IIT Bombay

IIT Bombay is undoubtedly one of the best universities in the IIT Group, and it was a privilege for me to be able to do my MBA here at IIT-B. In the NIRF MBA rankings, the institute was ranked 10th in 2019 and 11th in 2020. It, like all tier-one institutes in the country, has AICTE clearance, but to gain a seat in MBA at IIT Bombay, one must have a relevant score in the CAT admission exam, and if the candidate passes the first stage, he must also appear for the interview/GD round.

I had previously chosen to pursue an MBA after graduation, but I chose Accounting after consulting with several of my teachers and friends, as well as my own personal preferences. The course curriculum at IIT Bombay is unquestionably excellent, and having the opportunity to pursue an MBA via it was fantastic.

IIT Bombay, as a globally recognised university, has a successful track record in a variety of areas, including internships. There were some well-known recruiters on hand for internships, and I was fortunate to work under one of them for a stipend of INR 20,000.

Our college is well known for engineering programmes, yet management placements here are better than those at so-called top management schools. During 2020 placements, we were able to record an average income of INR 21.9 lpa, with over 90% of students being hired. Companies such as JP Morgan, Microsoft, Accenture, Amazon, and HCL Technologies participated in the placement drive, with the maximum compensation package for the 2020 class being INR 32.5 LPA.

Our MBA programme included four semesters, with students paying INR 2.14 Lakhs. every semester, for a total of INR 8.56 Lakhs. I believe our college's tuition structure was quite reasonable, as many other colleges charge greater fees, although the IIT group association is available here.

Although technical education predominates at our college, management field activities and events were also present. Cultural activities, art competitions, Conclaves, and alumni association events were all part of campus life. My favourite pastime was spending free time with my buddies in Canteen's lush foliage. I believe the days we spent on campus at IIT Bombay were an important component of my MBA programme.