Founded in 1995 by Lal Bahadur Shastri Educational Trust, Lal Bahadur Shastri Institute of Management (LBSIM) is a premier institute of management and information technology located in Delhi. LBSIM is recognized by the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), Ministry of Human Resource Development and Government of India. The teaching and instructional method used at the institute encourages self-learning and learning through active student-industry interaction. LBSIM was ranked No. 11 among top B-Schools in India for Finance by Economic Times in 2011 and was ranked as the 8th best B-School in north India by Outlook MDRA 2010. Placements are an integral part of the curriculum and the placement cell shoulders the responsibility of selecting, inviting and following up with the companies.
The LBSIM campus is sited near Dwarka metro station and is easily accessible from any part of Delhi. The institute boasts state of the art infrastructure and fully air-conditioned building. The institute library is stocked with more than 29,000 books, 150 periodicals and 3,700 online journals. The computer lab is fully air-conditioned and equipped with latest hardware and software technologies. The campus provides facilities for table tennis and a gym with all the latest equipments.
Min FeeLBSIM was ranked No. 11 among top B-Schools in India for Finance by Economic Times in 2011 and was ranked as the 8th best B-School in north India by Outlook MDRA 2010.
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