IFIM School of Management Electronic City Bangalore Answered Questions

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Yes, IFIM College is a private autonomous college. Being a private college, it is affiliated with Bangalore University.
Hostel stay is mandatory for all students during the first year of the program. d. Hostel rooms are allotted on a first-come-first-serve basis.

It depends on your rank in the PGCET exam and which college is more suitable for you. The cutoff is determined by a variety of factors, including the number of available seats, the number of students applying to that college, and any vertical or horizontal reservations. If your rank and score are good, you should choose a college with a lower tuition fee and better placements. For instance, the MBA fee at IFIM College is Rs. 9 Lacs, whereas the average placement package is around Rs. 6.2 Lacs per annum.

JAGSoM formerly known as IFIM Business school. Well the college and student is what help each other. IFIM definetly has a brand image that will help you in your placements, amazing faculty and infrastructure. It will do EVERYTHING to make you job ready and help you get placed. But then if you are not a able candidate you may not get placed. So it's again 50 / 50. More and more students are interested in IFIM so now college has become little choosy on whom they admit. It has a good interview process. Over all college is brilliant. !

Yes, Dual specialization is offered in the MBA programme at IFIM College Bangalore.
Industry-relevant and globally recognized professional qualification. Opportunity to work anywhere in the world. The course is embedded with CMA (Certified Management Accountants) from the US. CMA is a global benchmark for Management Accountants and Financial professionals. But it offers US CMA in the BBA courses.
MBA at IFIM College focuses on innovative pedagogy that enables students to learn how business concepts are integrated into business decisions through the application of business tools, simulations, and case studies while incorporating each functional business area.

All of them are good but according to me RIIM is better amongst all because of its specially designed 2to 3 courses that help you to prepare your self for further competition which you are gonna face. All the certifications are helpful. One of the certificates is from IIM KOZIKODE which simply helps build your CV. In addition to that A visit to IIM for 2 weeks is such a brilliant experience. I got the preferences while applying for Jobs even after several switches I made in my career.

There is no percentile criteria for admission in IFIM. It looks at your overall skills, communication, achievements etc. They have a a rigorous GD-PI process in which they'll assess your candidature for admissions in the college. I, being a current student at IFIM, can tell you that this college made me realize that your scores matter very little and you growing as a dynamic individual is what that matters. With our unique bespoke programme, IFIM ensures that students here have a holistic development and are groomed into professionals for industry 4.0.

The infrastructure of the college is good though not great. Our library access is good and we have unlimited online access. Lecture halls are attractive but Wi-fi connection is very poor. There's no net access across the campus. They have world class faculty members but the attrition rate is very high in XIME for past 2 years (almost 95%). So, every year, you see complete new faculty members who are not able to fill the place of older ones. Placement is really a problem, ROI is the worst here. Cost of MBA is around 12 Lacs but average salary is between 4-5 Lacs. XIME was very good but it is losing its name from past 2 years.