Student Testimonials

I came from a Hindi-medium school and was terrified of speaking in class. The English department ran a free spoken-English club every Saturday. Two years later I cleared my bank PO interview in English.

The BCA lab stayed open till 6 pm and Vikram sir never once told us to leave. My final year project became my portfolio, and that portfolio got me my first job in Mohali.

As a parent I visited four colleges in Yamunanagar. MAC was the only one where the principal himself sat with us for twenty minutes and explained the fee structure line by line. That decided it.

The NSS camp in Bilaspur village changed how I see my own district. I joined for the certificate and stayed for three years. Today I work with a rural development NGO in Ambala.

Free Tally and GST certification along with B.Com. meant I walked into my CA articleship already knowing the software. That saved me six months of struggling in the first year.

I represented the college in inter-university kabaddi for three seasons. The sports department arranged my practice schedule around my Physics practicals, never the other way round.

I was the first girl in my family to go to college. My father agreed only because the bus route passed through our village and there was a lady attendant on board. Small things decide big things.

Honestly, the Wi-Fi was slow in my first year and the canteen queue was chaos. Both improved after we raised it in the student council. What matters is that raising it actually worked.

Dr. Bansal taught cost accounting like it was a story with a plot. I now teach the same subject at a college in Karnal, and I still use her way of explaining absorption costing.

My scholarship file was stuck for two months at the district level. The office clerk followed it up himself and called me the day it was cleared. No college owes you that.

We hire two or three MAC graduates every year for our accounts department. They arrive knowing Tally and they arrive on time. That combination is rarer than it should be.

The mentor-mentee system sounds like paperwork until the semester you fail an internal and your mentor calls your hostel room to ask what went wrong. Mine did. I graduated.