Academics & Faculty
4.7
Fees and Scholarship
4
Placements & Internships
4.4
College Infrastructure
4.8
International Exposure
3.9
Hostels & Food
4.6
Clubs & Associations
4.6
Social Atmosphere
4.7
Academics & Faculty
4.7
Fees and Scholarship
4
Placements & Internships
4.4
College Infrastructure
4.8
International Exposure
3.9
Hostels & Food
4.6
Clubs & Associations
4.6
Social Atmosphere
4.7
4.4
Based on 30 Verified Reviews
>4-5 star
29
>3-4 star
1
>2-3 star
0
1-2 star
0
Academics & Faculty
4.7
Fees and Scholarship
4
Placements & Internships
4.4
College Infrastructure
4.8
International Exposure
3.9
Hostels & Food
4.6
Clubs & Associations
4.6
Social Atmosphere
4.7
Gnanesh | Master of Business Administration [MBA], batch of 2016
Reviewed on Nov 10, 2017
The candidate must be a graduate in any discipline and must clear the GMAT / GRE exam to get admission in this college. Minimum 740 cutoff mark in GMAT and 320 cutoff mark in GRE is required.
Placements & InternshipsI haven’t done any internship yet. Many companies like cube LABS, Kalpataru Ltd, A K Capital Services Ltd, Kalpataru Power Transmission Ltd, Karma Healthcare, A.T. Kearney Limited, Accelya Kale Solutions Ltd, Accenture Services Pvt Ltd, kony India Pvt Ltd, Adani Group, KPMG, Kotak Life Insurance, Aditya Birla Group, Larsen & Toubro, Alexion Business Services Pvt. Ltd, etc hire our students with a decent salary.
Apoorva | Bachelor of Science [B.Sc] (Agriculture), batch of 2017
Reviewed on Sep 27, 2017
I appeared in TS EAMCET for the admission.
Aashay | Post Graduate Programme in Management [PGPM], batch of 2017
Reviewed on Aug 03, 2016
Amandeep Singh | Post Graduate Programme in Management [PGPM], batch of 2016
Reviewed on May 25, 2017
Chandni | Post Graduate Programme in Management [PGPM], batch of 2016
Reviewed on Jan 01, 1970
- Detailed academic schedule with a fair share of assignments and frequent tests
- Starts with core courses before it moves into elective from the 4th semester onwards
- Good faculty
- Accessible outside class as well
International Exposure- In association with top Ivy leagues
- Courses are taught in English
- Average cost of exchange programs range from INR 100,000 to 200,000
Soumya | Post Graduate Programme in Management [PGPM], batch of 2016
Reviewed on Jan 01, 1970
top class faculty. Mostly guest faculty from best bschools abroad. curriculum is stressful. case based methodology. high accessibility of profs
International Exposureexchange tie up with 50+ schools across the world.
close to 70 students travel on exchange program.
international case competitions happen
Priyank | Post Graduate Programme in Management [PGPM], batch of 2016
Reviewed on Jan 01, 1970
Acedmics are pretty hectic but curriculum is designed in a very structured way. It is still tough to believe how so much of learning is happening in such a short span of time (each term is just 1 month long and we are taught 4 subjects)
International ExposureThe international exchange program is a great opportunity to study for 4 months in the best b-schools of the globe. However, getting into a exchange program is based on a lucky draw.
However, there are few international students who come over here to study.
Katya | , batch of 2016
Reviewed on Jan 01, 1970
The variety of professors available to the class is extraordinary. ISB has a good mix of resident professors and visiting experts from the best B-schools around the world. The professors are always available to help on external project the students are working on, including competitions, cases and projects. The ELP (Experiential Learning Programme) system is wonderful as it allows you to experience working with a real client while continuing studies at the same time.
The classes offered are relevant and thorough, with a high level of effort expected for each course. The speed and intensity with which the courses are conducted are an excellent preparation for real-world high-pressure situations. Testing is frequent, with exams every two weeks and multiple assignments and quizzes in between. This helps keep a good check on progress and learning.
International Exposure
The international exposure that ISB has is exceptional within Indi
Aishwarya | , batch of 2016
Reviewed on Jan 01, 1970
Excellent courses, diverse set of professors with about 80% faculty from out of India
Excellent method of teaching - the case method
Very systematic program, managed exceptionally well, tests every 3 weeks, assignments every day
Professors are always accessible fror anything!
International ExposureVery limited international exposure, less than 2% of class is of international origin. Large number of Indian Americans & English people.
Every year about 100 people travel abroad for exchange program out of a class of 800 approx., selection purely on basis of bidding points! The strategy you play with matters more than the grade! It's hard core game theory.
Several languages spoken on campus; foreign language classes take place every weekend
Average cost of the international exchange is 3-6lacs INR.
Chirag | Post Graduate Programme in Management [PGPM], batch of 2016
Reviewed on Jan 01, 1970
With professors coming from all around the world, the quality of education is the best you will find in India & one thing you should not miss.
College InfrastructureThe college has best social infrastrutre you would find amongst any college in India and will give any foreign university a compexion with its infrastructre.
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