Arun Bhat's Review On International Management Centre - [IMC], New Delhi

Good: Flexible on fees collection and transparency on all details from management. Bad: Not much focused on imparting proper knowledge.

This was a newly introduced course by our college and so much to impact was taken by staff and management and projects and industrial training were made necessary for completing the BBA Degree. As a BBA student, I liked it with all my core heart, getting to know industries and organisations, management, helps to grow as a perfect individual

Not much into campus placements, the initiate was taken by management but could not make it fruitful for students.

In-house cultural activities, apart from group discussions, extempore and management-related skills enhancement activities. Extra initiatives were taken by the previous alumni network along with regular teaching staff to develop interpersonal and other management skills.

It was feasible at that time in 1999 and mode of payment was cheque’s only. College was very much transparent with fees structure from the very beginning. Being a Kashmiri migrant I was even given relaxation on fees charges etc. No additional hidden charges were asked.

Not aware if they provide any scholarship nowadays, it’s a private college and scholarships at that time was not available

Ours as the coeducational college has students from other states also and from good family backgrounds and it was all friendly and healthy atmosphere always among students. From college point of view, initially in the first and second year, apart from the regular staff, alumni network also put extra effort to organise competitions, debates to develop personal and management skills that were actually a part of the course curriculum.

I have not opted for the hostel as I was local to Delhi. But there was a hostel facility for outside students. Rooms with basic amenities on sharing basis separate for boys and girls. Water, electricity with one common dining space.

Our batch was the 2nd batch. Most of our classmates are in touch with each other. Our senior batch was initially helpful but later didn’t prove much of our help

After taking the entrance test and initial interview process at south extension Delhi. This institution is a UGC recognised and with all well educated faculties and management. Not aware of what is the admission process now. Complete course of 3 years was divided into semesters

Around 5 faculties were available. Among them one Mr Srivastava an accounts faculty was very impressive and knowledgable with CA as his qualifications, Rest I don’t remember now as it’s almost 21 years now. As per the course curriculum, most of the faculties were either from MBA OR Commerce Background.