Gagan Gera's Review On Maharaja Agrasen Institute Of Management Studies - [MAIMS], New Delhi

I took IPU BBA Entrance examination and got 1676 rank out of 25000-30000 candidates. I opted it because it has nice infrastructure, great facilities, highly educated staff, huge placements.

Well as per my seniors since i am a current 1st year student, many big companies came and the good and bright students got internship to various countries in US. They got around 50000-100000 of stipend depending on the working capabilities of the students.

Companies like Honda and Mahindra are the regular recruiters for the core branches during the placement season. Accenture, Infosys, Wipro and many more software companies recruit students from CS and IT and offer a pay packager around 4 lakhs per annum. The placements for computers and IT are almost 100% while it

Many dance, basketball, tabletennis competitions. Techsurge and Mridanga are the two festivals celebrated at Maharaja Agrasen Institute of Management Studies (MAIMS) on a large scale during the month of February. Techsurge and Mridanga are the two festivals celebrated at Maharaja Agrasen Institute of Management Studies (MAIMS) on a large scale during the month of February.

It is expensive compared to various other ipu colleges in delhi. Rs. 90, 000 per year The faculty is pretty good and helpful, provided that the student is willing to learn. What I have learnt in my 1.5 years in this college is that you don't really need to be a genius or study regularly to score well in the exams. You can score good marks if you start studying two weeks before the end sems and 4 or 5 days before the sessionals. The pattern of the paper keeps on changing so you can't really rely on the previous year papers all the time.

Seniors are very friendly. They solve queries, problems of us freshers, MAE department has many good teachers, with proper knowledge of concepts, but there are only a few excellent teachers, who would focus on learning rather than teaching just for the sake of making students pass the exams.

Exams are very frequent, monthly examinations are held. Students dont get time to study properly for the examinations. Also sometimes 2 exams are held on a single day one after the other.

The faculty is pretty good and helpful, provided that the student is willing to learn. What I have learnt in in this college is that you don't really need to be a genius or study regularly to score well in the exams. You can score good marks if you start studying two weeks before the end sems and 4 or 5 days before the sessionals. The pattern of the paper keeps on changing so you can't really rely on the previous year papers all the time. The teaching department is excellent and quite experienced. Most of them have thorough knowledge about their respective topics and have years of teaching experience are very good but aged; hence some find a sort of generation gap. Some are extremely nagging and harass you to the core. Sometimes the lectures are conducted on an irregular basis as well. Overall, the staff is quite good and friendly and conduct lectures mostly in English.