[knightrider1]

Originally Posted by hiitsds12b

one of my frnd wants to know about the fee structure of the colg...i heard its quite cheap as compared to others.thanks.

@ hiitsds12b

what u heard is absolutely right.comparing with other premier bschools of the country( the top 30), the fee strc is quite low.for the2010-12 batch, the entire tuition fee for MBA is Rs 5,40000

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since its a Govt of India sponsored management bschool-the faculty selected for the course r best in the b-field,n the option of grooving under vastly experienced and highly qualified faculty will surely gonna fetch us some ratings in future...

hostel rooms r with a monthly rental of Rs 2.5k. rooms on twin share basis.
if your friend is from Delhi, he can opt for the hostel and only hav 2 shed Rs 60k(2.5 X24) for his 2 yrs at Kolkata- point is, even the hostel fees are not sky high when put along with other clgs which charges anything b/w rs 4k to 7k for hostel rooms...

any further queries plz post post it on the below link....its 4 aspirants like u and u may also find other relevant info related to IISWBM there..

http://www.pagalguy.com/forum/cat-an...ml#post1663976 (IISWBM, Kolkata (2010-12) Admission queries & related discussions) (IISWBM, Kolkata (2010-12) Admission queries & related discussions)

[rahulopg]

@avisat

u cant apply for MBA thru MAT..thru MAT u can apply for MPSM=master of public systems management

[Abhrajit]

10:30AM in the morning. A lecture starts, which typically ends at 12:30, when we take a break for 30 minutes, where we have cigarettes on the 4th floor roof-top penthouse.

We return to our classroom at 1PM, decide about who would represent our institute at an upcoming inter-business school event (they are so frequent)!

In no time we hear from our Students' Coordinator that we (in various groups) need to solve & present a 10-page long case study on some next week’s class. Sincere people sit together in groups to discuss the case study. The 2nd lecture is post-lunch (a lecture is of 2 hours) and we don’t afford to miss that (esp. when a reputed professor like S.K.B. analyzes a business case in the light of subject matter).

The end of 3rd lecture at 5:30 in the evening brings relief with the end of academics. There begins a new get together, outside the classroom (remember the penthouse). We have serious discussions over cigarettes and tea about the upcoming corporate-event at our institute. The Events-team is responsible for planning and organizing it. Some different group of people discusses the placement-trips. People join in, the juniors and the seniors, put inputs, take up with issues, ideas. Brainstorming sessions! Some come up with some textual knowledge. Someone very practical! Eventually we reach a consensus.

At IISWBM, we have co-curricular activities to engage in (you never know, when someone comes & tells you that you've been selected to participate or for that matter volunteer in an upcoming event). We enjoy academic infrastructures of high-end technology – seminar rooms, smart boards, auditorium, and assembly hall, besides the basics such as Wi-Fi in the campus. ‘Academics’ is tough. 16 papers per year! Whole new concepts!

At MBA (full time), the flagship course, we have 3 major events – Insight (annual corporate panel discussion), Paradigm (annual alumni meet) and Managereal (annual inter-business schools’ meet).

[knightrider1]

Originally Posted by Abhrajit

10:30AM in the morning. A lecture starts, which typically ends at 12:30, when we take a break for 30 minutes, where we have cigarettes on the 4th floor roof-top penthouse.

We return to our classroom at 1PM, decide about who would represent our institute at an upcoming inter-business school event (they are so frequent)!

In no time we hear from our Students' Coordinator that we (in various groups) need to solve & present a 10-page long case study on some next week’s class. Sincere people sit together in groups to discuss the case study. The 2nd lecture is post-lunch (a lecture is of 2 hours) and we don’t afford to miss that (esp. when a reputed professor like S.K.B. analyzes a business case in the light of subject matter).

The end of 3rd lecture at 5:30 in the evening brings relief with the end of academics. There begins a new get together, outside the classroom (remember the penthouse). We have serious discussions over cigarettes and tea about the upcoming corporate-event at our institute. The Events-team is responsible for planning and organizing it. Some different group of people discusses the placement-trips. People join in, the juniors and the seniors, put inputs, take up with issues, ideas. Brainstorming sessions! Some come up with some textual knowledge. Someone very practical! Eventually we reach a consensus.

At IISWBM, we have co-curricular activities to engage in (you never know, when someone comes & tells you that you've been selected to participate or for that matter volunteer in an upcoming event). We enjoy academic infrastructures of high-end technology – seminar rooms, smart boards, auditorium, and assembly hall, besides the basics such as Wi-Fi in the campus. ‘Academics’ is tough. 16 papers per year! Whole new concepts!

At MBA (full time), the flagship course, we have 3 major events – Insight (annual corporate panel discussion), Paradigm (annual alumni meet) and Managereal (annual inter-business schools’ meet).

yeah.. but frm next yr onwards ie for 2010-12 batch,they wont get a chance to experience it... Tanima mam (Marketing faculty n MBA(D) coordinator) informed that from nxt yr , IISWBM will be following trimester system for MBA..

[katar.saurabh]

Can any one help me on this issue ?
I am unable to find the 10.University registration code and 11.Name code(First ten letters of name) in my degrees and marksheet.Both these points have to be filled in the application form,
Can someone answer to this query?????????

P.S. I am from Delhi University.