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In order to provide a cross cultural exposure and a global perspective to the students, IIMB has developed an extensive International Students Exchange Network. The Exchange Programme has become increasingly popular with the students and nearly 40% of the batch gets a chance to spend a term at a Partner Institute. Efforts are underway to expand the Programme further and enable an even larger number of students to avail of this unique opportunity. The students not on the exchange programme benefit through interaction with the large number of overseas students spending a term at IIMB.

Courses while on IIM Bangalore Exchange Programme

Students who go on an Exchange Programme in term V must take the full course load for students at their respective University taking only post-graduate level courses that amount to not less than 120 contact hours over the exchange term. A student can take credit for a maximum of 30 additional contact hours beyond 120, provided the course is approved by the Office of International Affairs (OIA) Committee. Thus, a student must earn 12 -15 credits while on exchange.

A student not getting a pass grade in a course while on exchange will not earn any credit from it.

The credits for courses in each exchange University will be released by the OIA.
Students failing to earn the required credits from the exchange programme will be asked to make up the deficit by taking additional course work at IIMB in the sixth term of the same year or in the next academic year, and will not be granted the degree till they complete the academic requirements. The deficit from the exchange programme cannot be more than three credits. Registering for such additional course work is subject to meeting the requirements of the minimum and maximum credits in a term.
No excused absence from attending classes will be granted to students on exchange programme who leave before the close of the previous term OR arrive late for the following term. Thus, students not attending classes for reasons stated above will be marked absent. Students whose exchange term ends later than the start of the sixth term at IIMB can register with prior permission within a maximum of one week from the start of the sixth term. This leeway is available only if their University term or examinations actually runs during the first week of the sixth term. However, even with prior permission, no attendance waiver will be granted for the days missed and fines for late registration will apply.

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A large number of Indian students travel abroad every year for higher education in a foreign country. According to data available with the World Education News & Reviews (WENR), there were close to 100,000 student-visa holding Indians in the United States of America, clearly one of the most preferred destinations for higher education, in 2012-13.

The UK, Australia, Canada, New Zealand, China, and Germany are other countries that see an influx of Indian students in large numbers every year.

If there is one thing clear from this, it’s the fact that the exposure and experience offered by foreign education is high up on the priority list of a lot of Indian students. But is enrolling full time in a foreign university the only way to get that exposure?

The answer is no. There are many schools, colleges, and universities in India that offer their students a chance to experience life in a foreign country for a short duration of time through what are known as student exchange programs.

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For the uninitiated, a student exchange program is a program in which students from an educational institution travel to a foreign country as a student of their institution’s partner institution in the host country. It needs to be understood that the student who travels abroad on this program may or may not be required to study at the foreign university or school.

These student exchange programs have become a global trend of sorts and educational institutions in India have been quick to latch on. Many colleges, B-schools, and private universities in India have established student exchange programs by forming alliances with educational institutions in other countries to give their students a chance to travel abroad.

1. Study abroad at a fraction of the cost: The low cost of student exchange programs is perhaps their most attractive feature. Studying abroad typically costs thousands of dollars and is beyond the economic means of many Indian students. However, students can get the experience of studying and living in a foreign country at the fraction of that cost when they travel overseas on a student exchange program.