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Subject Expertise - Effective Leadership & Executive Presence
Former Finance Secretary of India
Subject Expertise - Macro Economics
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Subject Expertise - Management Strategy
Masters’ Union School of Business PGP is a new and distinct program but it lives up to the hype. The program offered good learning resources and can be compared to ISB PGP. Here is a brief comparison of the two PGP programs.
Institute | Masters’ Union | ISB |
Entrance test | GMAT/GRE score | GMAT/GRE score |
Fees | INR 20 Lakhs | INR 36.30 Lakhs |
Student intake | 120 | 900 (approx) |
Average CTC | INR 29 LPA | INR 27 LPA |
Masters’ Union PGP course work is demanding due to its highly practical nature. You often have to go beyond the mandate for most courses. The peer group includes students from diverse backgrounds such as law, consulting, commerce, etc.
The institute offers students a C-suite mentor during the early stages of the program. The mentor makes sure that you are staying updated with the coursework.
Master’ Union placements for the first PGP course were excellent. Students received an average CTC of INR 3.75 LPA. Companies like EY, McKinsey, ITC, visited the campus drive.
The institute offers fundraising assistance, legal help, and mentorships to budding entrepreneurs. The founding cohort had three start-ups. They received equity-free grants to start.