Is Indian School of Business and Finance a good option?
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The teachers at the Indian School of Business and Finance (ISBF) have real-world experience in a variety of fields and offer a wide range of courses.The college offers excellent facilities and instruction to students, but the costs are somewhat exorbitant—undergraduate courses typically run about INR 6,00,000 for three years . Nonetheless, ISBF grants scholarships to worthy students, and financial aid may be available to those who do well on the admission exam and in the interview . For some students, the college's international connections and placements may make the expense worthwhile . Offering undergraduate (Hons) degree prog
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2 years agoStudents interested in pursuing management education in economics, management, and finance should consider the Indian School of Business and Finance. The college boasts international ties with the University of London and LSE, a broad curriculum, and highly qualified faculty. The decision between ISBF and other institutions would rely on a number of factors, including location, programme offerings, and individual preferences, but the fees are somewhat expensive.
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The teachers at the Indian School of Business and Finance (ISBF) have real-world experience in a variety of fields and offer a wide range of courses.The college offers excellent facilities and instruction to students, but the costs are somewhat exorbitant—undergraduate courses typically run about INR 6,00,000 for three years . Nonetheless, ISBF grants scholarships to worthy students, and financial aid may be available to those who do well on the admission exam and in the interview . For some students, the college's international connections and placements may make the expense worthwhile . Offering undergraduate (Hons) degree prog
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During Indian School of Business and Finance placements 2024, different roles were given to students in different sectors such as BFSI, Consulting, Management, Research and more. Have a look at the table below to know the roles provided at Indian School of Business and Finance:
| Roles | Percentage |
|---|---|
| Analyst | 44% |
| Associate | 21% |
| Assistant Manager | 11% |
| Others | 24% |
Many companies visit Indian School of Business and Finance campus for placements, some of them are given below:
ISBF Placements: Top Recruiters | ||
|---|---|---|
TATA Telecom | Deloitte | Genpact |
| RSA | Barclays | American Express |
Ernst & Young | KPMG | Orient Craft |
Chegg India | PWC | Urban Company |
Consulting and Technology were the top two sectors during ISB Hyderabad placements. The offer distribution for these two sectors was over 50%.
The answer to this question is very subjective as it absolutely depends on the student's budget, goals, and career aspirations as to which institute to choose to study MBA – Yale University or Indian School of Business:
Particulars | Yale University | ISB |
|---|---|---|
Type of university | Private Ivy League | Premier Indian B-school |
Duration of the program | 2 years | 1 years |
Rankings – FT MBA 2025 | #24 | #27 |
Annual tuition fees | INR 68-70 L | INR 43-45 L |
Average GMAT score | 720+ | 710 |
Post MBA average salary | Above 1.3+ Cr. | INR 30-35 LPA |
STEM Designation | Yes | No |
Notable Indian alumni | Indra Nooyi | Ankur Warikoo, Rajat Sharma |
A few takeaways:
- Yale University is good if students want to obtain an international recognition, whereas, ISB is good if students want to study with the Indian market dominance
- In the case of the cost, ISB is more cost-effective. The total cost to study from ISB will be around INR 45-50 lakh and the average package could be more than INR 30+ LPA
- Yale's graduates work across top firms globally, such as UN, World Bank, etc
The programmes offered by Indian School of Business Management & Administration, Chandigarh are as follows:
| Courses |
|---|
Certificate (5 courses) |
MBA/PGDM (6 courses) |
UG Diploma (17 courses) |
Executive MBA/PGDM (3 courses) |
BBM/BMS (1 course) |
MCA (1 course) |
Ph.D. (1 course) |
BCA (1 course) |
Candidates wishing to apply to any of the courses on offer are required to meet the eligibility criteria for the programmes and pay the fees if they make it to the final shortlist.
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