At VIP, the college faculty arranges lectures, seminars and practicals for students from time to time.

By incorporating an expansive range of academic methods, approaches and experiences, we create an impactful learning environment that leads to success.

Whether it's a group project, problem-solving session or lecture, our teaching methodology is best for each subject. So, that learning for students can be more effective.

From the case method and projects to experiential learning, lectures and simulations, our teaching methodologies engage students in dynamic discussions about real-life business challenges and makes them stand apart.

These are usually for medium-sized groups (Eg 10-30 students), lasts between one to hours, and provides an opportunity to discuss particular topics in more detail. They are led by professors, but students are expected to contribute actively too.

Practicals, also called laboratory classes are run in some courses to assess the practical work of the students.

The initial stage of teaching method starts with a 50 minutes lecture.

Lecture method is the oldest teaching method. It is one way channel of communication of information. Students’ involvement in this teaching method is to listen & pen down the notes during the lecture.

Supervision provide an opportunity to explore your subject more deeply, discuss your own work and ideas and receive regular feedback. As they aren't assessed, supervisions provide the ideal environment for you to test your ideas and interests, while encouraging you to develop your thinking.

Supervisions are small group sessions. (most often for between one to three students) with supervisor (an academician)

You do some preparation for each supervision, usually reading, writing an essay or working on some problem. In the session, you get feedback on your work and talk about / present your ideas.

Supervisors are specialists in particular subject areas so, throughout your course you go to different supervisors to get an exposure of different fields.

Several courses include opportunities to go on field trips, study visits.