ICFAI Business School Mumbai Powai Answered Questions

Good to hear that you got selected at IBS, Mumbai. It's a great institute to learn management and various skills required to work in the corporate environment. As far as MET-Bandra is concerned, it has a good corporate presence with companies that visit every year for placements. You need to compare the fees structure and placement records from the placement cell of IBS Mumbai as you got selected for IBM, Mumbai and others accordingly to see what ROI you would be getting after you get placed. You even need to compare the same track records for MET-Bandra by asking relevant sources like your friends or the students already studying there. As I am IBS Mumbai pass out, I would say that placements are good and even the faculty and course wise teaching is good, designed and updated as per industry specifications. Academically also they provide 3 months internship which is very good in itself as no other institution provides such a great practical exposure to corporate like IBS-Mumbai does. They follow a good corporate teaching pattern and make students learn the pressure of corporate culture and accordingly how to adjust with it. Package wise, they have the average package of Rs 6 LPA and the highest package of Rs 11.5 LPA.

Amity Global B-School Mumbai, Malad West Campus, Mumbai:
Pros:
Quality of faculty is excellent and their experiences too.
Teaching quality of specialization related elective subjects is the best, mostly case study based.
The best part of learning is experiential learning and management workshop.
Infrastructure
Good crowd
Location of college - Ideal for students on Westen Line, Churchgate/VT to Borivali
General professionalism of staff
Good institutional facilities
Wi-Fi in whole campus (laptops, tabs only, no phone and mobiles - sad indeed)
Good classrooms - with surveillance
Decent average package (7 lacs)
I am happy with my decision of choosing Amity, Mumbai for my MBA.
Note: Amity has two campuses in Mumbai - Malad West (Mindspace) Campus and Amity University Panvel campus. So, if you are from western line Amity Malad Campus is the best option, but there are only limited seats for MBA in Malad campus i.e. 60 seats. They also offer BBA (60 seats) in Malad campus.
The other campus is in Panvel and they offer various programs in sience, technology, engineering, management and commerce, arts, fashion, mass-communication, journalism, etc. The admission is through entrance test in both these campus.
Cons:
Too strict in terms of attendance (minimum 75% attendance is a must to sit for next semester exam)
Dress code
Number of quality summer/winter internships (Only single day internship is provided, no stay)
Canteen can be better
Parking facility - First come basis
Few faculties - too strict
High fee structure - 6.2Lacs
I would not suggest IBS Mumbai. I cancelled my MBA admission there because in each classroom you will see 90+ students seated. It has poor student faculty ratio. Placement figures are usually inflated with fake variables included. The placement team keeps changing every year. Although few faculty, Visiting-faculty there are among the best faculty available in Mumbai and also taking lectures in Amity, Welingkar and NMIMS. IBS campus offers PGPM certificate and if you want to pursue MBA, you need to pay 1 lakh extra and also appear for separate exam for MBA as well which means for the same degree you need to appear for the exam twice and the best part is that MBA degree will not be from IBS Mumbai, but from some university in east India - Sikkim, Meghalaya or Tripura.

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