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Ibsat exam was conducted. After clearing that we had to sit for the GDPI round. And then after getting clear we were in for the admission process. The minimum criteria were getting 50% and above in your graduation program. The admission process was very much smooth.

I chose this course because I wanted to pursue an MBA. Ibs was the last option I had and so I took admission. Faculty are highly educated. Hardly there were 1-2 which were not good. Rest all were best. Marketing professors are highly qualified. Exams were conducted on time. Not all papers were easy. But then yes it's a full time MBA. It should be challenging.

I got a chance to work with Kantar Imrb on data collection and acquisitions. It was the best experience working in a highly reputed company. I worked on 4 projects. One of them was CSEC study India where I had to conduct telephonic interviews on a random database.

After the first year is completed, students enrol for internship. When college starts in June, students start preparing for placements. Companies usually come in August. 95% of students get placed. Companies like ICICI, hdfc, Neilson, and factors Pr visit for a marketing profile. No plans after getting the degree.

Every year the fee structure changes. For 2019-21 batch fees was 8lpa for 2 years. The scholarship was provided only to those students who got cgpa above 7. Yes, college does provide campus placements. More marketing companies come as compared to finance and HR.

The campus is just amazing. It feels like home every time we enter college. There are many clubs. Like you can't even count. I was social media head for Arogyam club which is the health and fitness club of Ibs Mumbai. Talking abt sports, every year a runnathon is conducted and apart from Student their family also can take part. It's a huge event.

No, I didn't face any problem during any rounds. I don't remember the exact topics. But it included topics like Netflix v/s Tv, SEO v/s sem, etc. After Gd, Pi was conducted where there were 2 panellists for discussion. They asked questions like tell me something about yourself, why MBA, why Ibs, etc.