Is it worth spending Rs 12 lakhs in IILM Gurgaon?

I have scored 63 percentile in MAT and currently searching for colleges only in Delhi and Gurgaon. I've heard that now a days placements records are not good and ROI is also low. Please kindly guide me with useful information.

121 Views|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Avani Pandey
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Sauradip Das
8 years ago
Yea, it is worth giving 12 lakhs for IILM but along with it your performance also depends a lot on the placement concern. If you want a good placement you need to work hard and IILM is a great platform to build your career and it is one of the best institutes in Delhi NCR.

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8 years ago
The fees is 12 lacs which includes tuition fees, one month foreign trip, hostel charges and Netbook. The tuition fees is only 8.62 lakhs which is worth this college.

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