Business school

Yes, Immanuel Business School does have a placement cell. They have got a proper Training & Placement Cell which does coordinates with companies and arranges campus drives, internships, pre-placement talks. It is active and supportive and helps you get ready for interviews and have jobs in companies like Cognizant, Deloitte, Tech Mahindra, etc.

MBA/PGDM at Immanuel Business School is a good choice because they focus on overall development and not just theory. You get industry exposure, and one-on-one mentoring, and placements are also decent with big companies hiring the students. Plus, faculty is also supportive and the learning environment is also goof, so it's worth it.

To get into Immanuel Business School for MBA/PGDM, you need to have a graduation degree with at least 50% marks. You must give an entrance exam like TS ICET, CAT, or MAT and meet the eligibility criteria. After that, there's GD and interview. 

I couldn't find the exact hostel fees for Immanuel Business School. It seems that they don't publicly list them. You'll likely have to contact the admissions office or check their official website for current rates. It's common that fee details—room rent, mess, security deposit—are shared directly with applicants.

Immanuel Business School (IBS) is known mainly because it pushes students beyond academics—mixing strong ethics, and leadership focus and real industry exposure. They've got good placement record—like 60–85% students land jobs with average package of INR 3–3.5 LPA and the highest package till INR 5.5 LPA from big names like Amazon, Cognizant, Deloitte etc. The faculty is experienced, lots of one-on-one mentoring, foreign tie-ups and skill building modules makes it stand out.

IIM and Harvard Business Schools are elite in different contexts. IIM, especially in the locations in Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Kolkata, is best for excelling in India's Cooperate world, and is comparatively affordable than HBS. Students who want to build their career in India and have a limited budget for a world-class MBA must choose IIM over HBS. In contrast, students looking for consulting or Finance in the US and willing to join elite firms or seeking a career as a CEO must go to Harvard Business School. The comparison between the two is given below:

Yes, Amrita School of Business is considered good for MBA. The institute has strong faculty, good placement records, and offers holistic development of students to by offering a number of extracurricular activities. This gives students a number of opportunities in industry and organisations.