Institute of Professional Education and Research BBA Fees Structure 2025 & Admission Process, Bhopal

If you have plans for MBA then they should take admissions here because the bridge between both the courses is such that many students fail to handle that pressure there. At IPER though, they are certain and therefore they have kept the difficulty level as high as MBA. Semester breaks are small exams are held twice every semester and apart from that too we have one more exams which is a sort of practice exam and even though those marks are not considered students have to be at their absolute best in that as well. No end of the road for students because even after the portions are completed and projects are submitted something will still be left in the kitchen. So, difficulty level sky high but sky is not at all grey here in terms of academics. What all we learned here was as per the industry demands. From banking to every micro possible thing related to business is what we were taught here.Read Full Review

Academic prominence of IPER can be discussed in detail as it is ranked as the best college for BBA for its academic prowess. What IPER has maintained is discipline, strictness, and quality in their education. The BBA program here offers students with not only single but dual specialisation at the same time. There are several other options to choose from like marketing management, finance management, tourism and travel, and retail marketing among others. Finance was my core specialisation but I added retail marketing too as my father said even India’s biggest company i.e. Reliance Industry too have decided to invest in retail and make it their core business. To fill the huge gap or the bridge between the books and practical knowledge, the university used to organise many workshops and seminars and most of them were mandatory to attend.Read Full Review

IPER indeed makes sure that students are ready to learn the corporate culture from the BBA program itself. Even the placements were offered to BBA students, which is indeed sparse. Here, there is no option but every student has to attend six seminars each semester, have to do at least 3 workshops, and have to be a part of 20+ presentations in classrooms. So, a complete corporate style studies as we had to be nicely tucked-in during seminars or presentations and all eyes were on us, as MBA students were also called upon to see us perform. The reason why they were called upon is to give us an idea on how seniors give their feedback in corporate culture. All in all, academics here never looked like the academics but looked like more of a working style study.Read Full Review