FIIB Delhi Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers at our college are really helpful and guide us well during the semester. They give us all the study materials we need and even offer one-on-one sessions to help us improve. It's great that we can pick the subjects we're interested in to focus on our future career.

Placement: The placements at our college are awesome! The placement team works really hard. Even with the whole Covid mess, most seniors got jobs. The highest salary this year was around 12 LPA, and the average was 6 to 7 LPA.

Campus: The college isn't huge, but it's just right for MBA students. We've got everything we need here - Wi-Fi, a cool library, high-tech classrooms, and awesome sports stuff. The library has EBSCO and Pearson stuff. Being on campus feels pretty fancy and nice.

Admission: Most of the teachers here have their PhD or are working on it. They really know their stuff and some of them even have experience working in companies. It helps us see how things work in the real world. Plus, they're always around to help students out.

Placement: During this whole covid-19 mess, the job scene is pretty good at our college. They hook you up with jobs that pay around 5.5 LPA on average. They even set you up with placements for corporate internships and social internships.

Campus: Since the pandemic, I haven't been on campus much. But from the few times I went for in-person classes, I can say our college has all the basics for a management school. They have Wi-Fi for us to use and they've set up online classes pretty well. It almost feels like we're not missing out on anything from the offline classes.

Admission: The teachers and courses at FIIB are top-notch. They teach us stuff that's super relevant to what's happening in the industry right now. The professors are all PhDs and have worked in companies for a long time, so they know their stuff.

Placement: I'm in my first year and haven't landed a placement yet. At FIIB, they seem to prefer marketing students for internships. There weren't many options for other majors, which was a bit disappointing considering the number of students here.

Campus: Because of the pandemic, we didn't get to go to campus since all our classes were online. But I gotta say, our college really nailed it with the online classes on Google classrooms. They made sure we still got a solid learning experience.

Admission: The best thing about this college is definitely the faculty. I was in the marketing program and the teachers were super supportive throughout my PGDM. They didn't just teach in class, but also helped with career advice. I still keep in touch with them for guidance. It's like we've built a long-term bond with our teachers here.

Placement: All of us got placed after college, except for a few who started their own businesses. Even with COVID going on, the college gave us full support. Big companies like CCD, Naukri.com, Deloitte, and Wipro came for placements. The college not only helped us find jobs but also offered chances for internships.

Campus: The campus is small, but it's got everything you need a student hangout, cafeteria, cool classrooms, and a library. Sadly, there's no dorms on campus, but they'll show you nearby places to crash. The staff are super helpful with that stuff.

Admission: The teachers here really help you out if you're into learning. They're always organizing fun activities outside of class. The faculty is super knowledgeable. If you're keen to learn, they'll support you all the way. They teach through real-life stories and examples. Exams happen every 20 classes, but they're not too tough. Most of your grade comes from classwork, about 60%. You just need 40% to pass.

Placement: Our college hooks you up with great job opportunities. They offer salaries ranging from 5 to 18 LPA. Big companies like Asian Paints, MRF Tires, Naukri.com, and Wipro come for placements. We also get visits from cool tech startups. And don't forget about the internships at top companies like Ruchi Soya and Dabur. It's awesome!

Campus: The college has good infrastructure, but there's no hostel. They have sports and games facilities, and the food in the canteen is tasty. They serve both vegetarian and non-vegetarian meals. The library is well-stocked, but you might not have enough time to read everything.

Admission: The teachers here are really nice and know their stuff. They use real-life examples to help us understand better. And there's more than just studying - they offer activities to help us focus on our goals.

Placement: In my classes this year, most students like around 95% landed good-paying jobs. The average salary offered is about 5.5 LPA, which is pretty decent for b-school placements nowadays. Even during the pandemic, our college offers two types of internships: corporate and social. It's great for all-round growth.

Campus: The college doesn't have its own dorms, but they work with lots of PGs and apartments so students can pick what suits them. The library offers online and offline stuff, and there's Wi-Fi all over for easy studying.

Admission: Some teachers are great, like our operations teacher, while others are biased. Grading online exams is pretty bad, not sure how they do it. But hey, some teachers are awesome and really get us ready for the industry. The pass rate is around 60%, so not too shabby.

Placement: The college placements are really bad. They started in October 2021, but only 20 out of 120 students got placed. The lowest salary so far is 3 Lacs, and the highest is 8 Lacs, but only 2 students with experience got the top package. I wouldn't recommend this college to anyone. It's a waste of money. When we were joining, they promised a trip abroad included in the fees. But when things got better after the pandemic, they asked for extra money for the trip. Another college went to Dubai, but ours just wanted more cash. Many students couldn't pay on time because of job losses and lower pay. Now they've added a 15000 late fee to our security. Lots of teachers left last year, and the juniors this year have to pay more. I'm in operations, and I paid 8.50 Lacs. Our starting pay was supposed to be 5 Lacs, but a company today only offered 4.2 Lacs with a 4-year bond.

Campus: The college doesn't have any hostels or a canteen. It's pretty small and there aren't any sports fields around.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really know their stuff. You can tell they've got lots of experience. The classes are great, with lots of discussions and case studies that make sense for what's happening in the industry right now. If you show up to every class and take part, the exams won't be too tough. They split the marks 60% for the final exam and 40% for class work.

Placement: Most marketing students got jobs, except those who found work on their own. Companies like Asian Paint, Naukari.com, MRF, Kellogg's, Bajaj electric, H&M, ICICI bank, CCD hired students. Sales Manager is the top role offered. Highest salary is 18 LPA and lowest is 6.5 LPA. Everyone got good internships at top companies like Dabur and Ruchi soya.

Campus: The classes and facilities are top-notch here. The library, classrooms, and labs have all the latest tech. Even during lockdown, we still have access to everything. It never feels like we're missing out on offline learning. Only downside is no hostel facilities.

Admission: The teachers here are really good. They're easy to talk to and they work hard to make sure we feel comfortable in class. The courses are set up well and they keep them up to date with what's happening in the real world. We take exams every three months.

Placement: Most students in our college find jobs around 99%. If you want to start your own business, they support that too. The highest salary offered is 17 LPA, while the average is 7.5 LPA, and the lowest is 5 LPA. Job roles like manager, trainee, analyst, and business analyst are common here.

Campus: The college has awesome smart classrooms, a library, IT labs, and a cafeteria. The food is pretty good. A doctor comes every Thursday. The lounge has a TT table, pool table, and lots of games. Boys and girls both have common rooms in the hostel.

Admission: In the beginning, I had classes with teachers from different departments. But starting from the third term, I focused more on marketing. My mentor, who was the head of the department, really helped me out a lot. He was an amazing teacher who guided me through everything.

Placement: I studied Marketing in college. Over 150 companies came for placements, with job offers from 6 to 18 LPA. The college set up training sessions to help us get ready for both on-campus and off-campus interviews.

Campus: The school had a good setup. They had a lobby and reception area with a small library. They also had a cafeteria, gym, play area, and lots of playgrounds. The library was huge for book lovers, labs were top-notch, and the cafeteria was good too. Overall, I was happy with the facilities there.