Student Life
THE FIIB STUDENT
EXPERIENCE
At FIIB, you don't just participate in campus life — you help build it.
Your journey here goes far beyond classrooms and coursework. It is shaped by the roles you take on, the initiatives you lead, and the community you become part of.
From leading clubs and organizing large-scale events to shaping traditions and mentoring peers, student life at FIIB is designed to help you grow into a confident, capable, and collaborative leader.
CLUBS AS LEADERSHIP LABS
Where ideas turn into action
FIIB's student clubs are more than interest groups — they are platforms for leadership, execution, and collaboration.
Each club functions like a mini-organization, led and managed by students, with clear roles, responsibilities, and goals. Through clubs, our students plan and execute events, solve real challenges, and expand networks.
Brand Rovers - Marketing
Run real campaigns, not just study them.

SEO, Neuromarketing & market creation — through real briefs, live feedback, and evolving consumer insights.
Prose - Media & Communication
Create content, tell stories that matter.

Crisis communication, AI in media & content strategy — engaging with modern communication challenges.
FSE Club - Finance
Track markets. Think like an investor.

Portfolio simulations, IPO strategy & financial inclusion challenge — exposure to financial decision-making, market behavior, and investment thinking.
SIGMA - Operations & IB
Solve for supply chains. Not just solve problems.

Logistics, integration & global operations strategy— bridging operations thinking with business impact.
Cynergy - Human Resources
Learn people strategy from real practitioners.

Emotional intelligence, Inclusion & Culture transformation — classroom learning meets evolving workplace dynamics.
Udaan - Entrepreneurship
Turn ideas into pitches — and action.

Business model innovation, pitch simulations & global scaling conversations — real entrepreneurial perspectives.
Jaagriti - Social Impact
Work on real causes. Real Solutions.

Sustainability dialogues & grassroots interventions — focused on driving meaningful engagement with real societal challenges.
Spirit Committee - Campus Life
Bring the campus to life.

Cultural and community-building initiatives — creating high-energy experiences that bring together leadership, collaboration, and campus vibrancy.
UN Girl Up
Lead Impactful change.

Inclusion, equity, and leadership — conversations on inclusive leadership, gender equality, and building community leadership.
"At FIIB, student life is not something you just participate in — it is something you build. From leading clubs to running large-scale events, we take real ownership of the campus experience. It pushes you to step up, make decisions, and see your ideas come to life."

"What stands out at FIIB is that leadership isn't theoretical — you live it every day. You're encouraged to take charge, lead teams, and create impact. By the time you graduate, you don't just understand leadership — you've already practiced it."

"Concepts truly clicked when we applied them through live projects, case discussions, and simulations. That's when theory stopped feeling abstract and started making practical sense in real business contexts."

"Organising more than 50 events each year means constantly managing people, timelines, pressure, and unexpected situations. That's where real learning happens and leadership skills begin to emerge naturally."
"With BGA sessions, mock interviews, and continuous feedback loops, you start preparing for placements from the very first term instead of waiting for the final months."
"Balancing student council responsibilities alongside academics taught me how to prioritise tasks, stay organised, and deliver under pressure while managing multiple responsibilities and expectations simultaneously."
"From planning institute-level events to executing them successfully, you learn how to take ownership end-to-end — not just contributing ideas, but driving outcomes and being accountable for results."

"Running live campaigns and brand-building activities gave me practical marketing exposure that I could confidently discuss during interviews, backed by real experiences rather than just theoretical classroom knowledge."

"Working on operations challenges and competitions helped me understand how processes actually function beyond textbooks and how business decisions affect efficiency, outcomes, and overall organisational performance."

"HR conclaves and practitioner sessions exposed me to real workplace challenges and people dynamics, helping me understand how organisations manage talent, leadership, and employee engagement beyond classroom concepts."

"Tracking markets regularly and working on finance simulations built the discipline, patience, and analytical mindset required for real financial roles and long-term investment decision-making."

"Pitching startup ideas and building business concepts made me more action-oriented — not just someone who plans strategies, but someone who executes ideas, adapts quickly, and learns continuously."

"Working on sustainability initiatives made social impact something we actually practiced on campus instead of only discussing in theory, helping us connect classroom learning with real societal challenges."

"Through campaigns, discussions, and awareness initiatives, we addressed real issues around gender equality and inclusion, which reshaped how I now approach leadership and teamwork in diverse environments."
"Leading sessions and student initiatives gave me the confidence to speak up, take responsibility, and step into leadership roles where decisions and accountability truly matter."

"Organising cultural and sports events taught me how to bring large groups together, manage participation at scale, and handle pressure while delivering engaging experiences for the entire campus community."

"From planning to execution, every event pushed us to think quickly, adapt to unexpected challenges, coordinate teams effectively, and deliver results in real time."

"Running wellness initiatives helped me realise how consistency, balance, and mental well-being influence performance in high-pressure environments like business school and corporate careers."

"Domain-focused sessions and practical finance projects helped me identify where I fit within the finance ecosystem and what specific skills I needed to strengthen to align myself better with industry expectations."

"Working on financial tools, simulations, and real business cases built the kind of confidence that theory alone could never provide and helped me approach finance problems with much greater clarity."

"Case discussions and HR-focused activities helped me connect theory with workplace behaviour, understanding how organisational decisions affect employees, teams, culture, and the overall dynamics within organisations."

"Executing campaigns and working on brand activities made marketing feel practical and intuitive rather than purely conceptual, giving me real experiences that I could confidently discuss during interviews."

"Operations became much clearer when we started analysing real business processes and solving practical problems instead of only studying theoretical frameworks in the classroom."

"Mock interviews, resume reviews, and recruiter insights helped me understand exactly what companies expect from candidates and how to prepare strategically for specific roles during placements."

"The feedback after every mock interview was extremely specific — what to improve, how to improve, and where to focus — which made the entire preparation process structured."

"Being part of SPAC showed me how companies shortlist and evaluate candidates during placements, which completely changed how I prepared for interviews and approached every opportunity."

"Communication and interview training sessions helped me improve how I present myself professionally, especially in high-pressure situations where clarity, confidence, and structured thinking matter the most."

"Each mock interview round made me sharper and more confident, allowing me to track my improvement over time and clearly identify the areas that needed more focus."

"By the time placements started, I wasn't guessing anymore. I clearly understood my strengths and how to position them effectively during interviews and recruiter discussions."

"Seeing the placement process from the inside gave me valuable clarity on what actually works when converting opportunities and how recruiters evaluate candidates during final selections."

"At FIIB, student life is not something you just participate in — it is something you build. From leading clubs to running large-scale events, we take real ownership of the campus experience. It pushes you to step up, make decisions, and see your ideas come to life."

"What stands out at FIIB is that leadership isn't theoretical — you live it every day. You're encouraged to take charge, lead teams, and create impact. By the time you graduate, you don't just understand leadership — you've already practiced it."

"Concepts truly clicked when we applied them through live projects, case discussions, and simulations. That's when theory stopped feeling abstract and started making practical sense in real business contexts."


SIP Mela
14 editions completed; 1500+ student internships completed; 4 UN SDG goals impacted; 25+ partner NGOs

Samavesh (Annual Cultural Fest)
Annual flagship fest; 300+ participants; 10+ cultural events; institute-wide engagement

Meraki (Business Plan Competition)
15 editions completed; 130+ B-plans showcased; USD 600K+ funding enabled; 30+ mentors associated
STUDENT-LED CAMPUS EVENTS
MBA campus life in Delhi powered by student leadership and real-world exposure

VFTT (View From the Top Talk Series)
40+ sessions conducted; 60+ industry speakers; 1200+ student participations; cross-sector representation

Manthan
6 editions completed; 400+ student participants; 36+ industry speakers; multi-domain discussions

HR Round Table
6 editions completed; 1100+ students engaged; 40+ HR leaders; 20+ organizations represented
BY THE NUMBERS
Annually
Leadership Roles
Student Platforms
TRADITIONS THAT CREATE BELONGING
Moments that stay with you
Beyond structured activities, FIIB is defined by the traditions and shared experiences that bring students together.
From annual celebrations and club-led initiatives to informal campus moments, these experiences create a sense of belonging and identity.
They are the stories you carry forward — long after the program ends.
CONNECTING TO YOUR CAREER
Why this matters for your future
Employers don't just look for academic knowledge — they look for people who can lead, collaborate, and take ownership.
The student-led culture at FIIB ensures that you graduate not just with a degree, but with real experiences that demonstrate your ability to perform in professional environments.
This is where classroom learning meets real-world readiness.

Mansi Kaushik
Marketing
Batch – 2024-26
UG College: Maharishi Markandeshwar
Stream: B.Sc.
- Addressed the United Nations before completing her MBA
- PRME Regional Leader – South & Central Asia
- Featured in ANI News & The Tribune

Shubham Bagchi
Sales & BD
Batch – 2024-26
UG College: Amity University
Stream: BA
- 4 years’ experience building revenue pipelines at WBIDC & Graphite India
- Student Council President at FIIB
- Stood out at CIP for a reactivated-lead strategy driving 15% of bookings

Nandini Sharma
Finance
Batch – 2024-26
UG College: GBU
Stream: B.Com
- Prepared DCF models on American Airlines and Whirlpool India at her internship
- Writes on macro markets—read and engaged with by CFA charterholders
PEER LEADERSHIP & AMBASSADOR ROLES
Students shaping the student experience
At FIIB, students play an active role in guiding and supporting one another.
Through leadership positions such as: Student Council, Club leadership teams, Peer ambassadors students contribute to building a supportive and collaborative ecosystem.
Peer ambassadors and student leaders often act as the first point of connection — helping others navigate the program, make decisions, and feel part of the community.

Gitansh Arora
Student Marcomm Head, Student council
Home Town:
New Delhi
Specialization/Program:
PGDM – Marketing
Clubs / Co-Curricular :
Brand Rovers
Career Interest / Expertise:
Marketing and Communication
Personal Interest:
Cricket, Travel

Rishab Jain
SPAC Member & Student Marcomm
Home Town:
Jammu, J&K
Specialization/Program:
PGDM – Marketing
Clubs / Co-Curricular :
Brand Rovers, MarComm member
Career Interest / Expertise:
Branding and MarComm
Personal Interest:
Cricket, Pool, Reel making

Rachita Lohiya
SPAC Member
Home Town:
Almora, Uttarakhand
Specialization/Program:
PGDM OB-HR
Clubs / Co-Curricular :
Cynergy, CMP, Brand Rovers
Career Interest / Expertise:
HR Tech, People Analytics, Learning & Development
Personal Interest:
Dancing, Social Impact & Cricket

Vidushi Chaturvedi
Domain Head - Finance
Home Town:
Jaipur, Rajasthan
Specialization/Program:
PGDM- Finance
Clubs / Co-Curricular :
FSE, Brand Rovers, C-Ace, OIA
Career Interest / Expertise:
Business Analyst
Personal Interest:
Cricket, Music






