Review for IIT Bombay (MBA Program)

IIT Bombay's MBA program, known as SJSMOM is really good. Eligibility requirements include being a recent graduate (1-2 years of work-ex is preferred) and passing the CAT test with a score of 95+ percentile. You can check the application fee and application form from the official website, it is normally around 1000-1200/-. Reservation is for the needy.

The operations domain is really good here. The professors are highly qualified and experienced with a doctorate and industry experience. We have six trimesters in two years and exams in every trimester. Faculty to the student varies and is approximately 1:30 here. The difficulty level of exams varies from subject to subject but is mostly easy.

100% of the batch gets placed in the summer internships as well. The average stipend here is 1+ lakhs, with the maximum stipend being 3+ lakhs. Companies like Samsung, Loreal, ITC, Pepsico, American Express, Delloite, Accenture, Tata, RIL, DE Shaw, etc visit for summer placements for roles like banking, retail, sales, equity research, market research, etc.

100% of the batch gets placed in IIT Bombay MBA. Companies like Pidilite, Tata Sky, RIL, Flipkart, ACT, GS, CRISIL, etc visit the campus to recruit for different roles in operations, finance, and general management. Overall, campus placements are excellent here, with an average package of 20+ lakhs and a top package of over 45 lakhs.

The Fee is around 14+ lakhs in total including everything (tuition fees, books, and all other expenses). Center and state scholarships are awarded based on merit, financial circumstances, and other factors. Students are also paid a stipend during summer assignments. The fee is hiked almost 50,000 to a lakh every year.

The campus is really beautiful and green. On-campus, there is a club for every possible activity including dance, singing, drama, operations, finance, etc. The campus was well-equipped with different amenities, such as a Cafeteria, playgrounds, library, and other facilities. In March, cultural festivals are held. Books and journals are available on the college portal.

Yes, a Personal Interview was there. The level of PI was moderate to tough. Questions were asked from my personal background, academics, work-ex (a lot), and some basic hygiene questions. You need to be well versed with the GK topics as well. Engineers are unquestionably given a leg up. I prepared for the procedure both online along with my job.