IILM Institute For Higher Education Lodi Colony Delhi Answered Questions

Total fees at IILM University, Gurugram vary by course. Approximate full course costs (tuition only) are:BA LL.B / BBA LL.B (5 yrs): ~₹17 Lacs total.  (Other UG courses range ~₹11.25–15.6 Lacs depending on program.)Hostel, mess, and other charges are extra and depend on choice of accommodation, so total out-of-pocket cost will be higher than the tuition fee.

MBA Specializations at IILM University, Gurugram :Marketing & InnovationFinanceHuman Resource ManagementBusiness Analytics & Data ScienceFinancial Technology (FinTech)Entrepreneurship & InnovationOperations & Supply Chain / General ManagementArtificial Intelligence & Business Analytics

Yes, a female student can get 10% fee waiver if family income is less than INR 8 lac per annum. She must submit an income certificate issued by competent authorities, such as Tehsildar, Revenue Officer, etc. This waiver is only applicable for the first-year fee. For the second year and above, at least 75% attendance record and 7.5 CGPA is must.

Feedback in the design department is very personal and specific. It's not generic or rushed.Feedback usually includes:One-on-one discussions during studio hours.Clear explanations of what is working and what is not.Suggestions on how to improve rather than just pointing out mistakes.Honest constructive criticism.Because of smaller class sizes, faculty are able to remember individual students' progress. This makes feedback feel more meaningful  

Attendance in the design department is taken seriously, with the mandate being 75%.The reason attendance matters more in design is because most learning happens in the studio, not from slides or notes. If you miss a studio class, you miss both content and feedback.Faculty mark attendance regularly during studio sessions. However, if a student communicates a genuine issue early, faculty are generally understanding. 

Staying back is not mandatory, but many students choose to. Design work needs space and focus, which studios provide better than hostels or homes.Typically:Students stay back during heavy submission weeks.Studios are used for printing prep, mock displays, and group discussions.Seniors and juniors often overlap in studios, leading to informal learning.Faculty may also be available during extended hours before juries. 

On a daily basis, students use studios for multiple things, often simultaneously.Studios are often used in the following ways:During scheduled studio classes, students work on ongoing projects while faculty move around, give feedback, and check progress individually.Outside class hours, students often stay back to complete sketches, layouts, or models because studios have space to spread out work.Peer discussions happen naturally in studios. Students look at each other's work, ask for opinions, and sometimes solve problems together.Studios also become preparation spaces before juries, where students pin up work, rehearse explanations, and refine presentation order.The studios feel like a workspace; it prepares students for how real design studios operate.