Rishabhpande98's Review on Institute of Management, Nirma University
Placements and Internships
I did my internship at getmyuni and my stipend was Rs 6,000 per month.
JP Morgan, Morgan Stanley, ICICI Bank, Sony
We have a strong alumni network spread all over India and abroad as well
College Infrastructure and Hostel Facilities
There are 3 hostels with about Rs 6000 per month as fees.
PG outside the college cost around 8000-10000.
Food in the college is average while classrooms libraries and wifi are good.
Entrance Exams and Admissions
The candidate should have a bachelors degree to be eligible for the MBA Programme.
The entrance test taken is CAT (Common Admission Test)
80 percentile is the cutoff
Academics and Faculty
The daily routine includes attending classes from 9am to 1 pm. There are regular assignment tests and quizzes.
Teaching is case study based which gives practical exposure.
Fees and Scholarships
Fees is about 7 lakh per year including hostel.
30 students get a scholarship after being selected into the programme.
Loans can be availed from both govt and private banks
Clubs and Associations
There are 26 clubs in the college.
The main cultural event is PR10
College life is fast and enjoyable. There are enough extra curricular activities that can be enjoyed by students.
4.2
Placements & Internships
4
Fees & Scholarships
4
Academics & Faculty
4
College Infrastructure & Hostel Facilities
4.5
Clubs & Associations
4.5
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