Best experience to go to a premier B-school

Our schedule was pretty refreshed and deliberately created so as to coordinate pace with a quickly changing scene of the corporate area. For the initial two semesters, we got a 360-degree perspective on the company, including promoting to funds, from lawful to statistical surveying. Later I examined Marketing and HR as a specialization. During the last semester, we went for a required nearby venture.

All the top companies across industries such as FMCG, IT, consulting, etc., visit the campus for placements. In our batch, almost everyone got placed by the end of the session. I don't remember the exact placement percentage. The lowest salary package offered was 12 LPA, and the highest went up to 1 crore per annum. The given MBA programme in ISB has students with different work experiences, so the placements are a combination of previous experience and ISB profile. Companies such as McKinsey, BCG, Pahul, Coke, IBM, Novartis, Walmart, Deloitte, Cargill, Luxottica, Dalberg, etc., visited the campus for placements.

I paid 36k on a yearly premise as my MBA expense. It is one of the most attainable and select projects in the area and I was quite happy with the expense. That is to say, a full-time MBA program just for 72k which was far not exactly the expense charged by numerous private schools.

Various occasions like the yearly day, sports day, freshers, goodbye, and so on are praised in our school. Understudies from various divisions and distinctive social foundations partake in various exercises like social move, singing, discourse, and so forth. Our school turns socially lovely during these occasions.

Admissions to the college are done on a legitimacy premise. Understudies need to buy the application structure, from the administrator office and apply it with all the scholastic subtleties. The executives was extra steady during the affirmation procedure. They even gave me some time unwinding for introducing my graduation degrees.

We had international visiting professors from Wharton and Stanford. We had a very exhaustive course curriculum that focused on practical learning with the use of real statistical tools. We had a different professor for each subject. We didn't have internships, but ELPs (Experiential Learning Projects) were given by external organisations, and students had to apply for it. There was no stipend offered. Students at ISB enter with already a minimum of 2 years experience, so an internship is not needed.