MBA at Nirma University

Amazing. Very experienced faculty (almost 10-20 yrs). The curriculum is similar to that of other top B-schools in India. Case studies, field visits and group projects make it rigorous but productive. Would definitely recommend.

Internship opportunities are decent. There are companies from all domains - FMCG, BFSI, IT, Durables etc. Some companies are Morgan Stanley, JP Morgan, Bigbasket, and ICICI Bank. The highest stipend was 100000 per month.

The placements are decent. The highest package last year was 30 lakhs. The average was around 12 lakhs. 100% placements are observed. The placement committee is very committed. ROI wise it is very good.

The fee structure is 15 Lakh for two years. This includes tuition fees, student activity fees, mess, hostel, laundry and everything else. There are 2 types of scholarship provided- merit-based and income-based. Since the institution is in Gujarat the annual is hiked at max 5%. The ROI of the course in terms of placements is worth it.

The campus life is quite happening. The lush green campus, with modern times building. Nirma has it all cricket ground, football ground, Badminton court, basketball courts, lawn tennis court, indoor sports room etc. Every day an event or the other is happening. There are almost 20 clubs and committees students can be part of. The biggest annual cultural event in IMNU is PR10. Various competitions keeps on going.

Girls' hostel rooms are very beautiful. There is a single bed, a study desk and an almirah provided to each along with attached washrooms. There is a night canteen in the hostel only. Mess is common for boys and girls. MBA is a compulsory residential course.

To apply to the Nirma University MBA program, students need to fill out the form on their IMNU website and must have taken CAT exam. The shortlisted students get a mail of interview and further process. It is a normal process, an Interview along with an impromptu speech on a topic given by them. The cutoff in 2022 was near to 80 percentile. I scored 85 in my CAT.

I was interviewed and then an impromptu speech was to be given to the panel on the topic they suggested. For the interview, it had questions which were personal, academic, GK and situational. For the topic, I got something related to NGOs in India.