Administrative Management College Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here know their stuff and are pretty smart. They teach okay, but they don't really talk to students much. The stuff we learn isn't super useful for my major, so I don't feel totally ready for the real world. We don't have enough resources for that. The department doesn't really help with internships or industry training. The exams are not too hard, and I think you just need a 5.0 to pass.

Placement: For my B.Sc course, there aren't any placements available. But if you're in M.Sc, you can land a job at companies like Biocon. Even though B.Sc doesn't have placements, the college arranges pre-placement activities and offers internships at places like Apollo Hospital and Rainbow Pharma Training Lab.

Campus: The lab facilities in my department aren't great. We don't have enough chemicals, and sometimes they're not even available. There's also a shortage of equipment. The hostel rooms feel more like flats with 3 rooms and a kitchen. Two people share each room, so there are 6 people in total. It's kind of tough to live with so many people in one room without any doors or privacy. The hostel food isn't amazing either. But at least we get Wi-Fi and cleaning services here.

Admission: The teachers at our college are super helpful. They answer all our questions and are really friendly with us. They're also really smart, and they teach us stuff that's not even in the book. Plus, they always inspire us to do our best. The course we're taking is great because it helps us get a job quickly. The hotel industry is growing fast, so it's a good field to be in.

Placement: The job placements here are great, especially for seniors. About 55% of students landed jobs, with salaries ranging from Rs.18,000 to Rs.27,000. We have 4 top international hotels like ITC and JW Marriott that come for placements. It's awesome to see so many students getting job offers from these hotels!

Campus: Our college has awesome facilities, especially the production labs and service labs which are like nice classrooms. Plus, we've got a library and medical facilities on campus. We also have cool inter-college sports like football, cricket, and badminton. The classrooms and labs are super clean and well-maintained. And the canteen is great because they offer food at really affordable prices and it tastes good too. As for accommodation, we have separate hostels for guys and girls. The hostel rooms are really nice and come with perks like TV, Wi-Fi, food, gym, and areas to hang out and study.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really nice and easy to talk to.

Placement: The job placements at our college are pretty good. Last year, the highest salary package offered for BCA was around 18 lakhs per annum.

Campus: The campus is really big and nice. The canteen is spacious and serves good food. Just so you know, they don't serve food on Saturday evenings, so you might have to eat out. Also, it's a safe campus with no ragging.

Admission: The faculty members were pretty good when I started, but lately, there have been a lot of changes. Some of them aren't that great and could use more training. I think they should make sure to give them the right support to keep them around longer. The course curriculum is just okay. It could be better if they planned it out and stuck to it more.

Placement: Placements are not guaranteed for everyone, only some students get them. The college doesn't have strong connections with top companies. During internships, they struggle to secure placements for students. Most companies offer entry-level roles, not higher positions.

Campus: The college building is in good condition, but the infrastructure overall is just okay. They should work on keeping the bathrooms clean and improving the college grounds. It would be great if they had all the necessary books in the library. The labs and Wi-Fi could use some upgrades, and having projectors in every class would be helpful.

Admission: I really like the faculty at AMC Hotel Management. They're super experienced and always there to help. Studying hotel management here has made me feel really prepared to work in any hotel or hospitality job.

Placement: The college is great for hotel management students. Most students get placed in good hotels in India, with salaries from 4 to 6 LPA. Companies like Radisson Blu and Lalit Ashok hire from here. All students get internships in 5-Star hotels. It's a good place to study if you want a career in hotel management.

Campus: I really like how Administrative Management College has a nice library and well-lit classrooms. The kitchen and restaurant are great for practicals, and they even have hostel facilities with good food. I enjoy the AMC games week where we compete with other departments. It's a peaceful place to study and the facilities are well-maintained.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They really know their stuff and are super talented. The course content is spot on and prepares us well for the industry. The exams are tough though, you need at least a 40% to pass. It's split into 30 marks for internal assessments and 70 marks for the final exams.

Placement: I really liked how the college helped us with placements. They had companies like HP, Dell, and Airtel coming in. Almost 80% to 90% of students got good job offers by the time they finished studying. We also got internships, and a lot of us ended up working at the same company. Sometimes we looked for other options too. It was a great experience overall.

Campus: The Wi-Fi isn't available everywhere on campus, but it's good in the hostel. The library, labs, and classrooms are all good. The facilities are better than average. I like the canteen, medical center, and sports facilities too.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really know their stuff. The course is perfect if you're into hotels. Exams are pretty easy, so most students do well. You just need to get 35% to pass.

Placement: I'm really happy that most students in the BHM course got placed - around 85%! The salary package is pretty good too, ranging from 3 LPA to 5 LPA. Our college has some great companies that come for placements like Hyatt, Marriott, Taj, Holiday Inn, The Oberoi Group, and Crowne Plaza.

Campus: The college I go to has a training hotel with 28 rooms where we do practical work. They have digital classrooms, a restaurant, kitchen, lobby, and library. The food at the hostel is really good, and they keep changing the menu. We also have accommodation, labs, a library, cafeteria, sports complex, gym, Wi-Fi, and a bank on campus. It's a great place to study and live!

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and they keep in touch with us. Sometimes things get delayed because of higher-ups, but we still manage to finish our courses on time and get feedback on our work. We also get to go on industrial visits, which is cool. The semester exams are challenging, but our teachers really help us get ready for them.

Placement: I heard that students from our college get placed in different companies. We'll find out once we're placed or when the seniors get jobs. The college offers placement classes for everyone, even the 1st-year students.

Campus: The labs for different subjects are just okay, not great. The place looks better from outside than inside, no lie. But sports, canteen, medical stuff - all good, I'd give it a 4. Overall, with everything considered, it's a 3.

Admission: The teachers are not very reliable, and sometimes they even leave. Every semester, we get new faculty members twice. Classes hardly happen because of this. The course is not too hard, but we have to study on our own a lot. It feels like they're preparing us to be unemployed and lose hope. Only join if you're not too ambitious. I suggest going to a government college instead.

Placement: Placements here are a joke. They pretend to have interviews, but it's all fake. The only jobs they offer are low-paying teaching gigs or sales roles. No real companies come here to hire. If you just need a degree to hang on your wall, then sure, go for it. After we graduate, they ask for our offer letters from jobs we found ourselves and pass it off as campus placements.

Campus: The campus has old benches and chairs that are broken. The boards look like they're from forever ago. Fans and lights don't work, and there's no Wi-Fi. The classrooms are tiny and stuffy because the fans are broken, and some windows are cracked. The washrooms are like public toilets. The canteen is super far away and not good. Campus life is non-existent.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff, except for a couple. The course is all about computers, with a few other topics thrown in. The exams can be tough since Bangalore University sets them. You need at least 35% to pass.

Placement: I haven't landed a job yet, but seniors say the college helps students get good placements at top companies like Princeton and Infosys. They offer roles in data analysis, web development, coding, and more, depending on what you're interested in.

Campus: The college has everything we need - labs, library, canteen, separate classrooms, seminar hall, and a room with a projector. It's clean and looks really nice. If you don't want to go to the library, you can just chill on the grass and study. There are lots of trees and greenery all around, which is cool.