IBA CAMPUS

IBA campus is spread across 12 acres of lush green landscape in the suburbs of Bengaluru, the garden city of India, home to leading business corporations.

Bengaluru provides a feel of business environ- -ment of the new millennium, with the presence of global majors in IT, Banking, Consulting, Consumer Products and Engineering companies such as Infosys, Wipro, Microsoft, Schlumberger, SAP, Oracle, Citibank, HLL, Titan, Britannia, KPMG, Andersen Consulting, Ernst & Young, PWC, IBM, HSBC, Deutsche Bank, Standard Chartered, Quest, Biocon India, MICO-Bosch, and many more who have their operations here.

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IBA's State of the Art facility, the result of an innovative design by our Architect Ms. Mansi Soni. Ms. Soni's meticulously designed campus incorporates the needs of the students in terms of accessibility, a mentally stimulating aura and aesthetic appeal. The architect has imaginatively integrated natural elements of the land, the functional requirements of a rigorous learning program, exra- curricular activities and residential needs.

The facilities in place include:

• Audorium style class rooms with modern teaching / presentation aids
• Break out halls
• Executive training centre
• Double & single occupancy hostel rooms seperately for boys and girls with in-door sports and utility areas
• Spacious cafeteria
• Well stocked library with internet reference facilities and an audio - visual centre
• Well spread out I.T facility with 24 hour high speed internet access ( 2 Mbps Broad band link DSL line) maintaining the student : computer ratio of 2:1
• Sports and Recreation facilities
• Large Parking area.

Plans are afoot to expand the facilities and to include leisure activity centres, in-campus faculty residences, amphitheatre, auditorium, bank, etc.

The IBA campus is a quiet, naturally refreshing place. The buildings and other facilities are located within comfortable walking distances. The facilities blend with the natural surroundings of coconut and teak trees. The topography ensures that the traffic on the national highway does not disturb classes in progress.