I don’t understand attimes that why students are concerned with packages or perks or locations instead they should focus on the skill set that is what going to fetch them good packages.
Though it’s true, college does matter but then one cannot ignore the required skill set for the designated post.
Like one of my friend who is persuing an Integrated 6 years course (IT + Law) I have seen him from the very first year itself working on his IT skills. It took him almost 4 years to work as a freelancer now. Meanwhile he was active in doing minor/major college projects and to this day he’s earning more than 50k a month. (He’s in 5th year now not yet placed)
So coming back to the question,
The package offered in UPES (BBA or any other course) may be less for someone or for some it’s substanial enough to start a career in the desired field.
One is happy with even 3L (per annum) whereas you’ll see some of the students creeping about the same.
The mark of college education isn’t the knowledge you accumulate in your head. It’s the skills you gain about how to learn. Adam Grant