How demanding is the BBA workload at IILM during peak academic weeks?

The transition from school to college at IILM Gurugram is gradual rather than sudden.

In the first semester, faculty spend time explaining expectations, assessment patterns, and how college learning differs from school. Students are guided on how to manage assignments, presentations, and deadlines. Because classes are smaller, students don't feel lost or ignored. This helps first-year students adjust comfortably, both mentally and academically, without feeling overwhelmed, especially those who are coming straight from a structured school environment.

For psychology students at IILM Gurugram, the classes usually include a mix of lectures, discussions, and practical sessions, usually between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. (with breaks between classes!). Some days may have theory-heavy subjects like cognitive or developmental psychology, while other days focus on applied areas such as counselling skills or research methods. Students also work on assignments that involve observation, analysis, or reflective writing. The schedule leaves enough time for reading, self-study, and project work, which is essential for a subject like psychology.

Yes, it is!

There is a good amount of focus on research-based assignments, presentations, and critical thinking in every course that helps in building a strong academic foundation. The faculty guidance and exposure to interdisciplinary learning also help in preparing for postgraduate studies in India or abroad.

Every IILM university MBA student gets 'IILM Money' worth INR 75,000 so that students engage in value-added activities during MBA. You can use it to fulfil your career aspirations by gaining skills of your choice.

Yes, there is an online IILM National Scholarship & Aptitude Test (IILM-NSAT). 12th pass students can take this 40 minutes test. Result will be released in the last week of December. Top 5% will get 100% tuition fee waiver, next 10% will get 50% waiver and next 20% will get 25% tuition fee waiver.