Chanchal Maloo's Review on Indian Institute of Foreign Trade, [IIFT] Delhi

Name: Chanchal Maloo's Review on Indian Institute of Foreign Trade, [IIFT] Delhi
Item: Indian Institute of Foreign Trade, [IIFT] Delhi
Rating: 2.2
Author: Chanchal

Overall Rating : 4 / 10

Written on 12 Sep 2019

Academics & Faculty
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6 /10

College class starts from 09:15 and finishes till 06:30 and sometimes it gets extended. Every weekend there are classes for an executive course and this is planned in a very rigors way. Probably one will not get any time for the break. Monthly only one break is given.

Fees & Scholarship
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5 /10

Since last year they have increased the fees from 3.6 lacs to 5.2 lacs. College doesn't offer any loan facility for this course.

Placements & Alumni Network
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4 /10

College does not offer any placement to the executive program. the alumni network is very good you can connect through the college campus.

Infrastructure & Transportation
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1 /10

The infrastructure of IIFT is in a very poor stage, nothing seems working at college, the bathroom is not cleaned properly, classrooms are very old fashioned and poor WiFi, computer, sound system, Mike, etc. This is something they need to improve a lot. Since IIFT is govt College so they don't care about complain about this and they keep blaming Admin and govt. Also very poor in accepting student demand.

Clubs & Associations
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3 /10

For executive batch, no such thing is planned. Since only weekend classes are there so societies are not formed.

Eligibility Criteria & Admission Process
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The entrance process comprises GD and personal interview. Based on the performance in these and your work experience they shortlist the candidate.

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