Indian Istititute of Business & Technology

Industry Integrated Programmes have been launched in India based on the philosophy of former President of India, Dr. A P J Abdul Kalam that "Employment and Education must be interlinked".

The Industry Integrated Education are work-integrated learning programmes, it is essential that the applicant is engaged in work in the relevant professional areas. The final offer of admission for such programmes would be based on the applicant’s educational background, academic achievements, work profile, relevant work experience, and profile of the employing organization. The education in the Industry Integrated Education programmes is characterized by person-centered approach where the rigour and standard are maintained on par with system of education on-campus. These programmes judiciously combine the flexibility and ingenuity of the outreach educational system with all the regular features of the on campus education system.

Also, the learning and evaluation process draws upon the successful and established methodologies followed by the Academic Council. Evaluation of the performance of learners is one of the important components of any teaching-learning system. The Institution evaluates the performance of its learners through Assignments, project works, practical and the Objective & Theoretical type Term End Examinations. As one of the learners friendly features, the Institution has been conducting Quarterly Term End Examinations on fixed schedule. Quarterly Term Examination is an innovative step forward to make the examination system more flexible and to provide an opportunity for the learners to take up the examinations as per their desire and preparation. This innovative venture of Quarterly Examination will provide a completely flexible system of examination independent of the traditional fixed time frame. Under the scheme of Quarterly Examinations, students can walk into the authorized Counseling Centre on the prescribed days as per their choice and appear for the examination for the course for which they are registered. They may be not required to wait for the six months term end examination.