IILM University Gurgaon Answered Questions

Yes! There is a media lab as well as a multimedia studio at IILM University, Gurugram. The studio was designed keeping in mind industry standards, in collaboration NDTV industry experts. The studio consists of :Three-Camera Setup – Multi-angle professional shootingProduction Control Room (PCR) – Vision Mixer for seamless camera feed managementEditing Suite – High-performance Windows-based system for post-productionTeleprompter Integration – Real-time script readingThis allows exposure to TV production, news anchoring, and digital media for IILM's BJMC students and those with a media elective.

Yes, they have proper career counseling sessions. You can book one-on-one time with mentors who guide you on career paths — whether you want to do MBA, get a job, or start something on your own. It's not just about placements — they genuinely help you plan long-term.

Only slightly. While the core law subjects covered remain more or less the same - Business Law & Corporate GovernanceIntellectual Property RightsAlternative Dispute Resolution FrameworkInformation Technology LawHuman Rights Advocacy & Gender JusticeConstitutional Law etc.By combining Liberal Arts with Law (BA LLB), subjects such as philosophy, jurisprudence, socio-psychology, economics, trade, and human development are covered, whereas, by combining Business with Law (BBA LLB), students develop a comprehensive understanding of how laws impact businesses while addressing contemporary managerial issues and integrate subjects such as business, technology, and public policy.

Yes! I recently worked on a digital marketing campaign project with a local startup, which was part of our coursework. Live projects like these are common, especially in the second and third year. You get to apply classroom knowledge in real scenarios.

The BBA course at IILm Un iversity, Gurugram is roughly follows the outline below:Business Core Courses: ManagementEconomicsCommunicationStatisticsTechnologyMultidisciplinary Courses: Students can choose from the departments of Law, Design, Psychology and EngineeringAdditionally, to ensure experiential learning the following is also incorporated into the curriculum :Local ImmersionSocial ImmersionCorporate InternshipsGlobal Immersion

It's actually very collaborative. Group assignments, brainstorming in clubs, and classroom discussions are all a big part of learning here. Everyone has different strengths — some are good at design, others at presenting — so you learn a lot just by working with your batchmates.

I'd say it's a healthy mix, but definitely more practical than I expected. We do a lot of case studies, presentations, group discussions, and even mock businesses. Some subjects even bring in guest speakers from the industry. So it's not just books — it's applied learning.