MAEER's MIT School of Business

, Pune

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MAEER's MIT School of Business, (MMSoB),
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Shailendra Choudhary
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The MITSOM and the entire organisation is pretty reputed, and it attracts the best faculty in Pune. And it is needless to say that they are excellent at their area/fields. Guest Lectures are a regular thing here, and CEOs, MDs and other management heads take these sessions, at least once every month. Listen to these speakers, is certainly a very motivating, and learning experience.


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rahul
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The building and the campus of certainly look grand, and the classes are well furnished and equipped from the inside too. With the kind of facilities provided, the students are bound to be satisfied, but one thing is an issue here. All the classes are equipped with CCTV cameras, so your activities are monitored; invasion of privacy as some might call it is a bit of a downside. Otherwise the entire campus is wi-fi enabled, so internet connectivity is available almost everywhere. The labs are air-conditioned, equipped with the right kind of audio visual equipment i.e. mic and projectors. The seminar halls are pretty good, and so are the study halls very spacious. The library is stocked with a lot of books, around 2.5 Lakh volumes; the library is certainly a highlight.


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Vishakha Samant
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The placement scene at MITSOB is not bad. All you need to do, is religiously maintain an aggregate of over 60% which makes you eligible for placement at most of the companies coming over to the college. The college does its part in getting companies over to the campus, there on the students have to show their mettle. The average salary is around Rs. 4.5 Lakh, and the highest has gone till Rs.9.6 Lakh per annum.


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Chinmayee
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Though not in the heart of Pune, MIT School of Management, Kothrud has very very good accessibility. There are special buses for MIT from Katraj, as well as a few other places. So getting to the college is not very hard, even if you don’t have your own vehicle. But again, in over 50% of the students have their own bikes.


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Anonymous
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MIT is one of colleges in Pune known for the kind of crowd it attracts. So you absolutely do not have to worry about the kind of crowd you’ll meet here. You can expect to meet most lively people who are smart, but not nerdy. 10% of the students roughly have work experience, others are freshers.
 Although campus life like any other B-school, may get stressful, but there is enough to keep the students involved apart from classroom learning. There are forums that organize GD/PI sessions every week for the overall development of the student’s communication skills. The college has tie up with AUSIB – Alliance for Indian US Business focusses on market research, and is good exposure to outside industry.


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Amish Shah
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If you want to learn something about the corporate world, you are at the right place, at the right time, is what a proud student claims.


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fe boy
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There are a number of different clubs running in the college, and under these clubs, events are conducted. Seminars are held twice a month, which are interesting and informative, although there will always be a part of students, who don’t really bother about it. There are various events, inter-college, intra-college, and state level, so involving yourself with practical learning is not going to be a big task. In context to the industrial visit, students say, it got cancelled due to some reasons. The college has some amazing tie ups with organisations, like the NSE, BSC, Bharat Forging, so in a way industrial visits could be (if they happen) good learning.


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