IBA Bangalore Campus Facilities - Hostel Fees, Infrastructure, Address

IBA campus has a world-class infrastructure and is located in Bengaluru. The campus is spread over 8.5 acres and provides a distinctive atmosphere where the emphasis is on teamwork, cooperation, and friendly competition. The classrooms at IBA are well equipped and designed as such that they lead to students developing closer relationships with each other and faculty members. The library at IBA is one the largest library dedicated to only management programs. The library consists of 12500 books, 8000 titles, 700 A/v, 5000+ e-journals, 23000+ e-dissertation, over 80 international & national magazines and 13 newspaper. Apart from this, the college has a 3D center, student activity center, executive training center, modern gymnasium, Wi-Fi network, etc.

 Also, the college provides on-campus residential facilities for boys and girls with round-the-clock security. The residents have various options like double rooms, triple rooms, single rooms with attached and common bathrooms. Each room is fully furnished and has a cot, study desk with chair and a built-in wardrobe. Accommodation is also available for participants who do short term MDP/training program. 

IBA, Bangalore provides recreational facilities to its students like cricket, basketball and volleyball courts among outdoor games along with table tennis and carrom equipment among indoor games in the sports complex.

Additionally, the college has student committees that coordinate many activities such as yoga, meditation cultural center, institute industry interaction committee, mess committee, etc and also host to cultural events like arches, Kalakshetra, Festival celebrations, etc.

Besides this, Students of IBA, Bangalore have formed a committee called as HOPE and this committee member’s take pledge to spend their time with either underprivileged kids in orphanages or elders in old age homes.

RESIDENTIAL (HOSTEL & MESS) CHARGES

• Annual Residential Registration Charges (Non-Refundable) ` 6,000/
• Security Deposit - Residential (Refundable after completion of the Course) ` 9,00

  Categories of Rooms Available	Ist Academic Year (At the time of Admission) (in ` )	IInd Academic Year (by 5th May, 2017) (in ` )	Total Residential Charges for 2 yrs (in ` )
  Triple - Boys Hostel only	81,000/-	84,000/-	1,65,000/-
  Double - Girls & Boys Hostel	90,000/	93,000/-	1,83,000/-
  Double (With attached Toilet) - Boys Hostel only	99,000/-	1,02,000/-	2,01,000/-
  Single - Girls & Boys Hostel	1,08,000/-	1,11,000/-	2,19,000/-
  Single (with attached toilet) - Girls Hostel only	1,23,000/	1,26,000/-	2,49,000/-

• Notes 1. The fees will only be accepted in Cash or by Demand Draft in favour of - “Arihant Education and Research Foundation”, payable at ‘Bangalore’, OR by NEFT / RTGS. 2. The Academy will provide free Wi-Fi enabled laptop to all the students. 3. IBA sponsors Top 50 students of the first year for OBSM (Overseas Business Study Mission - Educational Tour) to countries like Singapore, Malaysia, Dubai, etc. Incase, student is not among Top 50 and still wants to be part of this learning experience, he/she can join the meritorious students for the trip by self - sponsoring his/her trip. 4. Security Deposit is refundable only after completion of the course. Fee refund policy : Refer to AICTE / UGC Guidelines. 5. Admissions Processing Charges is non- refundable even if a student decides to withdraw the course before the commencement of the Academic Session. 6. Above mentioned fee does not include Examination Fees. Examination Fee is to be paid by student as notified by University of Mysor

The Finance clubs at IBA holds regular meetings that strengthen the students’ knowledge in the field of Capital Markets, Securities, Derivatives and Finance on the whole. In the past they have organised lectures on topics like Economic Fundamentals, Past & Present Foreign Exchange arrangements, Foreign Direct Investment etc. among others. A series of presentations on Financial Markets, Equity Markets and Debt & Money markets have also been taken. Once every year Navigators also take a session of their Stock Market – Stockmania that helps students to realise how the Stock Market functions day-to-day, how the bidding takes place on the floor, impact of various industry related news etc.

The Marketing Club of IBA is a student oriented club for those who share a passion for marketing, for those who are creative and for those who dare to be different. Managed by a group of 14 students along with a faculty mentor Hunterz Ignite is a platform that aids the making of Marketing as an interesting subject and brings related topics beyond the horizons of textbooks. The club focuses at providing exposure to the marketing brains with situations aimed at easing their path en route becoming a successful marketer. The logo of the club signifies the same as well – just focus and hunt down your target.

Infin’IT is the Information Technology club Of IBA started in the year 2004. Infin’IT Club is only club which provides certification courses to students and its club members. We help the students gain skills which will make them more technologically effective and employable. We support in setting up and maintaining systems and networks for various IBA projects. The Club also supports the faculty with technology as a part of the curriculum and outside the curriculum enabling them to perform their functions effectively. So we are going to publish news letter every month from this year and bring you some interesting articles and news

The HR club was started with focus on providing the best guidance for HR management in terms of capability, visibility, responsiveness & self-actualization. The club provides a whole lot of opportunities to students by challenging them with debates, quizzes, group discussions, role plays, resume writing sessions, mock interviews. Spandan believes in culling out the best of the best to win laurels for IBA

The first thing that comes to everyone’s mind thinking about OM with reference to management is Operations Management. Yes, the club is very much related to Operations Management but here however, OM actually stands for “Opportunities Magnified”.  OM club was launched in the year 2008 and since then it has undergone quite a few changes. It was started with the motive of bringing something new on the table, knowledge beyond what was taught in the classrooms. OM now focuses on creating and magnifying the opportunities around us and generating more value for its members. It will help its members in identifying the complexities that one comes across during management education and make it simpler to navigate across.