IILM University

I'm currently pursuing BBA here, and I've found it quite balanced. The course isn't just theory — there are loads of presentations, group projects, and case studies. The faculty really pushes you to think beyond the textbook. Plus, guest lectures and industry visits are a big plus.

IILM has successfully prepared global managers, earning recognition as a benchmark for other institutions and establishing itself as a top private B-school in India.

IILM's Accreditations are:

• UGC (University Grants Commission)
• NBA (National Board of Accreditation)
• AIU (Association of Indian Universities)

Recognitions:

• Business Today 2024: Rank 47 - for Business School Ranking
• NIRF Ranking Band: 101-125 - MANAGEMENT Category

Yes! 

The following clubs pertaining to the Law School of IILM Gurugram are offered :

• Moot Court Committee
• Lex Clava - The Cultural Club for IILM Law
• Centre for Excellence in Legal Writing
• Legal Aid Centre

Yes, big time! They have incubation spaces, entrepreneurship clubs, and mentorship programs. I pitched an idea during an intra-college competition, and now I'm actually developing it with support from the faculty.

I've stayed in hostels before, but IILM's feels different. Clean rooms, decent food, laundry service, and 24x7 security. Plus, your friends are just next door — there's always someone to hang out or study with. It becomes your little family.

A good mix of companies from sectors like finance, marketing, consulting, and even startups. Some known names include Deloitte, EY and KPMG. There are also a lot of internships offered during college to build experience early.

It's a mix, but mostly modern. We use case studies from Harvard, do roleplays, have interactive sessions — sometimes even outdoors. It never feels like a boring lecture, and most faculty members try to keep it real and industry-linked.

For me, it's the amphitheater and the café. Whether it's chilling between classes or prepping for a presentation with friends, those places are where a lot of memories are made. And yes, the chai at the café hits different!

Pretty diverse, actually. My class has students from across India — Gujarat, Kolkata, Punjab, even Nepal. The cultural exchange is amazing. Events like Diwali night, food fests, and cultural day make you feel connected with everyone.