The Himalayan IIM

I got into the college after clearing the overall as well as the sectional cut-offs. The application was completed using help from sited like collegedunia etc. I think that the entire admission process can be a little less hectic if there was more organization in handling the candidates.

I chose my course sighting the market opportunities, placements, and my personal interests. The faculty-student ratio was 1:15 and the faculties, be it in-house or external, were highly qualified and were experts in their respective fields. There was a trimester system in which there were two exams per trimester.

The campus placements started from the start of the second year itself and the student's eligibility varied from company to company. There were more than 100 students placed in 60+ companies with an average package of approx. 12 lakhs.

The fee structure is pretty affordable if compared to other colleges with a similar pedigree. I got my summer internship and final placement through the campus recruitment process in Gray Routes Technology Pvt Ltd and Aditya Birla Capital respectively.

The campus life was exciting because of the student-driven culture which enables the students to take care of responsibilities needed to run a college with support from the director. Amenities like books, sports infrastructure, etc. Were well taken care of by the respective student clubs and committees.

All basic facilities were well taken care of at the hostels and the food quality was also upto the mark more often than not. The registration process for the hostel was completed on the first day itself.

I went through a written ability test and an interview after getting shortlisted through my percentile. The process can be called one which tests your general awareness, mindset, and the speed at which you can come up with answers or solutions. The overall preparation can be summarized on newspapers, articles and videos.