BIMHRD Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: I really like the course curriculum at our college. The teachers are super qualified, with some having Ph.D. degrees. They teach in a way that's easy to get. The exams are always on time every semester, which is great. Overall, it's a positive learning place.

Placement: Our college gives great placement opportunities. Last semester students can get campus placements from big companies. We offer a good package of 19 LPA which is really attractive.

Campus: I really like the hostel at our college. They have separate buildings for guys and girls. The rooms are nice and clean, and three of us share one. Each room has its own bathroom, and the staff cleans it every day. The food at the mess is pretty good too it tastes great and there's plenty to eat.

Admission: The teachers are friendly here, and we have two exams every year with mid-semester tests. You gotta pass all the exams, but don't worry, there's a chance to make up for it with a back exam. Plus, the college organizes cool events like Josh and Drishti.

Placement: I really like how our college helps us with placements. Companies such as Eclerx, Infosys, and Firstcry come for recruitment. The highest package for undergraduates is around 3-4 lakhs. Everyone gets a chance for an internship, and most students end up getting placed. The job roles mainly focus on sales, marketing, HR, and finance. It's great to see so many opportunities available for us students.

Campus: The hostel has separate buildings for boys and girls. In each building, there are four rooms, and each room fits four people. The rooms have attached toilets. The food in the mess is tasty and clean. Unfortunately, there's no Wi-Fi in the hostel. But there's a library in the HRD building on campus.

Admission: The teachers at our college all have PhDs and know their stuff. They bring in guest speakers too. The teachers are super helpful and really care about us students. They're all awesome!

Placement: The college is great at helping students find good jobs. They usually offer an average salary package of 6.5 LPA. Big companies like HUL and Amazon come to our campus for placements. The team that organizes this (CRT) does a great job inviting companies and handling everything smoothly.

Campus: The college has great facilities and all the equipment we need. Each department has its own library with lots of books. The food in the mess may not have a lot of choices, but it's really healthy and good for us.

Admission: The teachers here are smart, but they rush through the material just to finish it. They don't really take the time to explain things well. It seems like their main goal is just to get through the syllabus. But, the subjects are important because there are lots of job opportunities in digital marketing and business analytics.

Placement: The college has a 100% placement rate. Last year, the top package offered was 21 lakhs. Lots of companies visit the campus for hiring students. They also offer internships here. If you join this college, you're almost sure to get placed.

Campus: The college facilities are nice overall. But the classrooms could use some love - they haven't been painted in a while. It would be great if they could upgrade them. The hostel rooms are okay, but they could be better. Having four students in one room and sixteen in a cluster is a bit crowded.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They really know their stuff and have a lot of experience. Some of them even have Ph.Ds. They're super interactive and always there to help. The course is great  you learn a lot of practical stuff that's useful in real life. And don't worry, the exams aren't too hard. The teachers will help you prepare for them.

Placement: This year they're starting a new placement cell. They help students get good internships with decent pay. I'm confident the college will give us great job opportunities. The MBA students especially get awesome placements.

Campus: The campus has a lot of trees and greenery, which makes it a nice place to study. They have everything you need like playgrounds and a library. The hostels are clean and the food in the mess is really good and hygienic. Overall, it's a great environment for studying and living.

Admission: The teachers here are top-notch! They had 5 classes every day, each lasting 90 minutes. We even had guest teachers from IIM and XLRI with over 40 years of industry experience. They made things easy to get by sharing real-life stories to explain concepts. I'd give them a solid 10/10!

Placement: The college has great placement opportunities. Everyone gets a job in their preferred field because over 300 companies come for recruitment. Big names like Amazon, Hyundai, HDFC, SBI, Bajaj, Asian Paints, ITC, and more visit the campus. The hiring process includes a psychometric test and a nice personal interview.

Campus: My time at college was amazing! Not only did I learn a lot, but I also met cool people from all over the country. The campus is huge and has everything 3 cafeterias, a temple, a badminton court, a basketball court, a gym, and even a swimming pool. It's a great place to hang out. There are just as many guys as there are girls, so it's pretty balanced. We also get to take part in fun contests like dancing, singing, debates, and fashion shows. It's a blast!

Admission: The teachers here are top-notch! They had 5 classes every day, each lasting 90 minutes. We even had guest teachers from IIM and XLRI with over 40 years of industry experience. They made things easy to get by sharing real-life stories to explain concepts. I'd give them a solid 10/10!

Placement: The placement scene at this college is awesome. All students end up with a job in the industry they want because tons of companies come to hire here. Big names like Amazon, Hyundai, HDFC, SBI, Bajaj, Asian Paints, and ITC visit the campus. The hiring process usually starts with a psychometric test and then a solid personal interview.

Campus: I had an awesome time during my two years here. We not only learned to be professionals but also made great friends from all over the country. The campus is huge, with 3 clean canteens, a temple, a badminton court, a basketball court, a gym, and a swimming pool. The gender ratio is pretty even, with an equal number of guys and girls. The college organizes lots of fun competitions like dancing, singing, debates, fashion shows, and business idea contests.

Admission: Our MBA program has about 1000 students, with 40% focusing on marketing. We have different faculty for practicals and lectures. Exams are logic-based and happen every 6 months. Our course covers cool stuff like business analytics, python, MS excel, and MS power bi.

Placement: Once the second year kicks off, placement offers start rolling in around August. If you've got 90% attendance and no backlog, you're good to go for placements. By the end of the semester, all students got placed, scoring an average package of 7.5 lakhs. I landed a gig at HCL Tech as a senior analyst, along with 7 others. HCL Tech is a big recruiter here. Tata Motors offers internships where you work on market analysis and research projects that look great on your resume. They don't pay, but the experience is worth it.

Campus: The campus at college is beautiful with lots of trees. We always have free internet, which is awesome. The classrooms are spacious and have CCTV, projectors, AC, and comfy benches. The library has a huge collection of books, which is cool. The hostel rules are strict, but the facilities are top-notch. The food is delicious and high quality, with a variety of fruits in every meal. Unfortunately, there are no medical facilities available on campus.

Admission: I took finance and this course is all about finance subjects after the first semester like corporate finance and spam. Some of the professors are really good and have taught at top colleges. Exams happen often and passing without any backlog is tough. Most students end up with at least one backlog. Self-study is key to passing here.

Placement: The college has a 100% campus placement rate. I landed a job at Johnson Controls as a finance analyst. Some students scored good companies, while others didn't. The highest salary offered is 10 LPA, and the average is 5 LPA. You gotta clear all your backlogs by the 3rd semester for campus placements. Lots of companies visit for internships. Big ones like Deloitte hire 2 students. Everyone at Balaji gets an internship opportunity.

Campus: The campus life at Balaji college is awesome! It's famous for its parties and also for being strict. They organize cool fests too. The campus is huge, covering about 20 acres with 4 buildings and a hostel surrounded by greenery. We've got 4 libraries and 2 big auditoriums. The classrooms have all the basics like projectors. The hostel is pretty good. Each cluster has 4 rooms, with 3 students in each room (girls and boys are separate). There's a sofa in the cluster where we can all study together.

Admission: I really like how flexible the course curriculum is. There are a lot of elective options to choose from. Starting in the second semester, we get to pick electives based on what we're interested in. The college even offers a micro specialisation in analytics, which they're known for. But most students don't really take finance classes here.

Placement: I love my college because everyone gets placed after the internship. We have a 100% placement record. During placement session, all students get job offers in just 3 to 4 days. Big companies like Google, Microsoft visit our campus. The highest salary is 78 LPA, and the average is 20-22 LPA. It's awesome that almost everyone gets placed right here on campus.

Campus: The campus has everything you need - there's a student council, library, computer lab, hostel, health and rec center, cafeteria, and even an ATM. Plus, the whole place has Wi-Fi! The food at the mess is top-notch with lots of options for both veggies and non-veggies. It's really great!