IBS adds value to your life

I chose IBS and not other colleges because according to me it has better ROI which one wants after getting into a college. Sports quota may be available. 50% in academics is a must to get into IBS, a first process which is giving the exam of IBSAT needs you to have above 50%.

I choosing this course made me face the practical world and exposed me to different parts of the managerial world too. Teachers are humble and friendly and they help you from the first year till the time you get placed. Guidance from them is very needed and helpful as well. We have midterm exams and the final exams as well.

IBS Mumbai provides internship opportunities from various companies ranging from various sectors financial sectors, banking, consumer goods, pharma, consulting, telecom. The project tasks start from sales and marketing tasks to research work. Examples of companies: Aditya Birla, Jio Labs, SD Corp, Outlook group, Fanatisch etc.

Hundreds of companies visit IBS during placements. Some of them being Google, Oracle, Aditya Birla, LnT, Byjus, JP Morgan etc. 99% of the students are getting placed. There's a placement committee as well and you're under different faculty mentors. The package starts from 4 lakhs per annum to 10 lakhs.

The cost to study is 8 lakhs for 2 years. The scholarship amount depends upon the percentage you get in your semester (above 80%). Many banks are up for financial assistance from the public sector to the private sector and financial assistance HDFC, Axis etc.

Classrooms are well spacious, ac classrooms, etc. Extra activities like club activities, fests like Konflux etc are taken care of. Social groups like clubs for eg Kautilya (Finance Club), marketing 360 & Markophilia (Marketing Club), here you get a good network and good exposure towards people and different happenings.

Some basic topics of general knowledge and current affairs for example Cryptocurrency, Politics and questions like telling me about yourself, Why MBA, Why IBS, questions on your past records, etc are asked.