Indian Institute of Management Bangalore (IIMB)

As the nightlife in Bangalore is very restricted, Bars are just allowed to open until 11 pm and only some clubs, which are really expensive, have to close at 00:30 at the latest, nightlife is not really good in Bangalore, but there are parties on the campus approximately every 3 weeks. You find some clubs and bars in Bangalore as for example, Nasa, Fushion Club.

Apart from the rooms in K and L Block, the rooms are quite basic but OK, staying in a block near the L-Square, where parties take place quite often, can be quite noisy, all the other blocks are OK but best to stay is in K or L because the blocks are newly built just 5 years, or so, ago. The campus is fantastic, although the city is really crowded, dirty and pollutet, the campus is like paradise, quite, calm, natural and really big.

Everything is very cheap in India, just the fact that you choose this country for your studies abroad is a cost-saving tip

get informed, care a lot about injuries because some small wounds can easily be infected, do not wait with illnesses to go to the hospitals which are really well equipped, get informed about vaccinations before you plan to depart because if you have never been to Asia before it can be that you need about EUR 500,-- just for vaccinations, and do not take Malaria Tablets because South India has a very little risk of Malaria so that the sideeffects of the tablets are more dangerouse than the illness itself which can be cured in India quite well, if you do not wait to long, be careful with feaver, go to the hospital not only if you have serious problems, because also small things can get really serious if you wait too long

the indian pronounciation in English is quite strong so that it takes a few days to understand all the words because some of them are pronounced completely differtent than in AE or BE. But after one or two weeks it was quite OK and it was possible to understand nearly everything.