As I have interacted with the ex-students online, I got to know some facts about IIM Indore. These facts might also be helpful to you as they can provide you with an answer to your question.

• The first IPM batch was the 2011 batch which attained 100% placements. 
• The average ranged around 10 LPA. 
• Various students were placed by means of PPIs which they won through case study competitions like Nomura Investments. 
• The hiring status of IPM students ranged from startups to big renowned companies such as Deloitte, ICICI Bank, etc. 

As a student of IPM, one would certainly be able to pave the way to a non-disappointing and successful career.

Absolutely, it is true. It has been seen that many students who have average academic scores are selected in IIM Indore for the IPM course. Basically, the selection is based on the criteria that include aptitude test score, personal interview, and written ability test for which the scores required are 50 percent, 35 percent, and 15 percent respectively.

The panelists in the interview can ask various questions related to the low academic score but if you can tackle the situation with some of the respectful reasons then there is a high possibility for your selection.

Lastly, we can say that despite your low academic score you can manage to get into IIM Indore for the IPM course by giving your best into the personal interview and written ability test.

Reva University is one of the top universities in Bangalore and is a very good institute to pursue BBA. It offers BBA (Hons) and BBA (Industry Integrated) too for the students who are interested in business administration. Here are some of the highlights of the BBA program from Reva University. 

Outcome-based curriculum:

The outcome-based curriculum of this course helps the students in becoming effective business managers by developing the key competencies required in the business field. This course improves the communication skills of the students and also trains them to analyze different kinds of business situations and make some significant decisions.

Industry based learning: 

Students get the chance to work on live projects in multiple areas such as human capital management, finance, marketing, policies related to business management, wealth management, decision making, etc. These projects provide a better understanding of the concepts of business administration to the students. In the last semester, students are required to take up a major project according to their specialization and interests. 

Teaching methodology:

The faculty of this university is very talented and experienced and they have taken the approach of teaching beyond pen & paper. There are various seminars, workshops, case studies, and experiential learning sessions organized on the campus to teach management skills, business analytical reasoning, critical thinking, and self-confidence to the students. 

Placement assistance:

The placements of this university are very good and it has a placement and training cell which helps the students in achieving their goals. The university will provide you with guidance and support at every step whether you want to do a job after your BBA or pursue MBA. They will help you at every step, right from resume writing to interview preparation to get you placed at top companies. According to the recent placement highlights the average CTC offered at the institute is 6 LPA. 

Reva University is a very good institute to pursue BBA as it has very good faculty and placements and also provides your guidance and support in every step till you get placed in a top company. 

SRCC is an established and well-known institution affiliated with the University of Delhi. The institution has a pretty good faculty and the curriculum being taught there is also considered to be of high standards. If you are planning to prepare a solid CV for your career, I would suggest that you opt for a course of your interest at SRCC. 

These are just some views I gathered by interacting with students of these institutes. 

• The curriculum followed at IPM has been mocked by several candidates because of its diversity. It does not include specific topics for a particular specialization. 
• However, for the batch of 2016-21, a new curriculum has been introduced by the authorities which is more focussed on areas like Economics, Quantitative aptitude, Philosophy, Psychology, and Sociology. 
• These areas are also considered to be the 5 pillars of management at the PGDM level by many individuals working in the field of business and management.
• The placement of the institution is also quite good with the average package approximately equal to the amount which usually gets offered to candidates studying at the Postgraduate level. 

My brother was eligible for admission at SRCC but instead, he opted for IPM because it was favoring his interests, environment, and several other factors. You can too make a decision based on your interests and several other factors which you think are important for your career.