My friend has completed his PGDM from the Adani Institute of Infrastructure Management recently. His initial years were pleasant with no complaints about the management and the facilities.

But as he got used to his surroundings, he came across internal politics, employees who were not satisfied. The core faculty panel which consisted of 6 professors was changed within a year and a half.

New people replaced the ones on the placement committee. The team went through a complete revamp. Some of the people who joined for placements did not have any manners as to how to approach a company or how to be respectful with them. Even after a number of complaints, the management never paid any attention to any of them.

On contrary to what was promised, the institute only brought in 20-30% companies and they provided packages of only around 60% and the average package was 4-5 LPA.

In addition to that, most of the companies that the institute brought in were giving placements in the sales area. Most of the time, the job descriptions, packages, and even the locations were unclear. The director of the institute is hardly approachable.

The course of infrastructure management does not provide anything distinctive. It is very much like the PGDM program.

IIM Raipur placements have been pretty good over the last few years. Here are the recent placement highlights for the institute.

Tata Steel, HDFC Bank, IBM, Accenture, IBM, Airtel, etc. are among the top recruiters that took part in the placement drive. 

IIM Raipur doesn’t inflate the placement report. Overall, it is a decent B-school and offers excellent academics.

To decide if the college is worth taking admission or not, we should look at the various factors such as the courses offered, the placement opportunities, the quality of the education, the infrastructure/campus, and most importantly the library or the sources of research papers/ journals. 

• ITER is well known for the education it provides, one of my brothers did his post-graduation in CA from ITER. As he was a bright student, he was awarded an INR 50,000 scholarship from the university. 
• The university provides scholarships to students who keep a score of 8 CGPA or more throughout their academics.
• The faculty is quite friendly and understands students well, however, there have been cases where professors were biased towards the hard-working students.
• Attendance is compulsory, if not then you can face difficulty clearing your semester exams. 
• The campus has a very good library with hundreds and thousands of research papers, last year’s papers, and journals. 
• The canteen isn’t that good as there is no place to sit and eat. 

If you want to graduate from the university without any interruption of backlogs then you need to fulfill all the requirements mentioned below: 

• Don’t bunk the classes. Try to fulfill the required percentage of attendance.
• Attending classes and practicals, and making proper notes. 
• Submit the assignments and projects on time. 
• Try to come under the good books of the professors. 
• Constantly ask doubts and show your presence in the classroom.

Talking about the ITER placement 2020, a total of 104 companies visited the campus and appointed 2264 students with INR 31 Lakh as the highest package and average was INR 6 Lakh. 

I believe that this is a good college for taking admissions in whichever course you want. 

Here's what one of IIM Rohtak's students has to say about his two years there.

It all began with Aarambh. Then it just kept going. Classroom exercises, club and committee meetings, management summits, event planning activities, case discussions, last night studies, and sports activities are all part of the program. With so much going on, it's difficult to keep track of the tide.

There were both highs and lows. Those two years were a roller coaster ride of laughs, tears, sweat beads, hugs, and other emotions. It's amazing how a group of (almost) like-minded people transformed from friends to family.

Everyone played a role. Everyone contributed significantly to the batch's ecosystem in some way. Most importantly, everyone made life bearable. Those 20 months instilled in him a sense of responsibility for his job, family, and society as a whole. There were complications. There were disappointments. The journey was not easy. But it was a worthwhile journey, one that changed him for the better.