Chinky Bhatia's Review On IBMR Business School, Gurgaon

The good thing about this college are the activities that take place every Saturday, which is quite interesting and knowledgeable. The bad thing about the college is that the departments are divided on the basis of their courses so the students do not gather as a whole bunch of college.

you need to appear and score well in MAT to be eligible for the course, later GD and personal interview is taken for all the candidates and they are selected on this basis.

Course follows a basic in the first year and the specialization in the next year that means in the first year it was finance marketing accounts operations business environment.

Regarding internships, most of the students got internship on there own. The highest stipend offered was rupees 8000 and the lowest was zero.

Placements were good for our batch as well as for our seniors. Many good companies had come into the college to recruit students. We even had placement cell in our college and they conduct workshops with well-known corporate leaders once in a month.

The college also organises cultural activities for the students so that they can take part and show their talent to others. These cultural activities make the students present themselves without any hesitation and these helps the students to learn how to stand on there on their feet without any fear about this.

Fees for the whole course is 4,50,000 with 30,000 to be paid at the time of registration, it can be paid annually or semester wise, if you pay annually you get a discount of 10,000.

Yes, there are scholarships availed by the meritorious students. It will be only applicable to students getting minimum required percentage for admission.

Labs had got all the new facilities with new systems and software. Medical facilities were also available. Library had a lot of books. Classrooms were also very well constructed.

Sometimes in the hostels, the Wi-Fi would stop working or perform poorly. A food facility was available in IBMR and apart from it, there were stalls and food courts available outside as well.

I don't know anyone from the alumni as we don't get a chance to interact with them, there was this one time when the alumni came to the college for guest lecture but we were not allowed to talk to her.

WE have so many exams and evaluations that it is impossible to go home and meet family, exams are held in a week's time and the evaluations like group assignments, live projects, class participation are a part of our daily routine now.

I would like to say my experiences. Overall, it was “very good”. All the faculty members were very attentive to the students' needs and seemed to care more about the quality of the education.