I came across a few quora posts that described how Master's union is a sham and figures are inflated. Is it true? The date to apply is closing on 10th Jan. Shall I give it a try?
The main factor why everyone calls it a sham is that it belongs to folks from LPU. Plus they ideally dont have a campus.
Stay away from MU. As per one of my friends, more than 30-40% of batch didn't sit for placements as they are working on their own startups. And they wantedly promoting such numbers and doing huge pr as they intend to increase their batch size.
Also, I would recommend you not to apply for MBA in the current market conditions
If not MBA, then which course would you suggest after becoming a CS (Company Secretary) who’s not a first attempt clear in Finals?
+1 if not mba, then what do you suggest to a normal bcom hons grad
They say that their placement report is audited but do read this : This placement report of MU has used lots of loopholes to inflate the CTC and misrepresent.
No campus, no alum base, only 60 people in a batch.
When you compare top 60 of any tier 1 college, you would know the difference, their average is almost 45LPA+
Are their courses good? Are they legit? Should I consider PG from them? Any MU Alumni can share their experience? Learning, networking what is the differentiator?
In the 2023–24 batch of its flagship Post Graduate Programme (PGP) in Business and Technology Management, over half of the students are still casting about for jobs. In fact, only a third of this batch of 199 have secured offers.
Questionable placement statistics and now this🍿🤷🏻♂️
Any thoughts on the masters union program ? 3 yrs into existence and graduates are getting 35+ LPA packages.
Hi, anyone here who is/has been in Masters Union in their TBM cohorts?
A few questions to ask.