How many students are there in a typical class?

13 Views|Posted 6 months ago

2 Answers

Sort by:

Answered by

6 months ago

At IILM University, Gurugram, a typical class usually has around 40 to 60 students, which allows for a more interactive and personalized learning environment. The smaller class size makes it easier for faculty to give individual attention, encourage participation, and support collaborative projects,

Upvote

Answered by

Priyansh Singh | Beginner-Level 5

7 months ago

Typically 40–60 students per section, ensuring good student-faculty interaction.

Upvote

Similar Questions for you

How does the MBA curriculum at IILM University, Gurugram integrate experiential learning components?

Manya

Experiential components are embedded into the curriculum through:

Case study analysis
Live projects
Simulation exercises
Summer Internship Project (SIP)
Capstone or dissertation

How frequently is the MBA curriculum revised at IILM University, Gurugram?

Manya

Curriculum revisions are typically reviewed periodically through the Board of Studies and Academic Council mechanisms. This happens to keep in account:

Industry demand shifts
Technological advancements
Regulatory updates
Feedback from corporate recruiters

Does the MBA at IILM University, Gurugram provide exposure to banking and financial services?

Bandhan Sharma

Yes, the MBA at IILM University, Greater Noida gives good exposure to banking and financial services.

Students learn about banking, stock market, investments, finance, and money management. They also get practical knowledge through internships, live projects, and guest lectures from industry ex

Shrinkhala S Chand

IILM University Gurugram integrates skill development, such as:

- Industry-specific workshops and training
- Internships and live projects
- Soft skills and personality development modules
- Expert-led masterclasses and guest lectures
- Hands-on learning and project-based assessments

Makes us industry-rea

Shrinkhala S Chand

I'm at IILM University Gurugram, and our academic progression model's pretty straightforward:

- Semester-wise Progression: We have a clear curriculum structure across 8 semesters, with increasing complexity and specialization.

- Foundation to Specialization: The first few semesters focus on foundation