IBA Bangalore Reviews on Placement, Faculty, Hostel by Students

Since B-Schools are ranked as tier-1, tier-2, and tier-3, IBA falls under the category of tier-2 B-Schools. After realizing the potential of engineering, MBA was the only thing left for me to do and what better place than Bangalore to come for studies. Bangalore is second home of students from Tamil Nadu as maximum students from TN come to Bangalore for PG courses. I appeared for all the entrances and IBA was accepting them all. My score was good enough for getting a call for the further rounds. After the last round of counseling, I finally got admissions at IBA which is one of the best B-Schools in the city. Bangalore has an IIM, and private institutes like Christ University, Kristu Jayanti College, and St. Joseph's College of Commerce but I found IBA next to IIM-B. IBA gave all the students a platform but as a student we had to prove our worth because competition in retail management is very high.Read Full Review

Choosing IBA was no brainer for me after hearing all of Mukesh Ambani's speeches in which he has openly said that retail is the future. Reliance Industries have invested a lot in the retail business, and like them, many conglomerates like Tata's, Birla's, and Adani's. When you do a PG course, what exactly do you look at? Well, I looked at the future, and after knowing that retail is the future, I opted for the PGDM (Retail Management) from IBA, which is one of the best business schools in the country. Reliance Industries themselves have added many things in the courses, and even the assignments we did were for RIL. We were taken to Mumbai for the training for four weeks, and the experience gained there was more than what I learned in our air-conditioned classrooms. The intake for the college is fairly low and placements are exceptional. I paid a fee of 6 lakhs and getting placed with an offer of as good as what I paid for fees is more than what I need to say before recommending this college to all.Read Full Review