Student Residence

200

inside the campus

can’t, you have to live there when you go to this uni

no, i don’t recommend it, there is a curfew that starts a 10pm to 5:30 am, so can’t hangout and come back when you want. moreover, the manager is not helpful. also you can’t smoke and drink.

best party street was church street. but entry in nightclubs are expensive and it ended at 1am everywere

i recommend management classes.

campus is beautiful, but to much people and the dress code is very strict

from bangalore, you have to go to sri lanka. it is only one hour flight. the country is amazing. if you can, you can also go to malaysia, thailande and indonesia, its not very far and flight tickets are not very expensive

there is absolutely nothing to do in the city. no cultural centers, no activities.

the experience in india is crazy but the life there is difficult, you don’t any basic comfort. streets are very loud. city rides are very long because of traffic

Coliving / Shared House

180€/mois

Monk Mansion : Electronic city, 10min with tuk tuk from the university

They have a website, otherwise by email/whatsapp

Good quality/price ratio Have a swimming pool and a gym You have your personnalité topp and shower.

Bar/club : BLR, Sector 44 Restaurants : Jack’s bar (they give a revient with details for opco facturation), 24@43, 46 ounces brewgarden, Once Upon a Flame (for meat)

All of them were good, fafsa (financial analysis) a little fit difficult, professors are goodd and students were kind.

Campus ok but not wonderful Administration is quite long and difficult to communicate with them but it’s India, not surprising haha

Ladakh and Sikkim and Darjeeling for people loving mountains 🏔️

Crowded 🤡 and a lot of trafic

Airbnb

Around 500€ per month

A 5min walk form the university

Airbnb

It was very nice and convenient but way too expensive for an Indian accommodation, even on Airbnb.

Tipsy bull Mirage

Don’t take finance courses unless you are an expert because these are difficult MBA level courses.

Exceptional campus: very green, natural, ideal for running. Extensive sports and leisure facilities: swimming pool, treadmill, badminton, squash, ping-pong, soccer field, pool place, etc. The only drawback of this exchange was the short semester (only 3 months).

Go to Goa in plane. It’s quick and cool!

Use the tuktuk as much as possible. It's very cheap and ideal for going out without traffic jams in clubs, feeling the vibe of the buzzing city. What’s more, speaking English with Indian people is a good way to improve your language skills.

Be careful with vapes on the street and do not mess with policemen after parties. Nightclubs close quite early in this city, at 1 am.

Student Residence

300€

3/4 hour from school by school bus, many university accommodations are there so good atmosphere

personally the school sent me links but it can be found on the internet

the positive sides: not very expensive given that all meals and laundry are also included in the price on the other hand the food is not of very good quality and the accommodation is starting to lose value, many shared accommodations are being created instead. I do not recommend accommodation next to the school, they have a really bad reputation but shared accommodation or other university accommodations are good. for my part I think that university accommodations like Sandhya PG or others are good, there are several safety rules to respect but much less than accommodations on campus and this allows you to have moments of conviviality during meals but also to rest in your room

honestly I followed my friends and trusted them, I totally forgot the names of the bars or whatever but everything is quite far from everything, it quickly takes 1 hour to go anywhere in the city (and that's normal) but the evenings are very nice, just the clubs close around 1 a.m.

I think it's quite hard to say which course to take, for the same subject there are different teachers so the courses are really different, I really advise you to take the time and talk with the people around you. The students and teachers are really very kind and are very welcoming so don't hesitate to ask the teachers for details on the course and the students for the feeling and learning. But overall you will have a lot of work but since we are exchange students we have less pressure than the others

The school was exceptional, I think however that it is becoming more and more complicated to pay in cash, but you can only pay in cash because French credit cards do not work in the establishment. But I think that I would have chosen this school anyway. It is really a chance to be able to discover India in this way, there are students who come from everywhere and many festivals are celebrated within the school grounds. It is really wonderful to be able to discover another way of thinking and doing things and the people are really very welcoming

I really recommend you go to Munnar, it's an exceptional place. Walks in the tea fields. Then I really liked Allepey (overall I recommend you go to Kerala) and if you want to surf or learn to surf go to Udupi! A little less people than in Goa so you have more freedom to do it and the atmosphere is really nice

It's quite complicated to live in this city because it takes at least 1h30 minimum to go somewhere in the city and I often find traveling very tiring because there is a lot of noise and traffic but there are really beautiful places to see and great restaurants, bars and clubs!

remember to look at what season you are going in, depending on you can have a lot of rain. and even if it can be a dangerous place apply every precaution given by people and everything will be fine, the people at the school are really very kind and you can really make good friends. enjoy life, have fun and take care of yourself! always listen to the recommendations of your friends and locals, they know the customs and surroundings better and will know how to avoid unnecessary trouble (I ended up in a slum chased by a dog because I hadn't listened to a local at one point...) so be careful and say yes to every outing, suggest and have fun!

Other

About 180 euros for a private room with bathroom

Electronic City, 5 minutes by tuk-tuk from the university

Contact Bideshwori (director) at +91 89717 99754

It's named Monk Mansion residence (like a hotel, with pool, gym, restaurant). Yes, highly recommended. Clean, safe, cheap, and social.

- Mostly social life came from exchange group and traveling - In Bangalore, nightlife is limited: Mirage was the best club but all close at 1 am - Bars in Electronic City with local students - After-parties often at French students’ Airbnb (from Kedge)

Chose courses based on schedule and interests. Courses were not easy but Indian classmates were very helpful.

- Campus is very nice and students are very welcoming. - Registration was smooth. - Group work was important, and working with locals made it easier.

- Night buses are the most practical and cheap way to travel - Goa was the best trip - Hampi was incredible - Rajasthan (by plane) was amazing - The North of India is very different but also great to explore

- Always use Uber to avoid scams - Avoid going out alone at night, better to be with friends - Food is extremely spicy, but cheap (1.50–5 euros per meal) - Jack’s Bar inside Monk Mansion was the usual spot to eat - We never got sick from local restaurants near campus

Bangalore itself doesn’t have much to do, but it’s the perfect base to travel across India.

Airbnb

600 par personne on était 2

À 5 min de l’école

Airbnb

Ça allait mais beaucoup cher pour ce que c’était en ayant parlé avec des locaux par la suite on s’est fait arnaquer mais on avait pas trop le choix

Pango, mirage et resto à côté, pour manger le Chavadi à côté de l’école

Ne pas prendre Générative AI, je conseille DBMS pour le reste c’est en fonction de vous

Le campus est cool pour faire du sport ou se poser mais à vrai dire je n’y passais pas beaucoup de temps

Kerala, Goa, Pondichery, Andaman Islands

Prendre tout ses tuktuk sur uber sinon ils vont essayer de vous escroquer ne vous laissez pas faire

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