XLRI Jamshedpur, strong alumni network & good campus life.

The admission process of XLRI was very smooth and all information required was seamlessly shared via email and social media handles. The cut-offs were promptly shared on the website to maintain transparency.

The course curriculum is at par with the top universities and is very interdisciplinary in nature. Most courses are executed via a case-based pedagogy. The faculty members ensure that the learning outcomes are aligned with industry requirements.

All major consulting and FMCG companies come for internships at XLRI. Apart from these product management roles are coming in plenty in the last few years. All the projects offered during the 2 months internship are evaluated for impact.

For the outgoing batch of 2022, around 100 companies visited the campus for recruitment and offered 437 offers to 427 students across the BM and HRM batches. Highest CTC offered was beyond 60 Lakhs, and the median was around 31 Lakhs. Students get placement offers via PPOs and final placements in the 6th term of the course.

There are multiple scholarships available to provide financial assistance to students for eg: OPJEMS, Alumni Scholarships, EVA Revolut, and ABG Scholarship. The jobs and internship opportunities are excellent considering the pay and role. The companies recruiting from campus ensure that the assigned projects are optimized for the best learning and career growth.

Weekender by DRACULA and EV are the two major cultural fests organized on campus which make the B School life enjoyable at XLRI. Apart from these, there are multiple interest-based committees for Quizzing, Dance, Photography, Drama, Fine Arts, Lit and Debate, and Music that help people follow their hobbies to the fullest. The college library is open 24x7 and is a haven for all kinds of books, journals, and terminals for all academic purposes. Apart from common rooms there are dedicated discussion rooms to facilitate peer learning.

Single rooms are allocated to everyone, rooms are spacious. The Mess menu is student-regulated and is good, to begin with, but gets repetitive towards the end. Apart from the mess, there are multiple eateries on campus that run throughout the day and night.