XLRI NCR review by a first year student- Nagendra

The process was great overall. There was a XAT exam which was followed by a rigorous process of personal interviews coupled with various other steps to be taken. Any UG (Last year) or completed is can apply. No reservations. Forms can be found on the official page of XLRI...Read More

Good Aspects: Faculty, Peers, Course Curriculum, Brand new state of the art infrastructure. Bad Aspects: Recently established so it is relatively unknown to many people and companies. Admission Process: Primary shortlist happens through a XAT entrance test that takes place in January, followed by a GD and PI round that happens in March. Why this college over others: Even though it has been recently established, the brand name of XLRI and the fact that we at XLRI Delhi have the same curriculum and faculty as XLRI Jamshedpur in addition to being part of the same culture made me choose this college over others. Any blog or forum: Not exactly, there were just multiple sites that I browsed through to get basic details and understanding....Read More

We are the first batch of the college so there was a sense of fear in everyone, but post SIP's, we know we are in good hands and the batch would do good in upcoming years. The admission process is the same as Jamshedpur, first XAT then GD/PI post which a common merit list is released and students have an option to join either JSR or Delhi. The brand and alum network of XLRI is just amazing much closer than any IIM....Read More

It brought the opportunity to continue the glorious legacy of XLRI in a new chapter that is the Delhi NCR Campus. The same pedagogy and placements as the Jamshedpur campus, and the firsts of many in the new campus; is a great fulfilling experience. The Delhi campus has all the facilities and the famous alumni network and the excellent faculty are there to guide and nurture it....Read More

XLRI is among one of the oldest brand names in India, decided to open a new campus with the same curriculum & professors, combined placements, combined SIPs. The admission process for both the campuses is the same, i.e. XAT exam, GD, and then interview. Considering the Jhajjar campus is near to the capital region, so it would be an attraction to many of the companies coming for placements. Upon considering the above factors, I gave preference to XLRI, Jhajjar....Read More

XLRI is said to be the oldest and one of the most prestigious B-schools in India and indeed it is so. Right from the academic rigour to a plethora of opportunities in all aspects, the college gives every individual multiple opportunity to grow and develop. Thanks to the supportive seniors and professors, a highly conducive environment for academic and non-academic growth is created which helps a person immensely in his/ her career. The admission process entailed the XAT entrance test followed by a personality form and an asynchronous interview. After this was the Group Discussion and the PI rounds. I used blogs like Quora, inside IIM while selecting the college....Read More