Total CBS Patiala B.A in Public Policy & Governance Fees is Rs. 6,50,000/-

Studying here has been a massive chapter for me. That 4.5-star rating from my side comes from the excellent campus vibe and the unique industry-led curriculum that actually gives you a head start with tech giants. Placements are top-tier, providing real peace of mind. My only grip is the rigid attendance policy, which can feel stifling when you are balancing personal projects. Ultimately, the mentorship here builds genuine confidence, not just a piece of paper.

The academic setup is intense but actually useful. What really sticks out is the industry-linked curriculum; you are not just reading old textbooks, you are learning modules shaped by actual tech giants. It gives you a massive edge for placements. The faculty is supportive mentors, though the rigid attendance rules and heavy workload can feel like a lot. It’s definitely more about building career skills than just passing exams but sometimes you have to find Internships on your own basis well guidance is subjective.

At the Chitkara Business School Patiala, Fees generally range from Rs. 50,000/- to Rs. 1,75,000/- per semester, depending on your specific course and specialisation. The bus fees ranges from Rs. 26,000/- to Rs. 42,000/- and more depending on the distance per year. At present, the overall fee is Rs. 6,50,000/-.

The faculty here is more like mentors than just lecturers. They really know their stuff, especially since many bring industry experience into the classroom. They are super approachable if you are actually curious, though they can be quite firm about deadlines and those strict attendance rules. It is less about boring dictation and more about pushing you to understand how things work in the real world. Faculty is chill but sometimes (except during some instances).

The infrastructure of the CBS Patiala is decent enough to get by, but it is definitely not the futuristic hub. The labs have the basic gear and instruments you need, though some of the equipment feels a bit outdated. The campus is clean and there are plenty of spots to sit, but it can feel pretty cramped during peak hours. It is functional, but nothing that is going to blow your mind.

As a day scholar, the campus life is a bit of a mixed bag. The vibe is definitely there as cafes like Square One are great for a quick hang with friends between lectures. Since the campus is self-contained, you do not feel totally left out of the ‘hosteller’ energy. However, the commute can be draining, and the rigid bus timings mean you often have to rush off just when things are getting interesting. It is lively, but you are always watching the clock. Other than this, fests & events are held from time to time. Clubs have also been formed for the students to join & enjoy their student life.