IIM L is the 4th best IIM in India; rejecting it was never an option for me as it was my best call. The academic curriculum is a bit rigorous as you must give assignments and quizzes and prepare for your summer placements. But the faculty member I would say is very experienced and they would certainly clear all your doubts

I focused on general management courses as electives. There are two sections for 120 candidates Class and course designs are such that there is good interaction and engagement between faculty and students Faculty are no doubt the best in the industry, it's IIM so each faculty is unique and comes with an ocean of experience their real-time work experience is great to know, which helps to understand the management better. Yes studies are difficult but it all depends if you manage to balance the pace of course with your regular efforts n routine

The course curriculum is very much in line with the industry norms + requirements and curtails the number of guest lectures (usually 2-3 per subject) from industry stalwarts. the curriculum is bifurcated into 6 terms + summer internships. The faculty pool is one of the best in the country in terms of management education, more than 90% of the faculty have phd affiliations from the top tier universities from India and abroad (including but not limited to Havard, Standford and Wharton). They not only possess industrial experience and prowess in research but also held consulting positions in prominent PSUs, Govt. projects and corporate giants. The class usually consists of 60-65 students, with the current student-to-faculty ratio being 7:1. The curriculum is very much pragmatic and includes healthy exposure to learn from the institute's alumni and other giants of the country (both public and corporate). The curriculum plan is followed to the dot and exams are conducted on time every time.

IIM Lucknow has a strong faculty across all domains, a.k.a., marketing, finance, strategy, operations, It & systems, data science, etc. A given class size of a given faculty is around 50-65 students. All faculty members in the college have doctorates in their respective fields of expertise, with almost all professors engaged in research work. The review system needs some serious retrospection and overhaul. There are mid and end-term reviews collected through physical forms but how much it affects the professors individually to better their methods, needs transparency. Exams are held on time, with the schedules being released around a month prior to the examinations. It is moderately easy to pass most examinations by paying attention in class and light revisions. Some subjects are challenging and require dedicated efforts to score above/average.