IIPM Bengaluru Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The courses like marketing, rural marketing, digital media, branding, and leadership skills are super helpful for future jobs. The teachers know their stuff and are always ready to help us reach our goals. They even bring in guest speakers from different industries to give us real-world insights. It's been a great learning experience!

Placement: The college has great placements with companies like Tata, Eka, Reliance Fresh, and more. The highest package was around 7.5 lakhs while the lowest was around 4.5 lakhs. Everyone gets internships too, which is awesome. It's a good place to kickstart your career!

Campus: The hostel is really nice with a good atmosphere and all the facilities you need. The Wi-Fi is free all over campus. It's super close to campus and easy to get to the library. The library is great for studying and learning. There are also coffee and tea spots around. The campus is eco-friendly and the classrooms are really nice.

Admission: I really like IIPM because the teachers there work hard to prepare us for the corporate world. They are really nice and down-to-earth. Even though I study life sciences, IIPM gives me a lot of insight into the business world. It's a great place for learning.

Placement: I really like IIPM because they guarantee 100% placement. Right now, 60 students out of 90 already have jobs, and the rest will be placed by the end of April. The highest salary offered is around 8 lakhs, while the average is between 6 to 6.5 lakhs, and the lowest is 5 lakhs. Most students land internships at big companies like Big basket, Reliance Fresh, TATA Rally's, and AgroStar. They also support us with a fund of 15,000 rupees and other allowances. Overall, it's a great place to kickstart your career!

Campus: The campus feels like a fancy resort with lots of greenery. The college is famous for its good education and hands-on experience. They have everything you need like Wi-Fi, cafeteria, library, and even a bank. The classrooms are nice and have a great atmosphere for studying.

Admission: The teachers here are really great. They come from different states and have over 20 years of work experience. Our courses are split into 6 trimesters. The teachers use different methods to teach us. There's about 10 students for every teacher.

Placement: Our senior batch had full placements, and our batch had 93% placements with an average salary of 4 lacs per year. Companies like Sinochem, Tata Elxsi, Spandana Spoorthy, and Mahindra came for placements and offered 4.50 LPA salary packages.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here is super fast and works all the time. There's a computer lab with lots of desktops. They do medical camps often. Every year, we have sports days and a volleyball league. The classrooms and labs are top-notch with A/C. And the best part? We get yummy food three times a day, plus snacks once a day.

Admission: The teachers were really great, coming from all over with lots of experience. They taught well and the course content was spot on. It's gonna prepare us for the ever-changing industry. We'll get to see different industries and learn hands-on. The corporate training part gives us a taste of real work life.

Placement: I graduated from the Indian Institute of Plantation Management in 2019 and got a job at Rallis India Limited, which is part of Tata. The college usually has about 75% of students placed every year. The average salary is around 5-6 Lacs. When I graduated, the highest salary was 7 Lacs and the lowest was about 4 Lacs. Companies like Tata, Reliance, and Bigbasket hire students from our college for jobs in sales, marketing, retail, and logistics.

Campus: The college has everything you need - library, computer lab, playground, and nice classrooms. They also have a hostel and a canteen with food from North and South India. The food is great, but the hostels can get a bit crowded. Overall, it's not bad.

Admission: The teachers here are really great! They know their stuff and are always ready to help. The courses are super practical and help us develop all the skills we need for the real world. Almost everyone passes exams, mostly only a few miss out because they weren't there. The exams aren't too hard, they're more about real-life situations than just theory.

Placement: Most students get jobs every year in our college. Companies like ITC, Tata Rallis, Big Basket, UPL, and HDFC Bank hire a lot. Some students also do internships at places like UPL, Agriculture Skill Council of India, Big Basket, Sriram Bioseed, and Vegrow. They offer roles like procurement manager, territory manager, and people relationship manager.

Campus: The department's infrastructure is good. We have free high-speed Wi-Fi and a great library with lots of books on management, human resources, agriculture, and more. We can read newspapers for free. Each student gets their own room in the hostel. The food in the hostel is really good and offers a variety that suits everyone in India.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really nice and friendly, making it easier for us to learn. They know their stuff and the course has a lot of interesting topics like marketing, finance, and agriculture. It's a great way to learn about society today.

Placement: The placements at our college are awesome! Everyone got placed, which is super cool. The average pay was 6 LPA, and the top pay was 10 LPA. Companies like Godrej Agrovet, AgroStar, and Big Basket come to hire students. They even offer internships, with the highest stipend being Rs. 20,000 a month. The placement cell works hard to get everyone a good job. It's great to see all my friends getting placed in top companies!

Campus: Our college has everything you need for studying - a great library, computer labs, Wi-Fi, and special labs for plants like tea, coffee, and rubber. They also have a learning center with lots of books. We have a communication lab to work on our presentation and speaking skills. The college atmosphere is nice and we have a good cafeteria. The staff here are experienced too.

Admission: The teachers are alright. We mostly have to learn by ourselves at this level. They teach theory more than practical stuff. Some subjects are cool, but others feel useless. We just have to pass those ones.

Placement: Seniors usually get an average package of about Rs. 5 LPA. Agri-input companies and other options like microfinance, organic certification, food processing, and plantation companies visit for placements. You can also apply for jobs on your own. The college provides good support.

Campus: The library here is cool. The Wi-Fi is decent. The campus is tiny and there's not much space to chill. It's pretty strict compared to other MBA colleges. If you want to have a fun two years, better check out other options. Looks like the real fun happens off-campus.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and have lots of experience. They teach us really well. The course is always up-to-date with what's happening in the industry. It helps us get ready for working in companies.

Placement: Around 70 out of 90 students have already landed jobs in companies, and by March 2020, everyone should be placed. The highest salary offered is 7.50 Lac/annum, while the lowest is 4.1CTC, with an average of 4.5L. Top companies like HDFC Bank, ITC, JK, and Reliance have recruited students. Some students also got roles as product managers. About 90% of students secured internships, working with companies like Bayers, Mahyco seeds, and ninjacart.

Campus: The college has a library, study rooms, volleyball court, 24-hour Wi-Fi, and classrooms for ABPM, FBPM, and MBA students. They also have a Tea Tasting center, Spice board, rubber board, and coffee board halls. The food in the mess is really good and clean. The hostels and washrooms are well-maintained and cleaned regularly. A doctor visits once a month, and we can claim health insurance for any issues. For sports, we can play volleyball, shuttle, and table tennis.