Good institute with decent experience and great placements

The course curriculum is well structured into 6 trimesters spread across a tenure of 2 years. Well-qualified faculty with a low faculty: student ratio. The term exams are although slightly difficult to pass due to the existence of a 50% passing criteria

Summer internship opportunities are provided to the students by various companies visiting the campus. The average stipend last year was around 25000. Last year major internships were offered in the field of marketing, sales, and research but this year many new recruiters offered roles in the finance domain too.

This year the institute completed 100% placement by the end of December. The average packet stood at around 11.5 lakhs. Various prominent recruiters like DE Shaw, Tresvista, Asian Paints, EY, Deloitte, etc. Visited the campus.

The fee structure is at par with the industry standards in India. The academic Fee is around 12 lakh and the average package for 2021-23 was around 11 lakh so ROI is high. Does Institute provide scholarships up to? 1 lakh to meritorious and needy students.

The campus is very small and provides limited opportunities for sports and extracurricular activities inside the campus. The campus has a huge cafeteria and a well-equipped library. Our yearly cultural fest TATVA is held in Feb/March which are the most enjoyable 3 days in the whole PGDM journey.

The hostel facility is pretty decent. The hostel fee includes room rent, food including breakfast, lunch, evening, snacks, and dinner, and a conveyance facility from the hostel to campus which is around 3km away. Food is of decent quality, and the registration process for the hostel is easy, one can register easily by paying one-year hostel fee at the start of the session.

LBSIM Accepts CAT scores with a minimum cut-off of 80 percentile. Minimum qualification is graduation. Application forms are available on the college website itself. Shortlisting through CAT scores is followed by GD/PI session

Students are shortlisted through CAT scores followed by GD and a PI. The GD topic in my case was the impact of rapid disinvestment and privatization in the aviation industry. I prepared by a thorough reading of newspapers, following current affairs in the field of economics and business For interview, I also prepared myself for hygiene questions