On the vibrant, green hilltop campus of the Indian Institute of ManagementKozhikode (IIM-K), butterflies flutter about freely. Just as caterpillars metamorphose to take flight, students here evolve, nurturing dreams and building skills that prepare them to soar globally. Nestled in the remote Kunnamangalam village of Kerala's Kozhikode district, IIM-K has in its 28 years developed a strong reputation as one of India's leading business schools. Founded in 1996 through a collaboration between the Indian and Kerala governments, the institute began with 42 students and has since grown to a vibrant community of 1,300 students and 169 faculty members. Today, it is a premier business school, serving corporations worldwide.
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