Yes. It is absolutely worth joining IIM Indore for the IPM Program. Though, you need to clear the IPMAT and the interviews. One of my friends had completed the IPM program at IIM Indore and here are some facts that may be useful to you.

• You will have some very interesting subjects from the trinity of mathematics, social science, and performing arts. It will equip you with really dynamic skills and significant learning.
• You will meet some of the best minds from diverse backgrounds in this course. 
• There are over 15000 applications for 120 seats. Thus, you can assume the quality of peer and peer learning.
• The campus has two well-equipped gyms, an Olympic-size pool, a Finance resource centre, an Entrepreneurial incubation cell, and an Onus cashless card payment system. 
• Also, there are regular shuttle bus services for going into the city.
• The daily schedule of the students is usually packed with classes in the morning and maybe a few more in the afternoon. 
• After that, there is a complete makeover, students run to juice centers, along with the Chai shops, special Indori Poha at Poha point, HUL's Adda, and many other eating points. 

In the evening, things are a bit relaxed as people pursue their interests, sports or hang out with their friends. Things might be hectic on some days, but it will not be boring at IIM Indore.

The new campus of NIT-P is set beautifully on a plot of 280 acres. One of the beautiful things about the campus is that it is set on a seashore which makes the nearby atmosphere very calm and soothing. The new building has a separate science block which is huge and is connected to the nearby hostel and the canteen too. 

The new building has labs and workshop rooms which are equipped with the latest tech and pieces of equipment. The new building also has no water problem as compared to the old one. For electricity and power, there have been no issues so far. There is a 24 hr drinking water facility available. Sometimes there are some long power cuts which are informed beforehand as the building is under construction.

Mandi is a beautiful place. The transit campus is located near a very large ground called the paddal ground, surrounded by mountains on all sides, a river flowing right next to the campus.

Facilities

• Although there's not a lot of entertainment facilities like malls and shopping complexes or big multiplexes, there's a small “kusum” theatre where you can go.
• For shopping there is Indira market where you can find everything you need from a needle to a home theatre system. All electronics stuff like ICS Motors etc. is also available.
• There are a lot of small hospitals in Mandi and you get free treatment as an IIT student.
• There are new places to eat in Mandi market, so don't forget to explore.
• There's a bakery shop called Raman Bakery For amazing pastries and cakes. Also, you get the variety of Pizzas Puffs and a variety of desserts.
• Also, one of the famous spots is Honey Hut. It's a small café in Mandi that serves Awesome Burgers, Pizzas Rolls and a good variety of desserts.

Placement Details:

It has no train connectivity as it is a hilly region. Volvo from Delhi or Chandigarh is the best way to get to Mandi. You can also take a train to Kirathpur and then get a bus to the mandi. You can also get decent amounts of buses to mandi on the highway to manali. The permanent campus for 2nd year students has already moved. The entire college will be shifted in about eight months.

BIT Mesra is a fairly well-known university, especially among the academic intellectuals, with a rich history of many notable alumni. However, except for the people residing in the states of Jharkhand, Bihar, and some parts of West Bengal and Odisha, it is not very popular among the common people in the rest of the country.

The hostels and the mess food can be considered decent and the rooms are well-maintained. Life at the campus is okay, nothing to complain about. Some of the features which may be considered a pro or a con depending upon the person are as follows.

• Boys get single accommodation from the first year itself while the same is not true for girls; they get shared accommodation till they pass out. The girl’s hostels are also a lot stricter than the boy’s hostels with the students needed to check-in at the hostel before the sunsets.
• There are lots of clubs and societies to get involved with depending upon your level of interest; dancing, literature, debating, and music, etc. to name a few.
• The schedule is not very hectic. You will not be over-burdened with projects, assignments, and reports which are not required.
• Ranchi, though a good city, is not a metro city and you will not find clubs or discos to hang out with friends at the weekends. Instead, you will enjoy the soothing sunsets sitting in the campus gardens.

Finally, though placements and the fee are not part of the everyday life of a student, they both affect the mental life of a student in a big way; so worth mentioning. If you are from a CSE/IT/Mechanical/EEE/Production engineering branch, you will receive good placements with many top companies visiting the campus. Whereas branches such as Biotech, Chemical, Polymer engineering have very low packages at campus placements and many also remain unplaced at core companies. The fee is also higher than many state colleges and NITs as it is a private university.

If you can cope up with these things and do not have any other higher-ranked college, BIT Mesra will be a good option for you and it will offer you a good and balanced life.