role in preparing students for their careers and facilitating job placements. Nevertheless, more concrete data would be beneficial to provide a clearer picture of the placement cell's effectiveness.