ICFAI Business School (IBS), Hyderabad
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Shreya Bagaria
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The dress code for the interview is always proper business formals i.e. a business suit. A tie is optional.
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Shreya Bagaria
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IBS, Hyderabad is good as far as placements are concerned. Personally, I don't mind spending Rs 15 lakhs if you get all the facilities. Also, a good placement. The academics, co-curricular activities, the library, the hostel and the mess everything is good.
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Shreya Bagaria
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The fee is approx Rs 16-17 lakhs. It will vary depending on the college that you select.
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Swathi SDARED to think beyond IIMs and succeeded.
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MANAGE is the best option, if you are interested in agri business management. IBS is good, if you don't worry about huge crowd and high fee.
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Shreya Bagaria
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Yes, of course it is a good B school. The ROI in this college is minimum Rs 6-8 lakhs.
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Rashmi AggarwalClass Representative, DoMS, IIT Roorkee
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I would say go for SIIB if you want to go in IB. ROI for IBS is low. Placements are not at par.
Or you can try IITs if you want to spend less and get more in return. ROI is more than 100% in IITR.
Or you can try IITs if you want to spend less and get more in return. ROI is more than 100% in IITR.
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Shreya Bagaria
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The cut off should be around 195 to 200 for NMAT and for IBSAT there is no cut off
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