IIM Raipur Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers at our college are super qualified and always ready to help. They even give out their email and phone number so you can reach them easily. The course content is spot on and really prepares you for the industry. It's great to know you can always get in touch with the teacher when you need to.

Placement: Almost everyone from my batch of 2018-2020 landed a job after college. It was the same for the 2019-2021 batch when everyone got a SIP placement. The highest salary offered on campus was 75 LPA, and the lowest was 8 LPA. Plus, a few students even got international job offers!

Campus: The campus has Wi-Fi everywhere, which is awesome. I love having my own room for studying. The college is surrounded by greenery and has beautiful views. The food in the mess is okay, but they might improve it next year.

Admission: The college has three semesters a year and teaches stuff like operations, finance, marketing, HR, and IT. We have exams in the middle and end of each semester. There are 328 students in each class. It costs INR 1,680,000 for one year of courses.

Placement: The placements at IIM Raipur are awesome! You can get placed during your final year. Lots of big companies come here, like Bosch, BMW, Deloitte, Gail, ICICI, and KPMG. They offer jobs in different areas like analytics, consulting, finance, sales, and marketing. The highest salary in 2023 was 43.43 LPA, and the average was 21.04 LPA. This shows that the college has good connections with the industry and graduates get hired easily. Every student who wanted a job got one, which shows how good the placement cell is. At IIM Raipur, you have lots of options for jobs in different fields.

Campus: I really liked living in the hostel at IIM Raipur. The rooms have everything you need like Wi-Fi, hot water, and even a cooling system. Plus, the food at the hostel mess is great! They have all kinds of dishes, from South Indian to Chinese to non-veg. The hostel registration was easy, and they make sure you have everything you need. The fees are fair, especially with all the sports and fun stuff they offer. There's a gym, table tennis, chess, badminton, volleyball, cricket, football, basketball, and even a swimming pool. It's a great way to stay healthy and active. And having a bank with an ATM on campus is super convenient too. Overall, I had a really good experience living on campus at IIM Raipur.

Admission: I really like how the experts at IIM Raipur come together to help us achieve our dreams. The faculty team here is top-notch with 26 members who know their stuff when it comes to management. I've learned a lot from professors like Pradyumna Dash, Archana Parashar, and Rashmi Shukla who teach us about general management. It's cool to see how passionate they are about what they do.

Placement: The college is great for getting jobs after graduation. They offer different roles like consulting, banking, insurance, IT, analytics, education, advertising, and healthcare. The average salary package is around 15 LPA. It's a good place for finding opportunities in various fields.

Campus: The classrooms on campus are really nice. They're set up in a cool way that makes it easy to learn and talk with classmates. One classroom even has a horseshoe shape and furniture from Godrej that helps us learn better. Plus, all the classrooms have awesome sound and projection systems. It's great for studying and discussions.

Admission: The teachers at our college really know their stuff. They've got a ton of experience in both the real world and in the classroom. A bunch of them even went to top schools like Harward. They update the course every year with feedback from students and the academic team. Plus, they bring in new case studies every year to keep things fresh.

Placement: Most students got summer job offers, which is awesome. The highest salary for internships was 2 LPA. Big companies like Tata Steel, Deloitte, LinkedIn, TVS Credit, and ICICI Bank come for placements. They offer jobs in sales, marketing, IT, and finance.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities like air-conditioned classrooms, fast Wi-Fi that's on 24/7, a big library, and cool hostels with comfy single beds. They serve good food with both veg and non-veg options. Plus, there's a medical officer on call all the time and an ambulance in case of emergencies. You can also play sports like badminton, football, squash, table tennis, and cricket there. It's pretty sweet!

Admission: The teachers at IIM Raipur are really top-notch. They all have degrees from famous universities around the world. The way they teach us is all about using what we learn in real life, but with a worldwide view. We do a lot of case studies in class, which keeps things interesting.

Placement: The college is really good at getting students placed in great jobs. They've always had 100% placement success. Big companies from all over come to hire students for different kinds of jobs. It's a great opportunity for everyone!

Campus: The campus is huge, covering around 200 acres. They've got top-notch technology in the classrooms, which really helps with learning. The hostel rooms are great too - each one is for just one person and has its own bathroom. Plus, they have this cool radiant cooling system.

Admission: Some teachers here really stand out, like professor Shabbir Hussain and Vinay Goel. The faculty overall is top-notch compared to other new IIMs. Most teachers are super helpful and really know their stuff.

Placement: The college I go to has great placement opportunities. They help us find internships and jobs easily. The highest salary offered was like 26 lakhs per year, the lowest was around 10 lakhs, and the average was 14.5 lakhs. We had more than 150 companies coming for placements, like HUL, Amazon, ICICI, Deloitte, Ultratech, and more. They offer cool roles like product manager, research analyst, and consultant, which I really like.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is top-notch, especially the libraryit's really impressive. I usually spend around 5 hours every day in the resource center, where we can access international journals, the Harvard e-library, Bloomberg terminal, and more. The library and classrooms are pretty good too. The new hostels are cool, with each having around 5 floors and about 90 single rooms with nice attached bathrooms. Plus, we've got some awesome sports facilities like a tennis court, basketball court, squash court, swimming pool, and more in the indoor stadium. It's all pretty great here!

Admission: The teachers here are super qualified and always ready to help when you need it. The way they teach is decent, but it really depends on how much you're into the subject. Grading system is fair, so you don't have to stress too much about grades, especially since most students here are pretty smart.

Placement: Everyone who signed up for placements in our batch of 2017-19 got a job. The highest salary was Rs. 24,06,000 and the average was Rs. 14,53,503. Companies like Accenture, Deloitte, ICICI Bank, Panasonic, and TATA Steel hired students. Popular job roles included analytics, consulting, sales, marketing, ops, IT, finance, HR, and general management. In analytics, the highest package was Rs. 19,86,000 and the average was Rs. 15,50,463. Everyone who applied for internships through campus landed one. Some top companies for internships were Aditya Birla Capital Ltd, Apollo Hospital, Google India, and Reserve Bank of India.

Campus: The college has great facilities like the hostel, sports complex, library, and Wi-Fi. The classrooms are air-conditioned, and the campus is huge, spanning 200 acres. The hostel even has radiant cooling. Food quality is good, and they also have a night canteen which is handy.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. They teach in cool and interesting ways. Each one specializes in a different area and they're experts. They're friendly and share their real-world experience to prepare us for working in companies.

Placement: The college has great placement opportunities. Lots of big companies like Aditya Birla, Tata Steel, and Deloitte come for hiring. They offer jobs in different fields like consulting, banking, and IT. Students got internships in companies like Deloitte and OYO. The salary packages are good, with the average being around 14 to 25 Lac per year. It's awesome to see everyone getting placed so well after graduation.

Campus: The classrooms, libraries, and other academic areas have Wi-Fi and central AC. The library has all the books we need, plus E-journals. Our hostels have private rooms with bathrooms, and hot/cold water all day. The food in the mess is delicious, and they switch up the menu every day.

Admission: I really like how they teach at IIM Raipur. It's a cool mix of book smarts and real-world know-how. Guest teachers from companies come by to talk about their work. They share stories and show us how to handle tricky situations. We learn stuff through slides, stories, case studies, and pretend scenarios. It's pretty neat!

Placement: They don't give out specific numbers, but overall, the job placements are pretty good. Different companies come to hire students, from well-known brands to new startups. They offer lots of different kinds of management jobs.

Campus: The campus facilities are top-notch. Classrooms have speakers so everyone can hear, even with 60-70 students. Wi-Fi works everywhere on campus all the time. The library has lots of books on management and philosophy. The hostels have private rooms with bathrooms, which is great for personal space.

Admission: The course curriculum is really up-to-date with what's happening in the industry right now. It's like what other top management schools are teaching. The faculty at the college are awesome, with some really supportive professors.

Placement: Most students get placed in the college, with good companies offering jobs in marketing, finance, and consulting. The highest packages, including a one-time bonus, go up to 21 Lacs, while the average is around 12-14 Lacs.

Campus: The college's facilities are top-notch, probably one of the best in India. They've got separate hostels, a playground, and a big auditorium. The food in the mess is just okay, but all the other stuff they offer makes up for it.