u/Western-Chemical-636

I genuinely need outside opinions because I’m stressing badly.
Yesterday after our last exam, our group went partying. Later I went to a friend’s flat, had another beer and slept there for some time. Around 3 AM my friend woke me up and told me to leave because of some security issue in the building, so I went home.
A few hours later, one of my friends called me and asked if I had touched one of our female friends inappropriately because apparently she was upset/crying. The problem is I genuinely do not remember anything like that happening. I was drunk and parts of the night are blurry, but from whatever I remember, I don’t think I did anything.
Now I’m panicking because:
I would never intentionally do something like that.

If I unknowingly crossed a boundary, I want to take responsibility.

But I also don’t want to assume I’m guilty when I genuinely don’t know what happened.

What would you do in this situation? How should I approach this without sounding defensive or manipulative?

Posting this as a current MBA 2024–26 student and one of the toppers of the batch.
A lot of students join FDDI expecting strong industry exposure, good placements, and specialization-focused opportunities. The reality is very different.
• MBA students are being offered the same roles as undergraduate students, with little differentiation in compensation or responsibilities.
• There is almost no proper internship support from the college. Students are expected to find internships on their own despite paying high fees.
• A major portion of the available jobs are sales-focused roles, regardless of specialization.
I• The biggest issue is the 4th semester structure. Students are required to pay the full semester fee even when there are barely any classes conducted. Before taking admission, ask for the complete course circular and semester-wise subject structure.
• The syllabus feels outdated and many projects have little connection with actual industry requirements.
• Several companies visiting campus seem more focused on filling positions quickly rather than providing meaningful career growth. Many students feel pressured in such work environments after joining.
• Hiring standards in some companies appear to prioritize presentation and appearance heavily over actual skill and capability.
If you are genuinely talented and serious about building a strong career in retail/business, please research thoroughly before joining.
Personally, considering Noida location, industry exposure, and placement opportunities, I feel programs like BIMTECH’s retail MBA offer a much better ecosystem.
Students deserve transparency before investing lakhs and two years of their lives into any institution.

Posting this as a current MBA 2024–26 student and one of the toppers of the batch.
A lot of students join FDDI expecting strong industry exposure, good placements, and specialization-focused opportunities. The reality is very different.
• MBA students are being offered the same roles as undergraduate students, with little differentiation in compensation or responsibilities.
• There is almost no proper internship support from the college. Students are expected to find internships on their own despite paying high fees.
• A major portion of the available jobs are sales-focused roles, regardless of specialization.
I• The biggest issue is the 4th semester structure. Students are required to pay the full semester fee even when there are barely any classes conducted. Before taking admission, ask for the complete course circular and semester-wise subject structure.
• The syllabus feels outdated and many projects have little connection with actual industry requirements.
• Several companies visiting campus seem more focused on filling positions quickly rather than providing meaningful career growth. Many students feel pressured in such work environments after joining.
• Hiring standards in some companies appear to prioritize presentation and appearance heavily over actual skill and capability.
If you are genuinely talented and serious about building a strong career in retail/business, please research thoroughly before joining.
Personally, considering Noida location, industry exposure, and placement opportunities, I feel programs like BIMTECH’s retail MBA offer a much better ecosystem.
Students deserve transparency before investing lakhs and two years of their lives into any institution.

Hi everyone, need some genuine career advice.
I joined a company on March 1st while my MBA is still going on. After working there for around a week, I realized it’s probably not the right place for me in terms of role, culture, and long-term growth. Since then, I quietly started looking for other opportunities.
Right now I’m back in my hometown because of MBA exams and I’m officially on exam leave. My college has also said we’re allowed to switch/join another company if we get a better offer.
Now the issue is: I already have 3–4 interviews lined up. The current company has PF deductions, and they’re saying the notice period is 60 days.
I’m confused about a few things:
Should I tell interviewers that I joined this company recently, or hide it since it has only been a short time?
Since PF is active, will companies find out anyway during background verification?
Is absconding a very bad idea in this situation?
Should I resign properly and try negotiating an early release?
Has anyone here handled a similar situation during MBA placements or early career switches?
I don’t want to damage my career long term for a bad short-term decision, so I’d really appreciate honest advice from people who’ve been through this.
Thanks in advance.