LIBA Chennai Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers at LIBA are really awesome. They know their stuff and are super helpful. They have real-world experience and teach us practical stuff along with theory. They're preparing us well for the industry. Love it!

Placement: The placements at LIBA are really good. Almost 80-90% of students in our course get placed every year. The college's placement team is super active and brings top companies to campus. The average package is around 5-8lpa, and lots of students also find internships.

Campus: The college campus and hostel are well-maintained with good facilities like labs, library, canteen, and sports ground. Everything is easy to reach for students. The hostel also has nice facilities. The food in the hostel mess is clean and tasty.

Admission: The teachers at LIBA were super helpful and really knew their stuff in the PGDM program. They had tons of experience in teaching. The course content was spot-on and covered everything we needed to know. The exams weren't too tough to get through.

Placement: Around half of us got placed in the PGDM course at LIBA Institute. The college really helps us with on-campus placements. We usually get job offers between 4 to 6 LPA. Big companies like IBM, Accenture, Goldman Sachs, and KPMG come for recruitment. They offer roles like Business Associate, Analyst, Sales Marketing, and HR.

Campus: The college here has awesome facilities and a great campus. We've got Wi-Fi everywhere, plus labs, library, and a canteen. Oh, and they have hostels too! The food in the canteen and hostel mess is tasty and cheap.

Admission: The courses at LIBA are always up-to-date with what the industry needs. The teachers, both permanent and visiting, are super helpful and always there to help with any questions. I really like how we get to learn through different activities as part of our studies at LIBA.

Placement: LIBA is really good with placements. They always get everyone a job. The highest salary was around 17.5 lakhs per year, and the average was about 9.75 lakhs per year. Big companies like J P Morgan, BOA Merril Lynch, Deloitte, and Amazon Kindle hired students from here.

Campus: The classrooms have all the stuff we need for learning, like audio video equipment. We get good Wi-Fi in both the campus and our hostels. The hostels are near the college and have great facilities. Plus, we can play indoor games like carrom, snooker, table tennis, and badminton.

Admission: In the last April/May semester exams, our college got 91.5%. For the nov/december exams, the results went up by 3%. They also added new ways to help us do better in our studies.

Placement: The pay for students in my program ranges from 3.2 Lacs to 8.3 Lacs. For other programs, the highest pay can go up to 16,90,000. It's cool to see the different opportunities available after graduation.

Campus: The student union and clubs are doing a great job here, just like the college staff. Their support really encourages us to get involved in different events and achieve great things for the college. It's awesome to see everyone working together like this!

Admission: The teachers here are super smart, mostly with Ph.D's. They mostly use old-school teaching methods and lots of PPT presentations. Some of them have real-world experience and teach part-time. Each class has about 30 students with 1 teacher. The part-time teachers don't have much industry experience, but we have cool interactive sessions with working students.

Placement: The placements for part-time courses are quite limited. Only those who are really interested should apply. But don't worry, we have a strong network that helps with placements. Part-timers usually get basic placements. And I gotta say, LIBA's alumni network is top-notch.

Campus: The college is getting a makeover, which is cool. There are about 5 computer labs and a library. The campus has big playgrounds, an open-air auditorium, and a closed one too. They have hostels for both guys and girls, but full-timers get first dibs. Parking is separate for students and staff. There's a small cafeteria and 2 study halls. Can't wait to see the changes once everything's done!

Admission: The teachers at LIBA are really good for the MBA course. They know their stuff and have lots of experience. They help us a lot. The PGDM course curriculum is spot on. The teachers teach us well and get us ready for the industry.

Placement: Around 40-50% of us PGDM students land jobs here every year. The college has great connections for job placements. The pay for PGDM grads usually falls between 4-7 LPA. Most students end up in Finance jobs here. Big companies like ICICI Bank, Ashok Leyland, and JP Morgan's come to hire us. They offer roles like associate, analyst, and wealth manager. It's a good place to kickstart your career!

Campus: The campus at Loyala Institute of Business Administration is awesome for the PGDM course. They've got Wi-Fi, labs, a library, canteen, sports, and more. Everything is well-maintained and of good quality. Even the hostel facilities are pretty good. The food in the mess and canteen is tasty too. And there are lots of sports facilities available for students.

Admission: The exams here are unique compared to other schools. After each chapter, we have to do a comprehension sheet. They also give us research tasks to help us make better decisions. The LIBA trainers really go in-depth with teaching all the trading strategies. The pass rate is around 75%.

Placement: Around half to two-thirds of PGDM students get jobs here every year. The school has a group of past students. People usually get paid 1025 LPA during the course. Lots of students find jobs in economics. Companies like Ford India, Tata Motors, and HCL hire here. You can get roles like business analyst or marketing manager. Most students end up with a job about 60%.

Campus: The college has everything students need. There's Wi-Fi, classrooms, libraries, and cafeterias. They also have hostels for students to stay. The food in the dining halls and hostels is tasty and cheap.

Admission: The exams here are unique compared to other colleges. After each section, we have to show what we've learned. They give us plenty of case studies to work on, which helps us get better at making decisions. The teachers at LIBA really teach us how to tackle all kinds of business problems in a complete way.

Placement: The placement team at LIBA is top-notch. They really know their stuff and help students land great jobs. The faculty and committee members work together to make sure everyone gets hired. LIBA has partnerships with lots of companies, so there's a 100% placement rate every year. They also offer cool internships with generous stipends Google's stipend was the best one!

Campus: At Loyola Institute of Business Administration, there are lots of sports facilities, a big library with lots of books, separate hostels for guys and girls, a cool lab, and they're even building a new building. They also have gardens where you can chill with your friends.

Admission: The teachers here have over 10 years of teaching experience and they're really good at it. They use Powerpoint and handouts in class and give assignments that make us do a lot of research. It's helping me learn more and read more. The course content is great for understanding organizations and their culture.

Placement: The job placements here are really good for seniors. The highest package is around 17 LPA and the lowest is 7 LPA. Most students get summer internships, about 90%. The rest usually go for student exchange programs. We have a placement cell that brings in companies for hiring. For internships, the highest stipend is around 50,000 per month, and the average is about 10,000 per month. Companies like Nestle, Deloitte, Crisil, HDFC, ICICI, Mindtree, etc., come for recruitment.

Campus: The college has nice air-conditioned classrooms, a good library, and computer labs. They organize different events and push us to join events from other places too. The canteen food is tasty and clean. The hostel rooms are comfy with all we need. I didn't have any problems there.

Admission: The faculty here is awesome! Most of them are really good, both the permanent ones and the visiting ones. The course content is top-notch, just like at the best IIMs. The in-house teachers have PhDs, and the visiting ones know their stuff from working in the industry. But, there are a couple of not-so-great teachers too.

Placement: The placements are okay. The salary varies from 6.5 to 13.5 LPA. But the whole placement scene feels a bit unfair. The students on the placement committee (PlaceComm) handle placements and sometimes take advantage of their position. It looks like they trick the companies too. It's not fair to other students and the companies lose out. The coordinator doesn't seem to care and just stays in the office. The management needs to know what's really going on.

Campus: The college's facilities are okay, some are shared with Loyola campus. Things are getting better over time. The administration is working on making the infrastructure better. There might be a new campus in the future.