MBA college review

IBS accepts CAT, NMAT, and IBSAT scores, as well as GD and PI. The admissions process went off without a hitch. Excellent. We had a 45-minute introduction session with various corporate executives. Then we had our group discussion, which took a long time because two members of the panel were observing the candidates.

The student-to-faculty ratio is an excellent 1:30. Faculty members are either PhDs or have extensive industry experience, and they are extremely sympathetic and eager to assist. Some faculty have about 30 years of experience. Every semester, we had two tests. We have a midterm and final term exams, and in between, we have to give a lot of exams, presentations, and other things.

Merely a few students get to work for corporations like JIO studio, JPMC, Deloitte, Amul, DHL, and others; the rest work for startups, with roughly 40% of students receiving only a stipend from the companies. At the end of our semester, we created a project that will be graded in the second semester.

IBS has its own placement cell that is in charge of every student's placement. Companies such as JPMC, Deloitte, ITC, Lodha, Blackrock, and others come to visit our university, yet only half of the students are put in prestigious companies, leaving the remainder to work in mediocre ones. Last year, the average package was 6 lakh, with the top package being 15 lakh.

The overall course fee is 8 lakh, which will be paid in five installments. For our fees, we provide a bridge payment option. However, the institution did not cut our fees and demanded infrastructure fees from us even though we had not been to the college owing to covid. Scholarships are available based on grades earned in semester exams.

Campus life is ordinary. clubs create events for students that are both enjoyable and beneficial to their overall growth. There are numerous clubs to join, including Kautilya, M360, Markophilia, Synergy, Tarksah, and others. IBS offers a library where one can get all of the books and business journals, and Kounflux is the college's primary feast in which other B-schools participate.

The GD and PI were held at IBS Hyderabad, and I had to wait more than 45 minutes. The majority of the GD subjects came from business news, current events, and so on. Following GD, my interview was conducted by a panel of two people, who asked me some broad questions about the domain. In my cat training, I prepared for these.