The Consulting Refinery Program is being organized by Jobberman and Talentmine, and both of them are reputable organizations.

I was a part of the just concluded Graduate Refinery program organized by Talentmine and it was extremely helpful. For me, coming from an engineering background, I was able to develop skills in Business/Finance. The program was rigorous, filled with challenging assignments, individual and group presentations, business planning, financial modelling, etc. It is a brilliant program, and I think any serious minded person will find it very stimulating. Although, I paid 50k for it, I'm already contemplating being a part of the Consulting Refinery also. That's how good it was.

By the way, in the past, they have been running an undergraduate program that has placed some undergraduates in internships at global institutions like the prestigious Bank of America Merill Lynch and Goldman Sachs. Obviously, not all undergraduates got the internships, because, like with all multinationals, they had to undergo their hiring process. However, Talentmine gave them the foot in for consideration by these big firms and got them ready for the interviews as well and some people got the opportunities. At the end, it all depends on individuals and how much efforts they put in to make the best of the opportunity that Talentmine or any other organization would provide.