How manageable is attendance at IILM University, if you are balancing internships, competitions, or club work?

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Shrinkhala S Chand | Contributor-Level 6

2 hours ago

Attendance at IILM is strict on paper but fairly workable if you're actually doing something productive. The official line is 75% minimum to sit for exams, and they do track it through ERP/biometrics. But if you're out for approved internships, university-level competitions, or official club events,

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Manya | Contributor-Level 9

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Attendance matters, so you can't completely ignore it. That said, lots of students juggle clubs, competitions, internships, committees, etc. The trick is planning ahead because some weeks get chaotic very quickly. If you're involved in official university activities, they are usually more understand

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