Student Counseling

The Director of Students Affairs, Program Coordinators and Class Teachers closely monitor the overall academic progress, personality development and behavioral aspects of students, and provide timely feedback. These officials also act as mentors to guide help the students as and when they are in need.

Pre-Term Courses

Apex runs extra classes regularly on some basic areas in order to prepare new students for the rigor of our programs at Apex. These classes try to bridge the  gap between the new students’ existing level of knowledge and required level for the current program in which the students have enrolled. The regularly taught areas include:

• Computer, Mathematics and Communication skills for Bachelors level
• Case Analysis, Communication Skills and Analytical Skills for Masters level

Apex Merit Scholarship

Apex offers merit-based scholarships to encourage constructive competition among students for academic excellence. The scholarship is offered to at least 5% students every semester in each program, right from the first semester. This scholarship is completely based on the student's academic performance. During the academic year 2008-09, 329 students were awarded with the Apex Merit Scholarship from different programs in the  following number:

MBA	-	15
MBA-EP	-	23
BBA	-	91
BCIS	-	92
BBA-BI	-	94
BE	-	14

Educational Testing Service, USA

Apex College is a certified Internet-Based Test Administration Center of Educational Testing Service, USA. Students willing to take their TOEFL tests can register with Apex College and take their internet-based tests at the College’s laboratory. Over 800 students have taken TOELF tests at Apex Center in the past one year.