AIM - Army Institute of Management

Admission: The teachers here are good and know their stuff. They teach well. The courses are useful and make sense. They bring in guest speakers sometimes. We even got some certificates. They also had sessions to help us improve our skills.

Placement: Most students found jobs after college about 90%. The average salary was around 6 lakhs. Companies like Bajaj Allianz, Mother Dairy, Emami Agrotech, and Mahindra Finance hired a lot of students. The popular roles were in business development, FMCG sales, and insurance sales. For internships, around 80-85% of students got one.

Campus: The college has good Wi-Fi and two LAN connections in each room. There's a library, gym, basketball court, table tennis room, football ground, and badminton court. Food was tasty and nearby Army command hospital provided great medical facilities. The sports and games were pretty good too.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really helpful and know their stuff. They use projectors and whiteboards in class. Classes have about 60 students. It's cool that our seniors got to check out ITC for some real-world experience last year. The course curriculum is great because it covers both theory and hands-on stuff. We don't just stick to one book  we use different books and websites to learn about different topics.

Placement: The placement cell here is really helpful. 6 companies already came to hire our seniors. About 15 students got job offers. They usually offer around 5 LPA. In our batch, 10 students got a project at ITC. They're getting Rs. 100 a day for 15 days. It's a good opportunity for experience.

Campus: The college campus isn't the best, but it has everything we need for studying business administration. Wi-Fi is always on, and there are LAN lines in the dorms. We've got four classrooms, two conference rooms, and a digital library with 12,600 books. They cover academics, general knowledge, research, and more. We've got all the sports gear we need, plus a gym for everyone. The hostel rooms get cleaned every day, except on Sundays.

Admission: The faculty at our college has some impressive corporate experience, though they are limited. Interacting with teachers and students is really good here. We have mentors who help with projects and any course-related issues. The course lasts for four semesters. All the teachers use presentations to teach us, and the college even arranges industrial visits for real-world experience.

Placement: Most students here end up with a job unless they want to study more or start their own business. On average, the jobs pay around 4-5 LPA, but it can go higher. In our group, the highest offer someone got was 8 LPA, but they talked for more. Last time, the top offer was 11 LPA. Usually, companies offer around 4-5 LPA. We are 118 in our group, and 86 already have jobs. We still have one semester to go, so hopefully, everyone will find a job.

Campus: The college buildings are okay. I like the big rooms. The classrooms are air-conditioned, especially for management classes. They have separate hostels for girls and boys, which makes sense. The food at the mess is good, and the canteen is better than others I've been to. The fees are fair for the facilities they offer.

Admission: The teachers at this college aren't the best. They don't really know their stuff. They might have degrees, but they are boring in class. The new curriculum isn't exciting or helpful.

Placement: The placements for our group are awesome! Right now, about 85% of us already got jobs in companies like Mahindra Finance, Kirby, ICICI Security, and more. The average salary is around 6.50 LPA. They offer different jobs in marketing, HR, and finance.

Campus: The campus is pretty big and has lots of trees, which is nice. They've split the college into different sections like classes, hostels, and mess. The sports facilities are great, and the grounds are well-kept. The food is good and they serve a balanced diet in a clean kitchen. The hostel rooms are really cozy.

Admission: The teachers are really good here. They know their stuff and have worked in the industry too. They use presentations to teach us, and they keep the syllabus up-to-date. The course is practical and we get to go on trips to companies, which helps us learn about real-world work.

Placement: Talking about placements at college, I'd say the rate isn't 100%, but it's pretty close to 99%. Almost everyone in our batch of 120 students got placed. The lowest salary offered was around 3-4 LPA, while the highest was 8-9 LPA. Big companies like TCS, Bajaj Finserv, Aditya Birla, Oyo, udChalo, PWC, and ITC came for placements. They're the main ones hiring from our college. Everyone also got internship opportunities. The college has a helpful placement cell that's always there for us.

Campus: The college has everything you need like 24/7 electricity, Wi-Fi, LAN connection in the hostel, air-conditioned classrooms, and a great library. Plus, there's a football ground, table tennis room, basketball court, and volleyball court on campus. If you need medical help, there's a hospital nearby. Living in the hostel means sharing a room with two other students, but it's all good because the campus is fully residential.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really friendly and know their stuff. They're always there to help with anything, like course work or projects. We do presentations and case studies which help us learn more about our subjects. We also have mini projects for each topic that give us a deep understanding. The faculty are super helpful when it comes to writing dissertations.

Placement: The placement scene at our college is awesome almost everyone gets placed every year. The average salary package is around 5 LPA. I'm graduating next year, but I already have a job lined up with a package of 5.52 LPA. Big companies like Aditya Birla Group, Hafele India Pvt Ltd., and Amazon come to our campus for placements.

Campus: The college infrastructure is solid. We've got computer labs, air-conditioned classrooms, and a spacious mess that fits 120 students. The classrooms have audio-visual aids and are big and comfy. The hostel rooms are fully furnished and decent, though not super spacious. Overall, it's a good setup.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They know their stuff, have lots of experience, and are super helpful. I really like how well they teach.

Placement: I've been in this college for 2 years now, and I gotta say, the job placements here are top-notch! They've been great for the past 18 years. Almost everyone gets a job with a decent salary, around 5.50 LPA. The job fairs kick off around September, and by November, half of us already have offers. And by February, pretty much everyone's got a job lined up. It's awesome!

Campus: The college has 2 computer labs that can fit over 60 students each. They're cool and have everything we need. The library is nice and the lecture hall is awesome - it's air-conditioned and has cool stuff like a projector and fast computers. The campus is green, plus the hostel has Wi-Fi and LAN. Love it here!

Admission: The teachers at our college really know their stuff. They focus on practical learning but always start with the theory. They're easy to talk to and super friendly. If you ever need to, you can even chat with the director. Everyone on staff is always ready to lend a hand.

Placement: Placement season is starting for MBA21 batch. Last year, MBA20 batch had about 90% students placed. The average salary is around 5-7 LPA. Most companies come to hire for management trainee roles, especially in marketing and sales.

Campus: The college has everything we need - Wi-Fi, computer lab, classrooms, library, and sports facilities like basketball, badminton, and volleyball courts. There's also a gym, hostels for both guys and girls, TV room, and table tennis room. The building is old, used to be an army place, so don't expect fancy vibes. But the traditions and vibe here are really cool and make it special.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really knowledgeable. Some of them even worked in companies before teaching. However, not all of them are great at teaching. The courses we take are interesting and helpful. We also have extra sessions to improve our skills, get certifications, and hear from guest speakers.

Placement: Most students got jobs after college, around 90%. Companies like Bajaj Allianz, Godrej, ITC, and Bajaj Finserv hired many students. For internships, about 80% of us got opportunities at places like IMRB, Standard Chartered Bank, and BOI. The roles offered were in business development, FMCG sales, and insurance sales.

Campus: The college has everything you need - lecture halls, conference rooms, Wi-Fi, and LAN connections in every room. The library has good books. There's a football ground, basketball court, TT room, badminton court, and TV rooms in both girls and boys hostel. The food in the mess is okay.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really experienced with 10-15 years in the corporate world. They're supportive and there's always someone to help when needed. Every department has their own teachers who use projectors in classes. They know their stuff really well!

Placement: The college guarantees 100% placements, with salaries ranging from 4.5 to 4.75 LPA. Most jobs are in sales since we're all freshers. The alumni network helps a lot with placements. There's a dedicated placement cell that's available 24/7. Seniors form a committee to assist with placements. We have mock interviews, group discussions, and personal interview sessions on weekends. HR professionals teach us about placements regularly. Guest lecturers share real-world knowledge with us.

Campus: Our college has a good infrastructure with lots of greenery. The campus is eco-friendly and we even have a hospital nearby for medical help. Even though there's not a lot of space, it feels like a cozy home for us students.