Review- IIM Bodh Gaya

The faculties are well qualified, and the Faculty to student ratio is 1:6 which is best among many tier 1 colleges. The course is updated regularly as per the recent trends, and the students have complete freedom to choose what they want to study in the second year of college.

The college helps in getting a summer internship, and most of the student gets an offer by Nov- Dec. The average stipend for this year's batch was around 62K. Students who have a better offer from elsewhere can opt-out from the campus internship process

The placement at our campus is very good. This year the average placement was 15.6 lakh which is 30% greater than the previous year. Companies hire people across domains and the major recruiters are from BFSI.

The fee is around 15.5 Lakh INR, and the college provides need-based financial assistance. The percentage of fee waiver depends on the economic background of the candidate. The campus also helps in getting summer internships and most of it is paid.

There are more than 25 committees and clubs at IIM Bodh Gaya. Each club and committee organizes there different events like YES Summit and MUN. Elegante is the annual Cultural-Management fest of IIM Bodh Gaya. There is a rich sports culture in IIM Bodh Gaya, and the Libraries are well equipped with a plethora of resources.

The new hostel has a single occupancy room with A.C. The mess food is good at an affordable rate, and both veg and non-veg foods are available, The hostel fee is included in the college fees. The menu of the mess changes each month based on student suggestions.

The admission process was very smooth and the admission committee helped a lot. The first step for admission at IIM is to apply for the CAT. Afterfter the result of the exam is out, the GD-PI session takes place. I got an offer through CAP and in my case, only PI happened there was no GD. My interview went well and I got shortlisted at IIM Bodh Gaya.

I went through CAT for college admission. After the CAT exam, the PI took place in March. The interview started with general HR questions and then it focused on my engineering background, current affairs, and why I would like to do an MBA as a fresher. There were no GD rounds.