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    Compare Vanguard Business School, Bangalore vs IBMR IBS Bangalore

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    Quick Facts

    Location

    Bangalore, Karnataka
    Bangalore, Karnataka

    Ownership

    Private
    Private

    College Type

    College
    College

    Establishment Year

    2011
    1999

    Total Courses Offered

    2
    5

    Ranking & Accreditations

    Approvals

    AICTE, Affiliated
    Autonomous

    Course & Fees Details

    Fees

    Total Fees

    ₹ 9,75,000
    ₹ 7,71,500

    Facilities

    Alumni Associations

    Auditorium

    Boys Hostel

    Cafeteria

    Classrooms

    Club

    Extra Curricular Activities

    Girls Hostel

    I.T Infrastructure

    Laboratories

    Library

    Sports

    Training and Placement Cell

    Transport Facility

    Wifi

    Workshops

    College Reviews & Perception

    College Infrastructure

    Campus Life

    Academics

    Placements

    Value for Money

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    Total Reviews

    2
    8

    Individual Reviews

    Vanguard Business School - One right choice of my life

    posted on 2 years ago by Dheeraj

    If you want to do MBA in a Tier-II college Go for Vanguard

    posted on 2 years ago by Nandhaa
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    Good

    posted on 11 months ago by Shifali Mishra

    My experience is mind blowing

    posted on 1 year ago by Anil aghanti

    My review are really a good thanks for giving opportunity

    posted on 1 year ago by U. Srinivas
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    College Reviews & Perception

    Vanguard Business School, Bangalore has received lower rating for infrastructure whereas IBMR IBS Bangalore has not received lower rating in any aspect.

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