Talk on 'What does it take to Survive?: Towards the Abolition of Transphobia' by Vikramaditya Sahai - Join us for a thought-provoking talk by Vikramaditya Sahai, addressing the complexities of trans lives and the abolition of transphobia. The discussion will explore narratives from a film documenting trans nightlife in late 20th century New York and an autobiography of a prominent Indian trans icon. The talk will also confront the tragic events surrounding the Orlando nightclub massacre in 2016, examining the implications of transphobia and the potential for trans lives to flourish. Moderated by Dr. Geeti Das, Assistant Professor of Politics at SIAS, Krea University. (Event Date: 2025-08-26)
Dr. Preeti Sampat Delivers Talk at Fellowship Course - Dr. Preeti Sampat, Associate Professor of Sociology & Social Anthropology at SIAS, was invited to deliver a session entitled ‘Compassionate Access to Land and its Affordances’ at a hybrid fellowship course titled 'Compassionate Spaces'. This course is developed by the Institute of Palliative Medicine, Calicut, Kerala, in collaboration with the Kerala chapter of the Indian Institute of Architects. The fellowship aims to explore inner and outer spaces and how to make them compassionate. Dr. Sampat's session focused on the historical material and social relationalities of land and its more-than-human affordances.
Dr Tanmoy Chakrabarty Publishes Research on Magnetic Properties - Dr Tanmoy Chakrabarty, Assistant Professor of Physics at SIAS, has published a research article titled *Magnetic and electronic structure studies on S= 1/2 Heisenberg antiferromagnetic alternating spin chain system KCuGa(PO4)2* in the *Journal of Magnetism and Magnetic Materials*. This research explores the low-dimensional magnetic behavior of the novel phosphorus-based cuprate system KCuGa(PO4)2, reporting significant findings on magnetic susceptibility and field-induced magnetic behavior, which contribute to the understanding of quantum phase transitions in dimerized spin systems.
Talk on 'Railways and the Historical Contours of India' by Professor Arup K Chatterjee - Join us for an insightful talk on the historical significance of railways in India, presented by Professor Arup K Chatterjee. This lecture advances a Jungian framework for interpreting India’s railway iconography, proposing that clusters of some of the most iconic railway representations of our times function as collective‐unconscious symbols that prefigure social and historical trajectories. The talk will be moderated by Dr Aashique Ahmed Iqbal, Assistant Professor of History, SIAS, Krea University. The event will be held online on August 13, 2025, from 2:30 PM to 4:30 PM. To register for this event, please visit the provided URL. (Event Date: 2025-08-13)
Institute for Financial Management and Research, also known as Institute is a Private business school, established in 1970. Located in Chennai, Institute for Financial Management and Research campus spans over Not specified. The college is affiliated to Krea University and recognized by the Institution of National Importance by the Ministry of Finance. Institute for Financial Management and Research is ranked Not specified by NIRF under Business school in Not specified. NIRF ranking: Not specified
Institute for Financial Management and Research offers a wide range of various programs in the streams of Business school. MBA in Finance, MBA in Marketing are some of the popular courses. Admissions at Institute for Financial Management and Research are based on Entrance exams and further evaluation. The college accepts CAT, XAT, and GMAT for MBA, an Entrance test followed by an interview for a PhD.
For placements, the Institute for Financial Management and Research placement rate is Not specified. During the placement drive of 2024, the highest salary package offered was INR Not specified LPA, and the average package stood at INR Not specified LPA.
Some major facts and figures about Institute for Financial Management and Research are given in the table below:
Particulars | Institute for Financial Management and Research Highlights 2025 |
College Name | Institute for Financial Management and Research |
Establishment year | College Type | 1970 | Private business school |
Campus size | - |
Accredited by | UGC, SAQS |
Recognised by | Institution of National Importance by the Ministry of Finance |
Rankings (2025) | Not specified |
Popular courses | MBA in Finance, MBA in Marketing |
Admission Criteria | Entrance exams and further evaluation |
Official website | krea.edu.in/ifmrgsb/ |
Course Name | Fees | Eligibility |
M.B.A. (Master of Business Administration) | ₹6,00,000 | |
Certificate | Higher secondary education or equivalent, Minimum aggregate score of 50% in qualifying examination, Successful clearance of entrance examination, Personal interview round. | |
Ph.D. (Doctor of Philosophy) |
The campus provides top-notch facilities for academic and extracurricular activities:
The placements for IFMR are managed by its placement cell every year. The cell is responsible for preparing students for placements and bringing recruiters to the campus. As per IFMR placement report 2024, a total of 70 companies visited the campus for placements. Students were placed with an average package of Rs 13.04 LPA. Moreover, the highest package offered during IFMR placements was Rs 21.74 LPA. Some of the top recruiters who visited campus for placements included Barclays, Deloitte, Accenture, Infosys, Amazon, HCL, Morgan Stanley etc.
The detailed IFMR placement report 2024 can be checked below:
Particulars | Statistics |
Placement percentage | 100% |
Number of companies visited | 70 |
Average package offered | Rs 13.04 LPA |
Highest package offered | Rs 21.74 LPA |
Median Package | Rs 13.06 LPA |
PPOs offered | 23 |
Barclays | Deloitte | Accenture |
Infosys | Amazon | HCL |
Morgan Stanley | HDFC Bank | HSBC India |
IFMR cutoff refers to the minimum score required for admission. The cutoff for IFMR is determined on the basis of CAT, XAT, CMAT, GMAT, GRE, NMAT, IPMAT, SAT, GATE, NET JRF cutoff. It is required for candidates to obtain the minimum closing rank for admission. The course-wise IFMR cutoff can be checked below:
Exam Name | Cutoff |
CAT | 75 Percentile |
XAT | 80 Percentile |
NMAT | 222 Score |
CMAT | AIR upto 2000 |
GMAT GMAT Focus | 650 Score 600 Score |
GRE | 310 Score |
GATE (Engineering subjects) | Qualified |
MBA
MBA in General Management (Management)IFMR is ranked by some of the notable bodies depending on the performance. Some of the notable IFMR ranking is listed below:
Ranking body and year | Category | Rank |
NIRF 2024 | Management | 99th |
The campus provides top-notch facilities for academic and extracurricular activities:
1. Merit-Cum-Means based Scholarship:
Eligibility:
a) Minimum CGPA of 3.33 (equivalent to a ‘B+’ grade average) at the end of Term-3.
b) Family annual combined income for the Financial Year : Less than INR 10 Lakhs
Based on CGPA at the end of Term-3, the Office of Academic Administration sends a notification to eligible students to apply for Merit-cum-Means scholarship.
2. T.Thomas Scholarship For Business Leaders:
IFMR GSB has been selected by Hindustan Unilever Limited (HUL) for the award of T. Thomas Scholarship for Business Leaders to the second-year MBA student based on the academic performance at the end of Term-3. The scholarship amount shall be Rs 1 lakh.
3. Merit- Scholarships: Based on the CGPA at the end of the second year, following merit scholarships are awarded:
Gender | Male | Female |
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General | 0 | 0 |
OBC | 26 | 0 |
SC | 49 | 0 |
ST | 1 | 0 |
Muslim | 0 | 0 |
PWD | 0 | 0 |