How bad is the management at IBS Hyderabad?

IBS has a dedicated marketing team that works hard to get admissions for its 9 campuses. College curriculum, placement, approvals, and quality of faculties may not play a big role in getting admissions.

The IBSAT examination is not a rigorous test, and it is possible to qualify by just applying for it. The IBSAT application period starts in June and may never end, with the exception of the IBS Hyderabad campus, which closes in the first week of February.

The selection process at IBS Hyderabad is more about determining if you have the financial means to pay for the fees, rather than your qualifications. Fluency in English and a wealthy father may increase your chances of getting into the IBS Hyderabad campus.

Most of the students placed through campus placements will end up leaving their jobs within 6 months, and a large percentage of the jobs obtained through campus placements are not unique to MBA graduates.

Even if you score less than the 60 percentile on a test like CAT, it is still possible to get into IBS Hyderabad by writing the IBSAT exam. It is recommended to take exams such as CAT, CET, NMAT, CMAT, SNAP, or TISS if you are serious about pursuing an MBA. CAT is often referred to as the "mother of MBA entrance exams in India," and a score less than 60 percentile may indicate that an MBA may not be the best fit for you.