LIBA Chennai Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: Flow of admission at LIBA was streamlined, beginning with easy online application submission, a prompt interview call after CAT scores, professionally managed GD and PI rounds, and clear communication for selection and document verification.

Academic: Our course is a 3-year program, and Mumbai University conducts six semester exams for it. Passing these exams is quite hard, you know, because you need to get 45 percent marks to clear them. But the teachers and professors here are super intelligent and always help students a lot.

Placement: From my experience here, this course runs for 3 years, and you can join it after finishing your 12th. To get admission, you absolutely need to score 70 percent marks. About jobs, some companies do come and they give salary packages from 3 Lacs to 6 Lacs. But honestly, I feel like not many companies work with our college for placements in this particular course.

Campus: Our college offers lots of facilities for students. We have classrooms, labs, clean bathrooms, a library, hostel, garden, and even a canteen. The buildings and all look fine, like good infrastructure, but the things they used to build them or inside them are not always top quality. Also, it's good that medical facilities are there especially for sports tournaments.

Admission: Journey at LIBA felt smooth during document verification, as staff were patient, guided each step carefully, and post-selection communication kept the registration process simple and stress-free.

Academic: For the PGDM course at LIBA, the curriculum is very relevant, covering all the main things we need to know. Our faculty members are super helpful and know a lot. The professors are also very experienced in teaching, and they teach quite well. Passing the exams here is not really that difficult.

Placement: At LIBA Institute, for our PGDM course, about 50-60% of students actually get placed. Our college has a placement cell that works super hard to get us jobs right from campus. For these placements, the average salary package offered was usually between 4-6 LPA. Big companies like IBM, Accenture, Goldman Sachs, and KPMG came as top recruiters, offering roles such as Business Associate, Analyst, Sales Marketing, and HR to students from our program.

Campus: Our college gives students really good facilities and infrastructure. The whole campus has Wi-Fi for everyone, which is super useful. We have all the necessary things like proper labs, a big library, and a canteen available. Hostel rooms are also there for those who need them. Plus, the food you get in the college canteen and the hostel mess is quite nice, and the prices are very affordable.

Admission: Clarity during the LIBA admission journey reduced anxiety, as everything from initial form filling to final document verification was handled efficiently, with timely updates about counselling and next steps.

Academic: In our college, the teachers are truly great. A lot of the full-time faculty and almost all the guest teachers are very high calibre, meaning they are super knowledgeable and good at teaching. Also, the course curriculum here is very good, easily matching what you would find in top IIMs. All the teachers who work full-time have finished their PhDs, and the visiting teachers bring tons of practical experience from working in the industry. But, you know, there are always a few exceptions in any place.

Placement: The placement process in our college is quite messed up, even though the placement numbers are decent. Students can get salary packages from 6.5 to 13.5 LPA. However, the problem is with the Placement Committee, or PlaceComm. The students who are part of PlaceComm handle all the placement drives and they really misuse their power. Because of them, many deserving students lose their chances. It also feels like the companies coming here get tricked by these PlaceComm members. So, it is a loss for both good students and the companies, but the PlaceComm students and their close friends benefit a lot. Our placement coordinator does not seem to care and just stays in his office all the time. Management really needs to see the ground reality of what is happening.

Campus: About our college's infrastructure, it's quite manageable. We have to share some facilities, like the main ground, with the larger Loyola campus. But what's good is that the infrastructure looks like it's improving every single day. The college administration is really working hard to make our facilities better. Plus, there are talks that a completely new campus might be coming up soon.

Admission: System at Loyola Institute of Business Administration worked efficiently, with quick document verification after the entrance test, supportive staff, and clearly communicated steps from counselling to final registration.

Academic: Our teachers are super experienced and well-qualified. You can clearly see their passion for teaching in how they teach us. They also push us to aim for perfection in our studies, and because of their efforts, students mostly score above average in semester exams.

Placement: Placements here offer good salaries, usually from 4 to 8 Lacs. Before we face companies for these drives, our college makes sure we get proper training for all management skills. The trainers are super helpful and patient; they always show us our mistakes so we can correct them.

Campus: This two-year program has given me so many learning lessons, and I'll keep these memories forever. Our college is serious about students maintaining discipline in everything they do. Also, teachers are always there to support us for all the inter-college competitions and cultural events that happen all year long.

Admission: Efficiency at LIBA was evident from application and entrance test stages to interview rounds, quick document verification, supportive counselling staff, and a smooth registration procedure.

Academic: What I really like is how LIBA faculty teaches us to solve business problems with an all-around view. The exam pattern here is quite different from other colleges. They make sure we understand things by having assessments after every section. Plus, we get many case study assignments; these help us make better decisions.

Placement: Placements are really strong at LIBA, with a 100% record every year because our placement committee has links with many, many industries. The committee members and even the faculty work super hard to help every single student get a job opportunity. You can also do internships while studying, and they pay really well; for example, Google gave the highest stipend.

Campus: Our campus at Loyola Institute of Business Administration has really good facilities. We have many sports facilities, and there's a big, well-stocked library with plenty of books. For students, there are separate hostels for boys and girls, which is nice. We also have a proper, well-equipped lab. What's more, they are even constructing a new building right now. If you want to just relax with friends, there are nice gardens too.

Admission: Process management at LIBA felt consistent throughout, with easy online form submission, timely merit list updates, informative counselling sessions, patient staff during document verification, and smooth final registration.

Academic: At LIBA, the PGDM course curriculum is super relevant for what we need in the industry. The teachers for both MBA and PGDM are very knowledgeable and experienced in their fields. They always support us and help out all students. Our teachers here teach us so well that we feel completely ready for the industry.

Placement: For PGDM students, placements here are pretty decent. Around 40 to 50 percent of the PGDM batch gets placed every year. Our college also has a strong network of alumni who help with placements. The average salary package for the PGDM course usually ranges from 4 to 7 LPA. Most of the students doing PGDM end up getting jobs in the Finance sector. Big companies like ICICI Bank, Ashok Leyland, JP Morgans, Black Rock, and KPMG come for recruitment. Students often get roles like associate, analyst, product controller, or wealth manager.

Campus: Loyala Institute of Business Administration campus is really big and looks nice, especially good for our PGDM course. They have a great infrastructure here. We get Wi-Fi, good labs, a library, a canteen, and many other things for students. All these facilities are very good and kept well. Even the hostel facilities are quite decent. The food they give in the mess and canteen is also good to eat. Plus, there are lots of sports facilities available at this institute.

Admission: Entry into the PGDM program at LIBA felt smooth, as online registration was straightforward, counselling and document verification details were clearly communicated on time, and staff support made the journey stress-free.

Academic: What I really liked about my college was how our lecturers taught us, their style was very unique and I admired them a lot for it. They always appreciated and encouraged us, even for small things, which actually motivated us to do more. On the other hand, the head of the department was super irritating because he wanted everything done by a very specific time period.

Placement: Loyola Institute of Business Administration has really strong placements. The people in charge of placements have done amazing work, setting new records for the college. They even have special teams or 'cells' that focus on helping students get placed and also push us to think about starting our own businesses. On average, the salary package offered was more than 4.5 LPA.

Campus: My college was really good with resources. They didn't just focus on studies; we also got to work on our passions. How webinars, workshops, and seminars happened was decided by student votes. Also, there was a recommended dress code for each branch.

Admission: Experience filling the LIBA admission form was simple, instructions were clear, the selection list came out on time, and the initial registration process felt easy and hassle-free.

Academic: At Loyola Institute of Business Administration, they offer many full-time courses. These courses are pretty high-ranked for their academics. Our teachers here give extra attention and even tutoring, which they say is important to keep the college's academic standards good. The exam patterns are not the same for every course, but for my course, I found it a bit complex.

Placement: Talking about the Executive Diploma in Marketing Management, students usually get salary packages between 4.5 lakhs and 8.9 lakhs per year. This course actually ranks really well for placements when you compare it with other colleges that offer similar programs.

Admission: Admission at LIBA was quite straightforward, with timely communication about interview schedules and the final selection list, quick document verification, supportive staff, and an organized course registration that made the whole journey stress-free.

Academic: Our college is really working on making our studies better. They have started new appraisal systems for that. Last April/May semester, our exam results were 91.5 percent. And for the Nov/Dec exams, they are actually hoping the overall results will go up by 3 percent.

Placement: Talking about job offers, students from our courses got good packages. The highest salary was 8.3 Lacs, the average was 4.45 Lacs, and the lowest was 3.2 Lacs. For other courses, the top salaries are different, but the biggest package overall in the college was 16.9 Lacs.

Campus: College has really good student unions and clubs, and students run them all successfully. The college management also gives us a lot of support for these. This support really encourages us to join different activities and helps us achieve great things for our college.

Admission: Path from counselling till joining at LIBA was well-organized, with clear details for provisional admission and final registration, helpful staff for fee-related queries, and no confusion at any stage.

Academic: Our college teachers were quite good for our course. They really taught us everything in depth and made sure the syllabus finished on time. All the professors were super qualified and knew a lot, which was great. The course curriculum itself was relevant and actually helped us become ready for jobs. Also, the exams here were not too tough, just medium level. And a big plus, the teachers always supported every student.

Placement: My experience with PGDM at LOYOLA Institute for placements was good. They give a lot of opportunities, and almost all students get chances every year. Companies like TCS, Infosys, Accenture, Deloitte, and MetaCube come here to hire. Around 40-45% of students from our PGDM course actually get placed. The average salary package offered for PGDM generally falls between 4 to 7 LPA.

Campus: At LOYOLA College, for my PGDM course, the infrastructure was truly excellent. The campus itself was quite big, and they even had good hostel facilities for students. The food in the hostel mess was also good to eat. Inside our PGDM department, we had all the important facilities like a library, canteen, and Wi-Fi. Plus, all other necessary amenities were provided, and sports facilities were available for everyone on campus.