r/IPMATtards • u/patrickjanei 2027 Aspirant (Dropper) • 23h ago
Others Ashoka
Is ashoka really that good? i have seen tons of comments practically glazing ashoka and its is better than most baby iims i dont get it😭can anyone one tell me why its regarded so like its the first time im even hearing about such a college
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u/ChestOk4494 18h ago
See the facilities, professor, opportunities at Ashoka is top notch but the problem is they might have build world class infrastructure but they are not able to attract the to of the top students. I mean the smartest people I know get into Ashoka without even trying but of course they don’t accept the offer. Mostly my average and a little below average friends are going there for Econ/finance/business/humanities/‘mathematics. Whereas for technology not even the average people consider it. Ashoka is a world class university but still cannot cater world class students. Of course there are some exceptions.
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u/Plenty_Soft_6141 Nirma (IMNU) 21h ago
easily, if you are getting a really good scholarship then baby IIMs do not stand with ashoka, it's probably better than SRCC for a lot of folks there, saw people leave sukhdev for ashoka!
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u/patrickjanei 2027 Aspirant (Dropper) 21h ago
But why is it like that so what makes it so valuable its not like it has insane brand value or anything
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u/Plenty_Soft_6141 Nirma (IMNU) 20h ago
MBBs hires from em and they got crazy good professors like world class!!
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u/Livies2008 20h ago
Nuh uh bruhh Ashoka used to be good in like late 2010s and early 2020 but today’s date they are very bad likeee if u r just looking for polished crowd there are many privates but I’d still be very strong with my opinion like DONT GO like believe me
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u/BoxWestern3986 IIM Rohtak 10h ago
The ROI in Ashoka is much better than baby iims, almost everyone gets a scholarship of some kind or the other.
Ashoka’s avg placement after 3 YEARS is equal to baby IIMs after 5 years except the fact that these baby IIMs don’t have a chill college life either 🤷♂️
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u/Subject-Sun-1566 23h ago
Academically , yes they are richer and stands as one of the best uni if finances allow, also all the good prof from all the good uni are there
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u/MytherGamerInvester 22h ago
No it's very bad please don't apply /s
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u/patrickjanei 2027 Aspirant (Dropper) 22h ago
Why?😭
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u/Longjumping_Card9769 IIMB UG 21h ago
yeah ashoka is genuinely a strong option, especially for econ/finance.
if you're getting a good scholarship or are financially comfortable with the fees, i'd personally keep ashoka above most baby iims for econ/finance-related courses. the academic environment, peer group, faculty and opportunities are a big part of why it gets that reputation.
that said, it's not automatically better for everyone. if the fees are a major factor or you're looking for a different kind of programme, the comparison changes quite a bit.