Bengal Institute of Business Studies

Admission: The teachers really knew their stuff and were super helpful. They made learning fun. The course focused on real-world skills to help us get ready for jobs. Exams were fair, not too hard if you kept up with studying. Most students did well and passed with good grades.

Placement: I studied at BIBS from 23-25 and did a PGPBM. About 70% of us got placed. The highest package was 10 LPA, the lowest was 3.5 LPA, and the average was 4.5 LPA. Companies like Marico, Colgate, HR Johnson, and Ceasefire hired us for roles in sales, marketing, business development, and analytics.

Campus: The classrooms in our department are really nice. They have smartboards, which are cool. Our library has a lot of books and journals, and the Wi-Fi is fast which is great. The computer labs on campus are in good shape too. There are seminar halls for discussions and events, which is awesome.

Admission: Passing semester exams is pretty easy here. The faculty are really knowledgeable and the courses are diverse, including some cool certification options. The teachers are super friendly and always ready to help with anything they can. The pass rate is around 40%, so it's not too tough to succeed.

Placement: I heard they say they guarantee 100% placement, but I'm not too sure about that. Still, a lot of students do get placed, and there are plenty of logistics companies that come for placements. Almost all students can get internships, which is great for more chances. Even Big 4 companies show up for placements.

Campus: There's Wi-Fi everywhere, which is great. They've got smart boards in classes too. It's easy to find a hostel, and each campus has its own library. One campus is for classes, while the other handles admissions, job placements, and payments.

Admission: The teachers don't finish teaching everything in class. They just hand out notes and expect us to figure it out by ourselves. We didn't have proper classes before the first semester, and nothing has been fixed yet. The faculty isn't great, pretty disappointing.

Placement: I'm currently studying for my MBA here. I've heard that the best thing about this college is the placement opportunities. I can't say much about placements yet, but the internships we're offered aren't from top-notch companies. They're just average.

Campus: I'm really not happy with the college's facilities and infrastructure. The management isn't great either. The washrooms are a letdown and there's no proper system in place inside the college.

Admission: Our college offers many different areas of study. Each area has its own teachers. We also have teachers who focus on getting us ready for jobs. We have 4 semesters and 4 quarters to learn everything we need. This helps us get ready for work after college.

Placement: The college offers good pay packages ranging from 5 LPA to 9 LPA. They help students get jobs in India and abroad. Top companies that come for placements include PwC, EY, KPMG, SBI AMC, and HDFC AMC. These companies usually hire for analytical roles.

Campus: My college has three buildings with awesome resources. There are many conference rooms too. Our library has a ton of great books, both digital and physical copies. We don't have a cafeteria or dorms, but there are plenty of PGs and messes nearby.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome and really helpful. They set up the courses to help us learn well. We have eight semesters in total - four at the college and four at the university. The exams are fair and well-structured.

Placement: The college has a lot of top companies coming for placements in all fields like ITC, HDFC Bank, Bandhan Bank, Kotak Mahindra Bank, ICICI Bank, Marico, Mondelez, Asian Paints, and Berger. The highest salary offered is around 10 lakhs, and the average is about 5.5 lakhs.

Campus: The college has a really nice campus, and the classes are set up in a way that makes learning easy. They also help with job opportunities after graduation. The only downside is that they don't have any on-campus housing.

Admission: The teachers here finish the course on time, but they're not very supportive. They make the exams and grade papers, but it's been two years since I graduated and I still haven't gotten my certificate.

Placement: I didn't like the placement scene at this college. A lot of students ended up in third-party companies. Even after two interviews, they didn't let us sit for placements. The reviews about placements seem fake, and they don't offer good internships either.

Campus: The classrooms are always crowded because the campus is flat. There's no proper library or auditorium. Each classroom has more than 120 seats, which makes it hard to focus with so many students. The toilets are dirty too.

Admission: The mentors here really know their stuff and they explain things in a way that's easy to understand. They're always there to help out and even offer extra classes. I love social media, so studying digital marketing for my MBA feels like the perfect fit for me.

Placement: I love this college because they help all students get jobs after they graduate. Big companies like Nestle and Britannia hire students from here. In my course, everyone landed jobs at top digital agencies and companies. Right now, I'm doing an internship at a really cool agency.

Campus: The Wi-Fi in classrooms is always on, and the facilities are top-notch. The library has lots of helpful books. BIBS offers sports for students to showcase their talents in extracurricular activities.

Admission: The teachers here are really great and know their stuff. When you don't get something or miss a class, they're happy to help and set up extra sessions. It's super helpful for getting ready for working in the field. Almost everyone passes, but the semester exams are no walk in the park.

Placement: Most students in my course got placed, around 90%. The highest salary offered was 12.4 lakhs, with an average of 4.5 lakhs. Companies like Parle, Nestle, Britannia, ICICI Bank, and Wipro came for recruitment. Due to COVID, around 65% of students will get internships.

Campus: The classrooms in this college are spacious and have air conditioning, Wi-Fi, and projectors. There are no hostels on campus, but there are plenty nearby. My friends were able to find hostels less than a kilometer away.

Admission: Studying Supply Chain is quite specific, so having experienced faculty with over 40 years of industry knowledge was a big plus. We started with the basics and gradually dived deeper into the details. Apart from regular classes, we also had a 6-month SCM Diploma course from Teach Mahindra Institute right on campus. The program had four semesters, with the first two being the same for everyone. The last two semesters focused on our chosen specialization. Exams followed the university's pattern, which was also used by the institute.

Placement: I just wrapped up a 6-month internship at Balmer Lawrie, a PSU. Everyone in my batch also landed their internships. Some got one-year gigs, some got PPOs. Getting a job in Supply Chain Management isn't a piece of cake. Luckily, me and four others got hired by a big e-commerce company for 8 LPA. It's been a great experience!

Campus: The campus has three big buildings that can fit all of us students and teachers easily. They have rooms just for group work and fun activities. The school gives us internet too. Our classes are held on whiteboards and projectors. There are food places and a canteen open all day right next to the campus.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really know their stuff. The faculty is experienced and always ready to support us. They're there whenever we need help. With their guidance, getting good marks in the semester exams is totally doable.

Placement: A lot of students got placed in top companies, including big names like PWC and EY. The salary offered was pretty good, around 450k to 600k on average. Almost all students got internships, over 95%. They matched us with roles that companies were looking for.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities like Wi-Fi, projectors, and air conditioning. Classrooms are always clean and tidy. There are water purifiers too. The floors and washrooms are super clean. The canteen has good food at fair prices. Love it here!