Kavya B's Review On IIM Raipur Indian Institute Of Management, Raipur

So when I got mails from where I had selected, I went to college profiles and everything and I had a look at the companies that came for placements. The kind of campus they had and also I went through the LinkedIn profiles of the alumni and for which companies they are working and internally how they are doing. I also spoke to a couple of people who are there and try to get an idea of how the campus life feels and how to appear to learn and alumni pings and connect with us. So considering these things, I found Raipur to be the best fit.

Course curriculum So, even though gone from the website and that seems very interesting to me. The courses are offered and kind of electives that are in the second year as well. So, it was very interesting to me that the majors I want to take. And the faculties are also very good. It has one of the best faculties in the country. And even their teaching methods are very good and it's very interesting. Everything is interesting as it is relevant to the industry also. FacultiesFaculties are good as they are very helpful. They are very connected to the industry also. They make the classes very interesting and relevant so, that's how it been.

For summer internships I think the median is 88000 and for final placement, it is around 15 lakhs according to the previous report. we have a lot of big companies like Deloitte, Infosys.

So, we don't have a lot of really big companies coming for final placements and summer internship recruitments. For summer internships I think the median is 88000 and for final placement, it is around 15 lakhs according to the previous report. For both, we have a lot of big companies like Deloitte, Infosys. The placement cell is good.

The cost is different. It cost INR 14 lakhs. But if you are choosing further international relations like exchange programs then I think it cost a little bit higher to INR 17 to 18 lakhs.

The second year was helpful and they tried to help first-year students. They appeared to be helpful in learning and everything. Everything is very good like they conduct sessions and how their summer internships went, how they are prepared for majors and things like that. Apart from that, I think campus life has a lot of club events as academic clubs and non-academic clubs. And they conduct a lot of events here. Also, the annual management and there are a lot of events like leadership meets and things like that and also learning from people are invited from and commented on college, talks to students in the college.

The hostel has single occupancies for all the students and it has schooling and all that. It mostly gives a study space.

So I had a CAT process in Bangalore and right to its start, everything was easy and organized. The first round was written round. So, even though you prepared for it still it's a new topic when you go for a WAT. After that, they had a group discussion and had three finalists. And even the questions they asked were a little related to my previous work experience. It was little in a relation to my engineering background and also they tried to ask how much up to date I was with current news and other things like that.