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It will be still around 5 lakh/ yr
Which will be still burden for my family !

What should I do ?

i did not get any fin aid and im so sad and confused because i more than qualify for even a 100% bcs of my financial circumstances and to not get anyy at all doesnt make sense.i reallyy wanted this place. is someone else in the same boat?

It feels like a small number of voices - fairly or unfairly - may be shaping perceptions of the university on this subreddit. Every experience is valid, but no single perspective represents everyone’s. With that aside, I’d love to hear from members of the incoming 2030 cohort. Both positives and negatives are welcome - I’m looking for honest, balanced firsthand impressions.

… and finally, to those from the 2029 cohort who didn’t have a positive experience at the university, I genuinely wish you the very best wherever you go next. I hope your new institution offers efficient credit transfers, seamless course registrations, better shared living spaces (& communal restrooms), less murkier Thursday nights & food that not only satisfies your taste buds but also brings the much needed lasting peace to your mind.

anyone in krea from these schools pls say
im going there will die w only chennai people pls tell me few cal people r there

is there a mandatory internship thing in all 4 years for sias
do they help get u internship?
pls tell me how the placement and internnship cell iss im so confised so much money they take i have given and finalised of going to krea
im so skeptical every night i think its a bad decision
bad admin
bad placement
bad fees
bad location
bad crowd
im so so scared pls help me

BRO SM ONE PLS SAY TELL ME HOW R THE PLACEMENTS AT KREA
IM SO SCARED
DEFREE COSTING 50 lakhs WHAT IF I DONT GET PLACED I WILL DIE MY FAM WILL LOOSE IT PLSSS

Does anyone know there refund policy? They say its per UGC but no details are there on website

myquals

I’m trying to choose between Ashoka and Krea for undergrad and I feel like I’ve reached the point where more research isn’t helping and i have a day left to decide.

I’ve already gone through the curriculum, spoken to people, read old Reddit posts, compared class sizes, faculty access, campus culture, flexibility, opportunities, etc. At this point I don’t think I’m lacking information,,, I think I’m struggling to understand which environment would actually suit me better.

For context, I’m planning to study eco finance and psychology. Peer group and social life matters a lot to me and how approachable professors are, especially because i really want to do research.

What’s making this difficult is that both seem attractive in different ways. Ashoka feels more established with a larger network and maybe more going on overall. Krea seems more close-knit and potentially more personal academically.

I’m not really looking for rankings or placement statistics — I’ve already seen most of that. I’d love to hear from people who actually studied there (or seriously considered both): what ended up mattering more than you expected? What did you only realise after joining? Is there a certain type of person who tends to be happier at one over the other?

I’d really appreciate honest opinions.

During Krea’s two-month holiday, are students allowed to leave their belongings in the hostel rooms, or do we have to pack everything and take it home?

Also, do the cupboards have enough space and a hanging rod for clothes? Should we bring our own hangers?

How long are parents typically required to stay in order to complete admission formalities?

Myquals

I didn’t study Maths in Classes 11–12, but I want to pursue Economics and Data Science at Krea. Would I need to take a foundation Maths course or clear any prerequisite exams? Can I start with Economics first and add Data Science later after building my Maths skills? I’d especially like to hear from current students who joined without Maths.

Current student. I need to vent and also warn anyone considering this college, because what they sell you and what you actually live are two completely different things.

The faculty are amazing. I'll give them this fully, they're the one genuinely good thing here and probably the only reason I haven't lost it. But you'll spend your whole time feeling trapped under the administration.

The residence halls have mold in them. The food, get ready for a food poisoning wave every single month. I'm not exaggerating, go check the Krea subreddit, you'll find at least ten posts about it. Same cycle every time: people get sick, everyone complains, nothing changes, next month it happens again. The fact that it NEVER gets fixed is what gets me. Honestly a lot of us are convinced someone in admin is benefitting from keeping the same caterer no matter how many people end up sick, because what other explanation is there. Can't prove it. But you tell me why else it keeps happening month after month.

And the admin in general runs this place like it answers to no one. Anything money-related is shady, and the whole disciplinary side is heavy-handed as hell, I've literally seen it get physical with a student during a room search. Decisions are arbitrary and there's no real way to push back on anything.

So that's the trade: incredible faculty, an admin that makes you feel trapped, and a campus you can't even leave easily, nearest city is three hours by train.

I turned down NMIMS for this. I think about it every single day.

If you're already stuck here too and you've been through the same stuff, please let me know your view.

idk how to ask but like since every1 on reddit is anonymous id better do it now

i got a 25% merit scholarship but NO FA (didn’t apply)

how much did u guys get and like be honest pls
i really wanna know
is every1 rich or js surviving on FA or merit

js asking
pls dont take offence
js wanna know