Corporate engagement programs are designed to facilitate knowledge sharing, provoke creative thinking, and challenge students' ability to solve problems. The institute recognizes the importance of industry-academia collaboration for regular teaching as well. TAPMI promotes industry experts to design and deliver courses in emerging business trends. In a special partnership, an expert from Deloitte delivered sessions on IT risk management as a part of the Enterprise Risk Management elective, and KPMG designed and delivered a program on Data Analytics. Business leaders from Virtusa delivered an entire two-credit course, “Fintech and the Role of Emerging Technologies in Finance.” The Fifth Digital delivered a Fintech Course to TAPMI students in a workshop mode.

Industry immersion workshops addressing contemporary business trends such as digital adaptation, cybersecurity, social media marketing, and blockchain technology, which are not captured in textbooks, are organized by TAPMI. TAPMI invites industry experts to conduct immersion workshops (4 to 8 hours) to address such gaps. The objective of a program advisory board is to provide input to the academic council and review the curriculum based on industry trends. The advisory board consists of business leaders from various sectors and TAPMI alumni. TAPMI actively engages with the alumni base to seek feedback on curriculum and industry linkages. This engagement happens at multiple levels such as participation in the advisory board, co-delivery of electives, and delivery of workshops and guest lectures.

Faculty to student ratio is 1:16 and mean industry experience is 8 years and teaching experience is 10.5 years.

The gender ratio of the college is almost 50:50. Welingkar Mumbai makes sure that equal opportunities are given to both male and female candidates, which is usually commendable and every college should consider this. According to the PGDM batch 2021-23 data, the male-to-female ratio was 60:40.

No, students of Allahabad University will not be allowed to appear for their main exams if their attendance is less than 75%. However, there may be exceptions in some cases. Usually, Allahabad University students can appear for end-semester exams only if they have a minimum attendance of 75% or more in respect of classes delivered in each course separately. But in the cases given below, candidates are exempted from the minimum attendance requirement up to a certain percentage:

Exceptions for the non-fulfillment of minimum attendance requirement:

• If a student fails to fulfill this condition due to some unavoidable circumstances beyond his/her control like illness etc., attendance up to 20% will be condoned by the Dean/HOD on production of medical certificate/supporting documents on justified grounds. 
• If a student represents his/her institution, university, state, or nation in sports, NCC, NSS, cultural or any other officially sponsored activities, he/she shall be eligible for relaxation of attendance up to 20% in a course based on the specific recommendations of the Dean/Head of the Department.

JBIMS does not have a dress code, but the students are expected to dress up decently.  The students should be in formal attire during placement, committee activities, guest lectures, seminars, external presentations, etc. 

A standard formal dress code in a business environment is a full matching business suit, including a shirt, jacket, pants or skirt and tie for men. Men should go with black shoes and women can choose Mules, Loafers, Oxfords, black or neutral colour Pumps, and Ballet flats.

Wearing a proper uniform daily at Chandigarh University depends on the academic course opted by the student. In the case of courses like Hotel Management, Airlines & Airport Management, Law, etc., it’s compulsory to wear a proper uniform as per the program requirement. For all other courses students are required to wear and follow the Formal Dress Code as recommended by the University only on Wednesdays. 

It is mandatory to purchase uniforms from campus. They are available within the campus and can be purchased at the beginning of your classes. It is highly recommended that students avoid buying their uniforms from stores off campus.

The uniform for boys & girls is the same. The winter uniform comprises of navy blue college blazer and steel grey trousers with a college tie. Wearing a turban for Sikh boys is compulsory. Patkas & caps and half pants are not permitted in the college and are considered as an act of indiscipline. All students must wear proper uniforms during workshops & seminars.