Review of IIM Kashipur

Good: Amazing Infrastructure and proximity to the Himalayas and Jim Corbett, Faculties with extensive academia and corporate experience, Guest Lectures and Industry Events from corporate leaders, Peer Learning concept that is passed on year and year from one batch to another, Clubs and Committees. Bad: It is not a con as Program Office does a good job but it can be more proactive and supportive of students. Admission Process: Written Entrance Common Admission Test (CAT) followed by a WAT-PI process as part of Common Admission Process (CAP) process: You have to check your merit number or waitlist number on the college website. You will get a mail from the admissions office if you get into the merit list. You will have to deposit admission fees to confirm your intent to join college. You will be supported by Admissions Team (Team Insite) once you join. The best choice I had as it had a smaller batch size and better infrastructure compared to IMT Ghaziabad.

It was the flagship course which focused on all aspect of management. The Faculty/ Student Ratio is good. There are over thirty faculties for over 250 students. It is 1:8. The faculties are highly qualified from premier B-schools and have extensive research, academia and corporate experience. It is a case study based highly interactive teaching style which most of the faculties follow. Besides case studies, simulation games are also employed for a better understanding of students. The exam schedule is provided to us at the start of each trimester and the detail is laid out well in course modules provided on mail and in hard copy by the program office and faculty. They are quite easy to pass if one has been attentive in the class. People usually find accounts subjects hard in the first year, otherwise, it is quite an easy sail.

Many organizations from BFSI, Technology, Consulting, Hospitality, etc. Profiles offered: Business Development Manager, Product, Project Management, Sales, Financial Analyst, etc. Stipends offered range from Rs 20,000 per month to Rs 1,00,000 per month. Project: Segmentation and Penetration of Catchment Market in HDFC Bank.

Summer Internship Process (SIP) starts in the second trimester. PCOM (Placement Committee) helps in CV preparation and vetting. The SIP process continues till the end of the third trimester. They start in the fourth semester and run throughout the year. Companies: ICICI, HDFC, HCL, Oyo, etc, and over 250 offers were made from 70 companies. Average Package: 12 LPA and Highest LPA: Over 40 LPA in Banking, IT, Sales. Project Management, etc.

Fees structure: 12-14 LPA. It is paid in terms of trimester basis. There are a total of 6 semesters three in each year of study. It is over Rs 2,10,000.00 for me each trimester for me. It was hiked for later batches as far as I know. The mess fees are not part of program fees as the mess is student-run. The mess fees are around Rs 16,000 for each trimester. The job I got: Campus Offer: Presales Consultant(10 LPA), Summer Internship with HDFC Bank.

Annual Fest: Agnitraya. There is a library for students with books, journals and database which students can access for study purpose. Classrooms are well ventilated with large screens for presentations, a projector and mikes. Stadium and courts for volleyball, football, cricket, basketball, tennis court, etc. There are over 30 clubs and committees which are coordinated by the student council. There is a placement committee known as PCOM by everyone.

Facilities in Room: Bed, Attached washroom, radiant cooling. There are 6 rooms on each floor and each building has four floors. There are four buildings in each block and there are five blocks in the institute for accommodation. Faculties also reside in institutes. Meal quality is good and has a diverse set of delicacies as the Mess Committee decides. Administration and Estate Department help in the process of getting hostel room and getting you set up. IIM Kashipur has a great campus with a great view of the Amphitheater where all major functions take place.

Introduce yourself. Why MBA after engineering? What are the leadership roles you have taken in your engineering time? Tell us about a time when you encouraged someone who was really down and how did it help them. Questions on Radio & Television, Generations (3G, 2G, 4G, 5G), Semiconductor's and other topics part of the engineering curriculum. Current affairs and an extempore on Role of Youth in Taking India Forward. Process: CAT is the written exam followed by WAT-PI. A score of over 95.00 percentile and sectionals of over 80.00 in all sections. Mode of Preparation: Took mock interviews with IMS Delhi.