Both the campuses of XIMB have their advantages and disadvantages, but you don’t need to worry about the campus you are gonna get as both are part of the same family.

Hostel Rooms:

• Life at XIMB is pretty hectic. If you want to do well in your academics, you won’t be spending much time in your room. 
• However, the new campus has better rooms as compared to the old one. As the new campus was build later. 
• The rooms at the old campus are pretty good too. Besides, you will have so much on your plate that you will be staying out most of the time. 
• There is a night mess at the campus that stays open from 12-3 and most of the time it’s crowded. 

Internet:

Broadband service is pretty much good in the new campus, although the old campus still has the best broadband service compared to the new one. Fast services are not in much need as torrents do not work there.

If you have decided to study on either of the campuses, there is no need to withdraw because both campuses will give you equal life experiences and moments that you will cherish forever.

In recent day’s globalization and the extremely advanced business environment, business organizations worldwide face several uncertainties. It is important for the business's survival, employee motivation, and worldwide development to retain a highly competitive and diverse marketplace. 

MBA - HRM at XIMB:

The program helps you with vigorous training in HRM theories and practical knowledge. It successfully builds a holistic business perception in student’s minds with positive business principles and social understanding.

• The course is intended to extend highly experienced HR professionals.
• It imparts the skill, knowledge, and experiences that are indispensable to direct an organization’s HR department.
• This program offers in the disciplines of OB (Organisational Behaviour), HRM (Human Resource Management), and IR (Industrial Relations).
• Students from other study backgrounds like Marketing, Strategic Management, Operations, Economics, Accounting and Finance, Information Systems, and Business Ethics can study.

Academics

• The course is covered within six-term with three months duration for each. Thus, the academic year consists of 3 terms in this institute.
• The first term starts in June and ends in September. The second term begins in September and lasts up to December, and the third term duration is from December to March.
• This program includes 16 class sessions in a week, with 90 minutes duration for each program. Thus, the pupil’s workload, such as term papers, readings, projects, field visits, and classroom sessions, is expected to entail roughly 70 hours in a week.

Thus, if you are a fresher and scored 55% in graduation with XAT /GMAT//CAT/X-GMT/ NMAT scores, then it is suggested not to waste another year. Don’t wait for another try because the selection process is entirely done on the basis of your performances in XAT /GMAT//CAT/X-GMT/ NMAT. The college administration also takes a writing test, group discussion followed by a personal interview session, so be well-prepared without wasting time.

There are quite a few good professors at XIMB that will leave an everlasting impact on you during your time as a student here. Everyone is quite well versed with IC Sir’s enthusiasm, Prof. NG Nayak’s wittiness, and Ramana Sir’s sincerity. Some of the most reputed faculty members among students are as follows.

• Prof. Subhasis Ray: He has inculcated the love for marketing in his students. He also goes the extra mile to ensure that his students learn the subjects. He earned respect and no one dares to disturb him during his class.
• Fr. Aloysius C. Jesurajan: He teaches Managerial Communication. None of the students dare to open their mouths to speak during his class. He is dedicated enough to take an informative session for 88 minutes of his 90-minute lecture and will take attendance for the last 2 minutes.
• Prof. T. Kumar: You will get to learn basic sociology with him during your first year. The subject is quite bland and theoretical but Prof. Kumar took the effort to break it down into concepts that we can actually apply. His teaching made the subject more interesting. His unassuming humor is just another plus.
• Prof. Jeevan J Arakal: You will probably have his class in a later term of your first year. You will definitely enjoy his classes but the deadlines he sets are naturally feared for among the students.

You will get to learn from really dedicated faculty and enjoy your lectures at XIMB.