AIMS - Atharva Institute of Management Studies

Admission: The teachers here are really nice and helpful. There's this group called CNPR that prepares us for the real world of work before we graduate. We get to visit companies and do fun stuff to get us ready for our future careers.

Placement: I was happy that almost 70% of us got internships. The highest package was 40 Lacs. The college arranges campus drives through the CNPR department. The placement head knows a lot of people in the business world and helps us get ready for interviews.

Campus: The medical facility at the college is pretty good. The hostel could use some improvement, but it's not too bad. The canteen is okay, but the mess serves good food. They give three meals a day to students staying in the hostel.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really experienced, and they follow the university's curriculum. The Dean is from the Symbiosis Institute and the teachers have worked in the industry. They teach us about the industry and help us do well in our studies and other activities. Plus, the staff are all polite and friendly.

Placement: The placements at our college are okay. It really comes down to each person. If you've got skills, you can land a great job. Some companies do come for placements, but it's up to you to ace the tests and interviews. The top offer for students in 2017-18 was 14.78 Lacs per year.

Campus: The college has a good infrastructure with new technology for learning. The library is amazing and the canteen is great. They have a playground for sports and indoor games like table tennis, carrom, chess, and snooker. There's even a gym on campus! Lots of greenery and a nice environment overall.

Admission: The teachers at our college are split into two groups: the regular teachers who are really helpful and experienced, and the visiting teachers who are also friendly and nice. They all give us great guidance and support.

Placement: I didn't get any help with placements, but I've heard that full-time students have good campus recruitment opportunities. We went on an industrial visit during the course. The success rate for job placements was over 70%.

Campus: The college is in a great spot. They've got separate campuses for hotel management and engineering. The classes are all air-conditioned with the latest stuff. There's a huge library and a nice canteen. And they even have a big auditorium.

Admission: The teachers here are really supportive and understanding. Each teacher has their own style of teaching, which helps us learn new techniques. Their teaching methods are unique and really useful. I appreciate the discipline they enforce and how it helps us stay on track.

Placement: The college organizes live projects that teach us about the real world of work. The placement scene is awesome almost everyone gets a job in a company they like. My seniors are loving their placements. Students have landed jobs in companies like Edelweiss Capital, Hyatt, CSML, and Globus.

Campus: The classrooms are big and the labs are kept nice. They have lots of books about management and useful magazines. The events at the college are fun and students like to join in. It's a good place to learn and get ready for the real world.

Admission: The professors here are super helpful and really know their stuff. They teach better than other colleges I know. The courses are spot-on for getting us ready for work. Exams are pretty easy to pass, with about 90% of us making it through.

Placement: Around 40% of us get jobs after finishing our course. The highest salary offered was 7 lakhs, average was 5 lakhs, and the lowest was 4 lakhs. Companies like TCS, Meta, Cube, and Red tape hire a lot of us. Most of us also get internships at places like Woodland, Mahindra, and other local companies. The popular job role is in HR.

Campus: The college is great for our course. Classrooms, labs, and the library are awesome and roomy. The Wi-Fi is fast for downloading and uploading stuff. The food at the canteen and in the hostel is yummy and good for you. They have medical help if you need it. Plus, there's a huge outdoor sports ground and an indoor one too.

Admission: The teachers are pretty good, but the good ones don't stick around for long. Our director left after just 6 months. There have been a lot of different directors in the past few years, which is a bit worrying. I wish I had known about this before joining the college. Some teachers are excellent, but others can be unfair or too relaxed.

Placement: I'm pretty sure you'll land an internship easily here. Marketing students have it good because many companies visit for them. But for finance, it's mostly sales companies which is a letdown. I had to look for an internship off-campus. The finance companies not focused on sales aren't very reputable (you can't even find them online). I was expecting more opportunities here, but it's mostly for marketing. Can't speak on final placements yet because I'm not there.

Campus: The canteen is decent, but the classrooms have mattresses, so they want you to take off your shoes. The labs are great, and the library is just okay. It's a bummer that you can't use your phone in the library, though. These days, most of our study stuff is on our phones or laptops.