TAPMI Bangalore BBA (Hons.) Fees is Between Rs. 3,75,000/- to Rs. 3,85,000/- P.A

Overall experience at TAPMI Bangalore includes a lot of interesting projects and talking with business professionals. The factor that made me choose this particular Institute is that it is in Bangalore. Also, the curriculum and reviews were better than other private Institutions.

I am enrolled in BBA (Hons.). As I have a Commerce background, and I want to go into Marketing and start my own business, so I didn't want to do a conventional BBA, so I came across this Institute and enrolled here. For admission, fill the application form, put your exam scores and then they will shortlist you for interview. For interview, they have put many topics, in which they can ask you about any topic, and you have to speak on it for 2 mins. There are 2 semesters in a year, and a semester has one mid-term & one end-term. The academic paper level is moderate, and they have a very strict policy regarding any false activity during exams, which they take very seriously. The end sem is conducted on EPAD.

The fee is to be paid year-wise, and the fee range for a year is around Rs. 3,75,000/- to Rs. 3,85,000/-. They also have various options for paying the tuition and hostel fees. The Institute provides merit-based and other scholarships.

Every professor has a Ph.D degree, and most of the professors are really good. They are from different parts of India, many have written books, and many are working on different research papers. Every professor has a different way of teaching. Some prefer asking questions to us and studying more like a group discussion, and some play games in class, which really helps us understand the concepts better. Most professors have good problem-solving skills, and they are very welcoming to questions. Our batch has around 300 students and they are divided into 5 sections, so there are 60 students in a class. Professors are very approachable and kind.

Yes, TAPMI Bangalore has a hostel facility, and they have double-sharing rooms with AC and non-AC rooms. They have different buildings for girls and boys, and the hostel is in the campus. Mess food is average, and sanitation is quite good. There are some hostel rules such as you can't keep an air blower, hair straightener, or other electric appliances in your room. And everyone has to be inside the hostel by 10:30 PM.

Currently, our academic block is under construction, which will be functional by this year. The campus has a lot of other departments Also, there is a gym, 2 mess, sports complex, running circle, basketball court, cricket court, and a baseball court. There is a library in every department, and more than 3 small auditoriums, 1 big auditorium, and 1 amphitheatre. Every class has 2 ACs and a smart screen. Medical facility is provided at all times. There are small food courts under every department. The campus is big. The Institute is on the outskirts of Bangalore, so it has very few shops around the campus.

Institute has decent crowd that is good for small talk. Our department is quite new, so the new clubs keep getting opened. Club members also reach out when they need people in their clubs. In the beginning, they planned a whole week for engagement among students, which is really good. There are many fests that happen all around the campus. My experience is average. One good thing is that you can explore the campus without any hesitation.