IBA Bangalore Campus: Photos, Virtual Tour

The campus was small but was architecturally sound. Since the college is relatively new, Indus has hired some top IT company for providing the best solutions. I-card becomes mandatory as without them you can’t enter the classes nor you can leave the campus. The computer labs were also automated as we had to login and all our web history was checked. Coming from technology to sporting part, the college had a mini stadium sort of built. It had badminton courts, table tennis courts, and a couple of pool tables. It was a relaxation zone in a way as after hours of college were spent there. IBA infrastructure was no short of calling it wonder.

Life at B-Schools is much different than that of engineering colleges. IBA had many fun elements but at the same time assignments and projects took their dues. College timings were such that we had many breaks but the end time was hardly defined. Sometimes our last lecture would end at 4 pm while on some days, it ended at 7 pm. On the days of guest lectures our entire schedule went upside down. The college location is not far from malls and cinema houses. Even though Karnataka and Tamil Nadu are rival states, there was no booing from our Kannada friends as all the outsiders for that matter were welcomed with warm hearts and open hands.Read Full Review

The campus was nearly 10 acres big and had two buildings. The college offers just one course with as many as eight specializations. The buildings were divided into four as each building accommodated four specializations. Both buildings had their own library, their own coffee bar. The campus had a bit of both as the greenery of the campus will give you the feel of Garden city, and since Bangalore is known for its IT industries, the modern facilities will provide you with a touch of how hi-tech the college is. A student activity centre had a stage and chairs installed to do projects or sip coffees with classmates. There was a sports complex with a proper stadium. A grocery store inside the campus to make sure the residing students didn't fall short on anything.

There were two big fests of IBA. One was a sports bash called Burning Bush, and the other was a cultural event known as Kalakshetra. Kalakshetra was one event where the students and even the faculty were allowed to participate. One skit on social messages is done by faculty members every year. Kalakshetra is a two-year program as every student is given the roles from the start. Students were divided into groups for Kalakshetra.Read Full Review