JD Birla Institute (JDBI) Reviews on Placements, Faculty, Facilities & more

Placements & Internships : In the final semester of the B.B.A course at JD Birla Institute, the students have to do an internship of 6 weeks as a part of the assessment for the final semester. The student can undertake an internship in a role of their choice, and acc

Placements & Internships : In the final semester of the B.B.A course at JD Birla Institute, the students have to do an internship of 6 weeks as a part of the assessment for the final semester. The student can undertake an internship in a role of their choice, and accomodation can also be made if the student arranges an internship from a company other than the ones offered by the college.Full-time placements are also offered to final year students from companies like D.E Shaw, TCS, Wipro, and job roles, including Financial Analyst, Customer Relationship Manager, Warehouse Operations, etc.

Entrance Exams & Admissions : The admission procedure involved two rounds of interviews. In the first round, the candidate's academic qualifications and extracurricular achievements were to be determined, and a score was given based on these parameters.The second round of interviews was an assessment of the candidate's overall knowledge.

Fees & Scholarships : The course fee is divided into the semester, and the average fee per semester is around 65000. There is a slight increase in the per semester fee depending on the year in which the student is.No scholarships options are available as to my knowledge.

Academics & Faculty : The classes start from 12:45 pm on a weekday, and 11 am on Saturdays. Although there are 5 classes each day for one hour each, the routine might be changed once the pandemic situation improves.The quality of teaching is decent overall, and methods are conventional for the most part.The faculty members' overall experience is satisfactory and includes some very highly qualified professors from various fields.

College Infrastructure & Hostel Facilities : The college infrastructure of the Department of Management is very poor. The whole department operates within the top two floors and a few ground floor rooms of the B.H.S school and the B.H.S ground after school hours. Some classrooms are congested, while some of them are very spacious, the cafeteria is decent for the most part.

Clubs & Associations : The college involves the students in many clubs and extracurricular activities like Green Club, Rotary Club, etc. The college organizes a very popular fest called Invictus around January and February. Overall, college life is a pleasant experience, and the environment is also great.