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IIM Bangalore teaches the Post Graduate Programme in Business Analytics as a two-year, full-time residential MBA on its Bengaluru campus. The course covers six trimesters, with a summer internship between the two years, and is built around statistics, coding and the business use of data. Collegedunia places the institute third among 350 MBA institutes in 2026 and it holds AACSB accreditation. The full course fee is INR 26.30 Lakhs and it already covers a hostel room. A seat comes only through CAT, then a written test and a personal interview. The 2026-28 batch took 77 students, and the last placed batch averaged INR 34.88 LPA with every student placed.
IIM Bangalore PGP Business Analytics Fees
You pay one programme fee for the whole course. It covers teaching, a hostel room, the library, course material and insurance. Mess money is charged apart from it, once every trimester. Nothing here is returned to you at the end.
Fee head
Amount
How it is charged
Programme fee
INR 26.30 Lakhs
Full course, as published
Mess advance
INR 1.80 Lakhs
INR 30,000 a trimester, six trimesters
Total, no mess
INR 26.30 Lakhs
Full course
Total with mess
INR 28.10 Lakhs
Full course
IIM Bangalore PGP Business Analytics Admission Dates
The CAT 2026 form is open till 15 Sep 2026 and the paper is set for 29 Nov 2026. The IIM Bangalore form for this course is separate and closes after the CAT result. Watch the shortlist in Feb 2027; the interview follows within weeks of it.
Event
Date
Status
CAT 2026 registration, last date to apply
3 Aug 2026 to 15 Sep 2026
Confirmed
CAT 2026 admit card
4 Nov 2026
Confirmed
CAT 2026 exam
29 Nov 2026
Confirmed
CAT 2026 result and scorecard
Jan 2027
Tentative
IIM Bangalore form for this course, last date
Jan 2027
Tentative
Interview shortlist
Feb 2027
Tentative
Written test and personal interview
Feb 2027 to Mar 2027
Tentative
Final offer list
Apr 2027
Tentative
Seat acceptance fee, last date
Apr 2027
Tentative
Reporting and document check
Jun 2027
Tentative
Classes start
Jun 2027
Tentative
IIM Bangalore PGP Business Analytics Eligibility
You need a full bachelor's degree and a CAT score. The marks gate is the same one every IIM uses. Final year students may apply and join with a proof of completion.
Requirement
What you need
Degree
A bachelor's degree of at least three years, in any subject
Degree marks
50%, or 45% for SC, ST and PwD students
Exam
A valid CAT score, with a positive score in every section
Overall percentile
85 for General, lower for the reserved categories
Final year students
May apply, and join with a proof of completion
IIM Bangalore PGP Business Analytics Admission Process
The route is CAT, then a shortlist, then a written test and an interview. The mistake that costs students a seat is missing the separate IIM Bangalore form, which is not part of the CAT form.
Step
What you do
1. Write CAT
Register on the CAT site and sit the paper in November
2. Apply to IIM Bangalore
Fill the form for this course; it is not the CAT form
3. Clear the gate
Your percentile and your old marks decide the shortlist
4. Written test and interview
Face the panel in Bengaluru or online
5. Take the offer
Pay by the last date, then report with your papers
IIM Bangalore PGP Business Analytics Cutoff
These are the percentile gates IIM Bangalore publishes for its two-year programmes. Clearing them puts you in the pool for a call. For this course the data and maths sections carry more weight than they do for the flagship MBA.
Category
Overall percentile
Sections needed
General
85
80 VARC, 75 DILR, 75 QA
NC-OBC
75
70 VARC, 65 DILR, 65 QA
EWS
75
70 VARC, 65 DILR, 65 QA
SC
70
65 VARC, 60 DILR, 60 QA
ST
65
55 VARC, 55 DILR, 55 QA
PwD
60
50 VARC, 50 DILR, 50 QA
IIM Bangalore PGP Business Analytics Placements
This course sits in the same placement process as the flagship MBA, so the same firms interview you. Consulting took the largest share of the offers in the last season.
Metric
Value
Average pay
INR 34.88 LPA, 2025 season
Median pay
INR 32.61 LPA
Batch placed
100%
Biggest sector
Consulting, 45% of the offers
Top recruiters
Accenture, BCG, Bain, EY-Parthenon, American Express
IIM Bangalore PGP Business Analytics Scholarships
Money off comes from three places: a merit award, a category scheme and the institute's own need-based aid. The need-based aid is the one most students use, and the share you get depends on what your family earns.
Scholarship
Who can get it
Amount or waiver
Aditya Birla Scholarship
Any category, on merit in the programme
INR 1.75 Lakhs
NTPC Scholarship
SC, ST or PwD students in the second year
INR 48,000
PwD scholarship, Ministry of Social Justice
40% or more disability, family income up to INR 8 Lakhs a year
INR 5.10 Lakhs
IIM Bangalore need-based aid
Family income below INR 8 Lakhs a year
20% to 100% of the fee
IIM Bangalore PGP Business Analytics Ranking
Collegedunia ranks the institute on fees, placements and student reviews. NIRF ranks it on data the institute files every year, and the two global lists rank it on pay and career growth.
Ranking body
Year
Rank or grade
Collegedunia MBA ranking
2026
#3
NIRF Management
2025
#2
Financial Times Global MBA
2026
#34
QS Global MBA
2026
#52
IIM Bangalore PGP Business Analytics Course Structure
Year 1 builds the tools and the core management papers. The summer between the years is an internship. Year 2 is where you pick your own analytics papers and finish a project.
Year
What you study
Year 1
Statistics, coding, optimisation and the core management papers
Summer
An internship with a company, between the two years
Year 2
Machine learning, analytics papers of your choice and a project
IIM Bangalore PGP Business Analytics Seats and Intake
The class is small next to the flagship MBA, so the interview stage carries a lot. Seats do not split by home state, because CAT is a national exam.
Item
Detail
Seats in this course
77 in the 2026-28 batch
Women in the batch
34% of this course's students
Selection route
CAT, then a written test and an interview
IIM Bangalore PGP Business Analytics Hostel and Campus
A hostel room is part of the course fee, and staying on campus is compulsory in year 1. Mess money is the one living cost charged on top of the fee.
Item
Detail
Hostel in year 1
Compulsory; the room rent already sits inside the course fee
Hostel in year 2
Your choice
Mess
Charged apart from the fee, at INR 30,000 a trimester
Campus
About 100 acres in south Bengaluru
Should you pick PGP Business Analytics at IIM Bangalore?
This course suits students who like statistics and coding and want a management job that uses data.
Pick it if:
You are stronger at maths than at reading: this course leans more on the data and maths sections of CAT than the flagship MBA does.
You want a consulting job out of a data degree: this course shares the placement process with the flagship MBA, so the same firms interview you.
You want the fee back fast: at the average pay the full course fee comes back inside the first working year, as the ROI tile shows.
You want a room on campus from day one: the hostel is compulsory in year 1 and its rent already sits inside the course fee.
Skip it if:
You are counting on the cutoff alone: clearing the percentile gate only puts you in the pool, and this course takes far fewer students than the flagship MBA.
You want a general management job with no data work: every trimester here is built around statistics, coding and machine learning.
You can pay only in small parts: the fee is charged for the whole course and the mess money is charged on top of it each trimester.
You want to study from home while you work: this is a full-time residential course with a summer internship between the two years.
Counsellor's advice
If your CAT sections are strong in data and maths, apply to this course as well as the flagship MBA: the same score is read differently here. Keep the mess money aside before your first trimester starts.
PGP Business Analytics Eligibility▾
Degree needed: A bachelor's degree of at least three years, in any subject, from a recognised university.
Degree marks: 50% or more in the degree. 45% for SC, ST and PwD students.
Exam needed: A valid CAT score. CAT (the Common Admission Test) is the only exam IIM Bangalore reads for this course.
Section gate: A positive score in every CAT section, plus the overall percentile set for your category.
Final year students: You may apply while your last year is on, and join with a proof of completion.
PGP Business Analytics Admission Process▾
Write CAT: Register on the CAT site, sit the paper in November and wait for your percentile.
Apply to IIM Bangalore: Fill the form for this course on the institute site. It is not part of the CAT form.
Clear the gate: The shortlist reads your CAT percentile with your Class 10, Class 12 and degree marks.
Write the test and face the panel: You write a short essay, called WAT (Written Ability Test), and sit a personal interview.
Take the offer: Accept the offer, pay the seat money by the last date, then report with your papers.
PGP Business Analytics Admission Dates 2026
These are the official dates for the 2026 cycle. Tap 2027 for expected dates of the batch after it.
The 2027 calendar is not out yet. These dates are estimates based on the 2026 cycle.
Over
3 Aug 2026
CAT 2026 registration opens
The window opened on this date on the CAT site.
Confirmed
3 Aug 2026 to 15 Sep 2026
CAT 2026 registration, last date to apply
No CAT form after 15 Sep 2026 means no seat in this course next year.
Confirmed
4 Nov 2026
CAT 2026 admit card
Print it. You cannot enter the hall on exam day without it.
Confirmed
29 Nov 2026
CAT 2026 exam
One paper, in three sittings across 29 Nov 2026.
Tentative
Jan 2027
CAT 2026 result and scorecard
Your percentile from this scorecard is the only score IIM Bangalore reads.
Tentative
Jan 2027
IIM Bangalore form for this course, last date
This form is separate from the CAT form, and students lose the year by missing it.
Tentative
Feb 2027
Interview shortlist
Names go up on the institute site. A call is not yet a seat.
Tentative
Feb 2027 to Mar 2027
Written test and personal interview
Held in Bengaluru or online. The panel carries the largest weight in the final list.
Tentative
Apr 2027
Final offer list
Offers go out by email, each with its own last date.
Tentative
Apr 2027
Seat acceptance fee, last date
You lose the seat if this money is not paid by the date on the offer.
Tentative
May 2027
First trimester fee payment
The rest of the first part of the course fee is due here.
Tentative
Jun 2027
Reporting and document check
Bring your degree papers in original. The seat goes if they do not match the form.
Tentative
Jun 2027
Classes start
Hostel rooms are given out in the days before this date.
Tentative
Aug 2027
CAT 2027 registration opens
Expected in the same month as this year.
Tentative
Sep 2027
CAT 2027 registration, last date to apply
The window has closed in this month for the last few years.
Tentative
Nov 2027
CAT 2027 exam
Expected on a Sunday in this month.
Tentative
Jan 2028
CAT 2027 result and scorecard
Expected about five weeks after the paper.
Tentative
Jan 2028
IIM Bangalore form for this course, last date
Expected to close soon after the CAT result.
Tentative
Feb 2028
Interview shortlist
Expected about a month after the result.
Tentative
Mar 2028
Written test and personal interview
Expected over three to four weeks.
Tentative
Apr 2028
Final offer list
Expected in the same month as this year.
Tentative
Apr 2028
Seat acceptance fee
Expected within days of the offer.
Tentative
Jun 2028
Reporting and document check
Expected in the week before classes.
Tentative
Jun 2028
Classes start
Expected in the same month as this year.
Source: CAT 2026 notification and the IIM Bangalore admission page. Confirm on the official site before you act.
IIM Bangalore PGP Business Analytics Fees 2026
This is the full 2-year cost, not one year. Turn on the toggle to add the mess advance.
Programme fee
Full course, as published; covers teaching and a hostel room
INR 26.30 Lakhs
Add mess and living
Mess advance
Per trimester × 6, INR 30,000 a trimester
INR 1.80 Lakhs
Total course fee
INR 26.30 Lakhs
2 years · programme fee with a hostel room, mess not added
Total course fee
INR 28.10 Lakhs
2 years · programme fee plus the mess advance
Education loan EMI
INR 44,344
7 yr · 10.5% per year
ROI
133%
average pay INR 34.88 LPA vs the full fee
Education loan EMI
INR 47,378
7 yr · 10.5% per year
ROI
124%
average pay INR 34.88 LPA vs the full fee
Source: the IIM Bangalore fee notice for this course. Confirm on the official site before you act.
Will your CAT score get you a seat at IIM Bangalore?
Pick your category. Each range is the published percentile gate for this course, not the score that wins a seat.
Category
General
85 and above: you clear the gate. IIM Bangalore then reads your CAT sections, your school and degree marks and your work.
80 to 84: just short. A second try at CAT is the way in, so keep another school on your list.
Below 80: not this year. Aim for a big jump in the sections you are weakest in.
NC-OBC
75 and above: you clear the gate. IIM Bangalore then reads your CAT sections, your school and degree marks and your work.
70 to 74: just short. A second try at CAT is the way in, so keep another school on your list.
Below 70: not this year. Aim for a big jump in the sections you are weakest in.
EWS
75 and above: you clear the gate. IIM Bangalore then reads your CAT sections, your school and degree marks and your work.
70 to 74: just short. A second try at CAT is the way in, so keep another school on your list.
Below 70: not this year. Aim for a big jump in the sections you are weakest in.
SC
70 and above: you clear the gate. IIM Bangalore then reads your CAT sections, your school and degree marks and your work.
65 to 69: just short. A second try at CAT is the way in, so keep another school on your list.
Below 65: not this year. Aim for a big jump in the sections you are weakest in.
ST
65 and above: you clear the gate. IIM Bangalore then reads your CAT sections, your school and degree marks and your work.
60 to 64: just short. A second try at CAT is the way in, so keep another school on your list.
Below 60: not this year. Aim for a big jump in the sections you are weakest in.
PwD
60 and above: you clear the gate. IIM Bangalore then reads your CAT sections, your school and degree marks and your work.
55 to 59: just short. A second try at CAT is the way in, so keep another school on your list.
Below 55: not this year. Aim for a big jump in the sections you are weakest in.
EDITOR'S NOTE
The gate is only the door. For this course the panel leans harder on your data and maths sections than it does for the flagship MBA, so a high overall percentile with a weak maths section is the common miss.
IIM Bangalore PGP Business Analytics Scholarship Calculator
Answer two questions to see what you can claim. Confirm the final amount with the institute.
Category
Annual family income
Scholarships you missedYou do not qualify on your answers. Tap to see why.▾
Each card below says which answer blocked the scheme.
Aditya Birla Scholarship
INR 1.75 Lakhs
Aditya Birla Group
A merit award for top students in the class. It is not tied to your category or to what your family earns.
Who qualifies: any category, on merit in the programmeApply after you join
Not eligible on your answers
NTPC Scholarship
INR 48,000
NTPC Limited
Paid in the second year if you cleared the first year in one go.
Who qualifies: SC, ST or PwD studentsApply in the second year
Not eligible on your answers
PwD scholarship
INR 5.10 Lakhs
Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment
Paid every year of the course, at INR 2.55 Lakhs a year, through the national portal.
Who qualifies: 40% or more disability, family income up to INR 8 Lakhs a yearApply by Oct 2027
Not eligible on your answers
No scheme matches these answers. Ask the institute about paying in parts and about education loans.
Estimated total waiver
INR 1.75 Lakhs
Your net course fee: INR 24.55 Lakhs
Estimated total waiver
INR 2.23 Lakhs
Your net course fee: INR 24.07 Lakhs
Estimated total waiver
INR 7.33 Lakhs
Your net course fee: INR 18.97 Lakhs
IIM Bangalore PGP Business Analytics vs similar colleges
Tap a college to see it next to IIM Bangalore. Blue marks the better number in each row: lower fees, higher pay, an easier gate.
Compare with
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IIM Bangalore
Bengaluru
Compared with
Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad
Ahmedabad
Compared with
Indian Institute of Management Calcutta
Kolkata
Compared with
Indian Institute of Management Lucknow
Lucknow
Compared with
Indian Institute of Management Kozhikode
Kozhikode
Total feesfull course, as published
INR 26.30 Lakhs
programme fee, no mess
INR 27 Lakhs
INR 70,000 more
INR 27 Lakhs
INR 70,000 more
INR 20.75 Lakhs
INR 5.55 Lakhs less
INR 23.50 Lakhs
INR 2.80 Lakhs less
Average paylatest placed batch
INR 34.88 LPA
2025 season
INR 35 LPA
INR 0.12 LPA more
INR 36 LPA
INR 1.12 LPA more
INR 33.2 LPA
INR 1.68 LPA less
INR 28.18 LPA
INR 6.70 LPA less
Placement rateshare of the batch placed
100%
2025 season
100%
Same rate
100%
Same rate
100%
Same rate
100%
Same rate
Cutoff percentileCAT overall, General
85
the gate for a call
80
5 fewer, an easier gate
85
Same gate
90
5 more, a tougher gate
85
Same gate
Seatsthis programme
77
2026-28 batch
414
337 more
480
403 more
507
430 more
480
403 more
In short
IIM Ahmedabad costs a little more and its gate is easier, but its class is more than five times this one. If you want a data-first course, take this seat; if you want the widest general MBA, take that one.
In short
IIM Calcutta pays a little more on average and charges a little more. If both call you, pick on the subject you want to study, because the pay gap here is too small to decide it for you.
In short
IIM Lucknow is much cheaper but asks for a higher percentile just to be called. If your score is short of that gate, this seat is the safer plan, and it also pays more.
In short
IIM Kozhikode is cheaper and has many more seats, but its average pay sits well below this page's. If money now is your worry, look there; if pay later matters more, stay here.
Fees and pay can change. Check each college site before you decide.
FAQs on IIM Bangalore PGP Business Analytics
Short answers to what students ask before they apply.
How do I get into this course at IIM Bangalore?▾
Take CAT, then fill the separate form for this course on the institute site. If your percentile clears the gate for your category, you get a call for a written test and an interview. The final list reads your score, your old marks, your work and the panel.
What is the full fee for the two years?▾
The full course fee is INR 26.30 Lakhs and it already covers a hostel room. Mess money is charged on top, at INR 30,000 a trimester, which takes the all-in cost to INR 28.10 Lakhs. The fee block above shows both totals.
What CAT percentile do I need?▾
For General you need 85 overall, with 80 in VARC and 75 each in DILR and QA. The reserved categories have lower gates. The checker above shows the range for your own category. Clearing the gate puts you in the pool, not in a seat.
How many seats does this course have?▾
The course took 77 students in the 2026-28 batch. That is a small class, so the interview stage carries a lot of weight. Seats do not split by home state, because CAT is a national exam.
Do students of this course sit in the same placements as the MBA?▾
Yes. This course shares the placement process with the flagship MBA on the same campus. The 2025 season placed every student, at an average of INR 34.88 LPA. Consulting firms took the largest share of the offers.
Can I get help with the fee?▾
Yes. The institute gives need-based aid to families earning below INR 8 Lakhs a year, and there are merit and category schemes on top of it. The calculator above adds up what you can claim and shows your net fee.
Can I apply while my degree is not finished?▾
Yes. Final year students may apply and sit the interview. You join with a proof of completion from your college, and the seat goes if your marks fall below the gate for your category.
The college boasts a highly qualified faculty, including IIT graduates, who provide doubt-solving lectures and extra classes for specific topics. Students can interact with professors to resolve doubts. IIM Bangalore ensures 100% placements for summer internships and final placements, with additional lateral placement opportunities. Summer internships are in the second semester, while lateral and final placements occur in the sixth semester. Annually, over 170 companies visit the campus, offering roles in Product Management, Marketing, Consulting, and Operations, with recruiters like Microsoft, Aditya Birla Group, P&G, and HUL.
The course fee is 27,00,000 INR, with an additional 8,00,000 INR for foreign exchange, plus personal expenses. The average package post-final placements exceeds 35,00,000 INR, reflecting a strong return on investment (ROI). Scholarships include merit-based ones like the IIM Bangalore Alumni First Batch Scholarship and Aditya Birla Scholarship. Financial aid options include need-based scholarships, loans, and stipends. Over two years, the total program cost was approximately 25,00,000 INR, with no fee increases during that time.
Various scholarships support different student categories.
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IIM Bangalore: 13 Answered Questions
What are the best courses to take in IIM Bangalore?
Aditya SrivastavStudied at Indian Institute of Management Bangalore
IIM Bangalore offers a variety of courses to cater to the needs of all its students.
The ones I found most useful are-
Consumer Behaviour by Prof. S. Ramesh Kumar- This is the best course according to me, irrespective of the subjects of your interest. This topic is important for every business in the world.
Brand Management by Prof. YLR Moorthy
General Commercial Knowledge by Prof. Shankar Subramoney- This course is all about the most essential laws and contractual agreements.
Apart from this, here are some professors whose style of teaching and depth of knowledge is unparalleled-
Prof. Dinesh Kumar
Prof. Anshuman Tripathy
HR by Prof. Vasanthi
Prof. Mulky
Research a bit on these courses, and find some information on the above listed professors.
How good is the IIM Bangalore Business Analytics Program?
Khrisnandu SahooIIM Bangalore (2019)
IIM Bangalore belongs to the holy trinity of MBA colleges in India, i.e., IIM A,B,C. PGDBA is meant for people interested in the field of Business Analytics or Data Science. It is also a good option for working professionals who wish to progress in their Business Analytics career.
The curriculum is designed to make the students understand important concepts related to Data Science and Technology, and their role in Business Management. All the PGDBA candidates at IIM Bangalore are eligible for placements and summer internships.
The demand for Business Analytics is only growing, and IIM Bangalore is the best brand to learn such a high demand course.
What is the difference if I choose FMS (Delhi), JBIMS (Mumbai) or SJSOM-IIT Bombay over IIM-B, SPJIMR and other such institutes that charge hefty for MBA courses?
Advait JoshiLives in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
Choosing a B-school can be a tricky decision especially when it comes to ROI. I understand that ROI is one of the most important factors when it comes to MBA courses since funding your education with loans come with its own set of challenges. But the institutes that you have mentioned above certainly surpass the challenges since they belong to the tier 1 category.
You might come across articles and blogs stating that FMS or JBIMS do not provide a typical MBA environment but for me, that discussion does not even make sense. What is an MBA environment after all? You spent 2 years of your life at the campus and wish to land a good job. FMS, JBIMS, and IIT Bombay all three have good market reputations, they home the best candidates and charge minimal fees. So, if ROI is even a little bit of a concern for you, go for these colleges without any second thought or regret.
What would you prefer from IIM-A, B, C, and XLRI Jamshedpur for management courses?
Bidita GhoseLives in Bengaluru, Karnataka, India
All four are the best, most renowned, highly established business schools in the country. Though to be a part of one of them will be dependent on various factors
Order of choice (highest to lowest)
Peer group: All of them give you a network of the sharpest and brightest minds, so all in the same boat.
Culture: IIM C, XLRI, IIM B & A tie at the same spot (personal opinion completely).
Location: Depends from person to person, so this is a ranking you'll have to do for yourself.
Specialization: Depends on what specialization you're looking for. IIM Ahmedabad gives you the best for Consulting, IIM Calcutta for finance.
Gut feeling: This is again, very personal, depending on what your dream college was when you started out.
Other criteria like packages, internships, fees, etc. won't be a differentiation in these because all of them would give you very similar job profiles, and CTC and have marginally different fees.
Ultimately, the institution that you choose should align with your career goals and aspirations. It's important to research and compare each institution carefully before making a decision.
Is it worth doing an E MBA from IIM Bangalore? I work as SSE. I make around 50 lakhs per annum, age 32 and I have a B Com.
Arshit JainKnow a few things about MBA
If you measure the worth of a degree by its salary, you will never be satisfied, and I recommend that you do not pursue an MBA. Money is only one of many factors to consider before beginning an MBA program. The salary you have is something that most people do not get even after an MBA/Executive MBA; average salary packages range between Rs. 22 and Rs. 25 lakhs. You are already earning twice as much.
If you want to advance your knowledge of business/strategy/finance/organizational behavior and advance to a higher position where you can have a significant impact, an MBA is unquestionably a good option. However, there is no guarantee that you will earn more than 50 lakhs after completing your EMBA. Go for it if you want to learn and are willing to take a pay cut after your MBA. Don't do it if you're only in it for the money. You could invest in the stock market and watch your money double over time. MBA does not magically transform 50 lakhs into 1 crore.
How can you compare ISB’s CBA vs IIM Bangalore’s BAI courses?
Gopi Krishna GoyalStudied at Indian School of Business
Both ISB’s CBA and IIM Bangalore’s BAI are vastly different from one another. The following are some of the advantages and disadvantages of both. CBA at ISB:
Pros:
Global Faculty and a very good campus are available to CBA students for the entire year, just like PGP students.
Very good networking opportunity with 100+ batch as you live on campus with them sharing food, time, and fun.
As the 5th batch of CBA graduates, the alumni base is strong.
Except for tutorials, the teaching method is primarily offline.
Prof Shailesh, Prof Sarang Deo, Prof Arun, and Prof Sudhir Voleti are some of the best faculty in the market.
ISB Brand Value because ISB promotes this course as a full-time option.
Cons:
One of the main factors is the high cost.
They should raise prices slightly and offer more career opportunities.
IIM B or L:
Pros:
Global Faculty and Excellent Peers
IIM Brand Worth.
More suitable for working people is the online method.
In comparison to ISB, the fees are minor.
Cons:
You are not permitted to stay on campus, which limits your opportunities to network with your peers.
Although IIM promotes this as an executive course, it is more appropriate to take it offline because concepts are difficult to grasp online.
Ankit JhawarMBA from Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad (Graduated 2020)
PPPM or Project Program & Portfolio Management is an excellent short-duration course offered by IIM Bangalore. This executive education program selects only 20 candidates each term. The course is for
Candidates with work experience
Candidates currently in middle management to senior management roles.
The program comprises faculty dinners, case study discussions, case study analyses, discussions about real-life management issues, group presentations, and other problem-solving discussions.
The faculty for this program is extremely supportive and helps you throughout the course.
How do students at IIM Bangalore, IIM Ahmedabad and IIM Calcutta choose their elective courses? Is there any system?
Saloni KaushikB.Tech Mechanical Engineering, National Institute of Technology Silchar (2017)
For elective course selection, IIMs usually have a course bidding system. Every student receives 1000 points and has to choose 6 courses. The institutes organize a bidding day. At the scheduled time, everyone needs to login into the system and starts bidding. Each course takes a maximum of around 75 students. On average 200-300 students bid on popular courses such as Finance, Marketing, Strategy, etc. It isn’t wise to use all the bid points on one/two courses. As there are many options to choose from, students usually get a course of their preference.
How should one prepare for the aptitude test conducted at IIM Bangalore for its Big Data Analytics course?
Prdipta SikderStudied at Indian Institute of Management Bangalore
For the aptitude test of IIM Bangalore Big Data Analytics course, you should study basic Quantitative Techniques, Analytical & Logical Reasoning, fundamental Statistics, and Python. The questions asked in the test revolve around these areas.
Here is a brief highlight of the test.
Total no of question
30
Time required to complete
60 min
Time assigned
1.5 hours
Marking scheme
Correct answer - 1 mark, no negative marking
The difficulty level of the examination is easy to moderate.
What interview questions can be asked for the selection of the IIM-Bangalore Business Analytics and Intelligence (BAI) course?
Shashank Raostudied at Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad (2019)
The interview questions for IIM Bangalore Business Analytics revolves around candidate profile. You can expect questions regarding past academics, and work experience. Students are also asked some general questions such as why this course.
Additionally, students are given a case study. You will have to give a solution and explain your approach.
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