ASM - Apeejay School of Management

Admission: The professors here are super smart and always ready to help with school stuff and keep us motivated. The classes we take in our second year really prepare us for the real world. If you study regularly and understand the material, the exams aren't too hard.

Placement: Most students have jobs now, around 70%. They can get paid anywhere from 5 to 19.5 LPA after finishing the course. Big companies like Deloitte, EY, and ICICI come to hire for PGDM finance. You can also do internships at places like WNS Global and Decathlon with a good chance of success. The roles you can get are analyst, financial analyst, and more.

Campus: The school's buildings are okay, but the teaching here is top-notch. The classrooms have Wi-Fi and smart projectors. The computer labs have fast internet. The food in the cafeteria is typical for a business school in Delhi.

Admission: The teachers here are helpful, but only a few of them. Sometimes, they show favoritism. The program office staff can be really tough and not very nice. Lately, with the director leaving, a small group has been making all the decisions. They keep changing the rules, which has made it hard for students to take medical exams. Even if someone is really sick and misses a lot of classes, their attendance won't go above 10%. It feels like the higher-ups are making things difficult. The ASM handbook used to just sit around, but now they're actually following it.

Placement: The placements here are okay, nothing too amazing. The top offer was INR 18.55 LPA, while the lowest one so far is INR 9 LPA. Placements are still happening, so things might change. But overall, placements have been decent since last year. If you're keen, you'll find something, whether you're quick or a bit patient.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is pretty bad. The Wi-Fi is super slow and not reliable for students. The labs are dusty and have old computers that keep breaking down. On the bright side, the classrooms are big and the seats are comfy.

Admission: The faculty here is really helpful, qualified, and knows their stuff. They use PowerPoints and real-life cases to teach, which is cool. They even assign you a mentor to help with your soft skills. The course is good, but it can be tough to keep up in just 3 months. If you prefer studying from the books they give you, it might be a bit challenging.

Placement: Placements at our college were pretty good. The highest package was around 22 Lacs per year, while the lowest was 5-6 Lacs. Big companies like Amazon, ICICI, Aditya Birla, and Byju's came for placements. They offered roles based on our specialization. About 70% of us got internships through the college. The placement cell at the college was really helpful.

Campus: The facilities are decent here. Each floor has a lab, and there are a couple of libraries, a medical room, and a sports room. However, the sports room could use more games besides just carrom and table tennis. The food in the canteen is alright. They don't have hostel rooms, but they assist in finding a PG. There are some problems with the infrastructure, but they are making improvements.

Admission: The teachers are really helpful and friendly. They know their stuff and teach well. The course is practical and prepares us for the industry. We get to go on field trips and work on real projects. Plus, there's a student exchange program too.

Placement: Most students got placed, with the highest package being just okay. Companies like HDFC and Aditya Birla Group came for recruitment. A lot of us got internships in companies like Go Mechanics, Indian Oil, and HDFC Life.

Campus: The campus has a lot of facilities like libraries, labs, classrooms, and Wi-Fi. We have two libraries. The canteen is okay, and we also have a medical room. Unfortunately, there's no hostel on campus. There are plenty of sports and games to enjoy, like badminton and table tennis.

Admission: The professors here are super helpful. They always make sure every student understands everything. We have mentoring classes twice a week, which really helps us with our studies, assignments, and more. It's a big help for our placement too.

Placement: The college placement is decent, but lately, things have been tough with fewer job and internship opportunities. However, I'm glad to see that they're working hard to help students get placed. It's nice to know they're giving their best to support us.

Campus: The college infrastructure isn't great, but the studies are top-notch. We do Harvard case studies every week, which really boosts our knowledge and helps us grow as students. I'd suggest this college to anyone looking for quality education. Just keep in mind the infrastructure isn't the best.

Admission: The teachers are really helpful and know their stuff. They don't rush through things until we get it. The course is good and prepares us well for the industry. We even get to go on a field trip in the third semester.

Placement: Almost 70% of students got placed, with job packages ranging from 5 to 19 lacs. Amazon is a top recruiter. About 70% of students also landed internships, with the college offering live projects for hands-on experience.

Campus: The college has Wi-Fi, but it's only for faculty, not students. Students can use computer labs and the library during college hours. The hostel food was just okay. Unfortunately, there isn't a proper medical room on campus.

Admission: The college faculty are awesome! They know their stuff and are really good at teaching. They're always there to help us out when we need it. We get to learn from real-life examples and even go on field trips to see how things work in the industry.

Placement: Most of us from the 2020 batch have already got placed, while the rest are still finding opportunities during this pandemic. The companies that come for placements mostly focus on marketing, but there are other good ones too. We have seen companies like Amazon, HSBC, and Airtel visiting our college for hiring.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure, but there's not much open space on campus. This helps students focus on studies more. The canteen is okay, and we have classrooms and libraries. Unfortunately, there's no hostel for students.

Admission: The teachers are really good and they help a lot. We get to go on industry visits, which is cool because we see how things work in real life. They give us projects where we have to come up with our own product - it's fun and teaches us about business. It's a great way to learn how to make ideas happen and make plans work.

Placement: The placements at this college are pretty good, but it really comes down to how skilled you are in getting a job. We get to study case studies from Harvard University, which is cool because it helps us learn more about the market and improve our leadership abilities. Big companies come to our campus for placements, but usually, they only hire a few students.

Campus: The college doesn't do many sports, just volleyball and table tennis. They don't have other activities because they're all about studying. If you're into cultural stuff, you won't get credit for it here.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. They're always there to clear up any confusion and support us however we need. We get to practice with real-life examples a lot, which helps us learn things fast and without any trouble.

Placement: I'm happy to say that 40% of us have landed jobs already. The highest salary offered so far is about 15 Lacs and the lowest is 3.5 Lacs. On average, we're looking at around 5 Lacs INR. Some big companies like Amazon, Phonepe, Deloitte, and ITC have hired our students. Around 65% of us have also scored internships at places like Aditya Birla Capital and Decathlon. It's great to see so many opportunities coming our way!

Campus: The computer labs have good internet, which is super important. The classrooms are big and can fit around 60 students. They're well-lit and have good ventilation. The library has plenty of books too.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really helpful. They explain things well with lots of examples. We also do case studies and projects, which helps us understand the course better. It's good because it prepares us for the job market. Plus, the placement opportunities are pretty good, so what we learn is really relevant.

Placement: Most students got jobs after graduating. The highest salary is 19 LPA, while the lowest is 2.75 LPA. On average, students get around 7-8 LPA. Companies like Amazon, Bajaj Finserv, and Blackrock come for placements. Students get roles like financial analyst and operations analyst. About 70% of students get internships during college.

Campus: The campus at Apeejay College has top-notch facilities like Wi-Fi, a library, and cool digital teaching tools. They even have Harvard Business Cases! The sports area and cafeteria are awesome too. The auditorium and classrooms are well-organised. Apeejay College really delivers on everything we need.