How is this college in terms of placements? I've scored 568 in Feb MAT. Do I have a chance?
Asked about Delhi School of Business - Post Graduate Diploma in Management (PGDM)
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1 Answer
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Hi dear
DSB is one among best emerging b-schools in Delhi NCR.
The faculty members are highly qualified and experienced.
Many of them are from IIMA.
The teaching is based on case study discussion. And cases are from HBR.
The students and teachers are friendly and open towards helping and learning.
You are eligible for PGDM prog at DSB.
Please share your details at following email id
simran.jain@dsb.edu.in
I can talk to you for your further doubts. Feel free to contact. Drop an email.
Thnx
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