My cousin studies at SDA Bocconi Asia Center. It was known as MISB Bocconi earlier and is the pan Asia centre of SDA Bocconi of Milan. It is also triple-accredited by AACSB, EQUIS, and AMBA. With all these tags to its name, you will have a world-class faculty that teaches at the Milan campus as well. This is how the program looks like-

• If you choose to go for the program then you'll receive a Masters Diploma in International Business when your 22-month course completes, and the degree will be conferred by SDA Bocconi, Milan.
• Once you decide on the course, you must also decide on the specialization.
• You will also be a part of a mandatory 'stipulated exchange semester' during the duration of the course.
• In 2020, the Institute saw 100% placement and the average package rose to INR 11.21 LPA.
• There is a mandatory CSR internship where you get to volunteer with an NGO for 2 weeks

The college has seen visits from the following companies in the past: AICL Communications, Baxter, Bostik, Catenon Worldwide, Fiat Chrysler Automobiles, H&M, ICICI Securities, Kims Global, Piaggio, TCS, Universal Consulting, Vodafone India, ZS Associates, Nykka, Soulflower etc.

If your profile is strong, you'd receive a scholarship as well which will save you from spending over INR 25 lakhs for a 22-month program. However, even if you can spend that much, go ahead because you won't be disappointed.

One of my friends attended the SDA Bocconi Asia Center’s interview for the 2019-2021 intake. He applied through the Bocconi Test. Following is his profile:

The interview lasted for 15 minutes. He was asked some of the questions mentioned below.

• Basic Introduction
• Tell something about Aamby Valley City.
• He was also asked about his working experience and how did he feel after he was laid off when his company closed its operations.
• What was the average rate of a room in Aamby Valley City?
• They asked him about his subjects during his schooling and graduation.
• What the average revenue earned by a 5-star hotel?
• Then they asked him about his preferred specialization and the reason for choosing that specialization.

He converted the interview. According to him, staying confident and giving honest answers helps. If you don’t know the answer to any question, admit it.