Brihan Maharashtra College of Commerce (BMCC)

Admission: The teachers are super nice, helpful, and know their stuff. They teach really well. The course covers things that matter for getting a job. Exams are tough, but most people pass with around 80%.

Placement: Most students here get job or internship offers, which is cool. The highest package they offer is around 7 lakhs per year, while the lowest is 3 lakhs. ACA Global is the top company hiring from our college. Lots of students also get internships with companies like ACA Global, Finxl, and Solve.

Campus: The college has a lot of cool stuff like Wi-Fi, a library, and computer labs. The food at the mess and canteen is pretty good. They also have medical facilities. And there's plenty of sports and games for students to join in.

Admission: The guest teachers here really know their stuff when it comes to movies. They come from different backgrounds like working in the industry or teaching for a long time. They do a great job handling our curriculum. They give each of us personal attention and are super open to helping everyone out. The course not only teaches us how to create cool visuals but also makes us think about how we see media and films. They want us to see things from different angles, which is cool because there's no one right answer. And the assignments are pretty straightforward too.

Placement: Being in the first batch, we got to intern at lots of media companies. The faculty assisted us in connecting with events like the Pune International Film Festival and Think Analytics. Our course focuses on hands-on learning, so we also have to find our own chances in filmmaking. Everyone has the same shot at internships. Since the course is skill-based, we make good connections in the media industry.

Campus: One thing that really matters in a filmmaking course is having good equipment. Luckily, the gear we get for our projects is awesome. Cameras, lights, and sound stuff everything works great. Plus, they make sure we use everything properly. We also get cool extras like a screening room, a sound room, and a recording studio. The new hostel is nice and has all we need. Food quality is decent too.

Admission: The teachers at Brihan Maharashtra College of Commerce are really awesome. They're super supportive and helpful, and they know their stuff well. The exams at this college can be tough, but if you study regularly, they're not too bad.

Placement: At Brihan Maharashtra College of Commerce, we all get jobs after graduating. Last year, the top salary offered was 8 LPA. On average, we usually get around 3 to 4 LPA. Lots of companies visit our college for placements.

Campus: I love the infrastructure at Brihan Maharashtra College of Commerce. It's really nice, just like I thought it would be. They have Wi-Fi, a big library, and lots of books to read. Plus, there's a quiet reading room where you can study.

Admission: The professors at college are really smart. A lot of them actually got their PhDs from this college. The college is independent, so the teachers get to pick what we learn, and it's pretty challenging. The exams are really hard too. We have a semester every 6 months, and the whole course lasts for 3 years. You can also add on an extra year if you want.

Placement: The college has a great placement cell. They provide awesome job chances. Around 72% of students in my program got placed. The average pay package is 800,000. You can get placed in Bank of Baroda, Bank of Maharashtra, or Starbucks. They also have roles like manager and customer service available. It's a good place for job opportunities.

Campus: The campus and hostels at this college are really popular. The hostels are awesome, but the fees are pretty high. They have a Wi-Fi-Computer-Lab and a big Library with lots of useful books. The Canteen is known for its great food and drinks. The quality of the food they serve is top-notch.

Admission: BMCC is a cool college where they make their own syllabus following SPPU rules. The curriculum they made is really good and helpful. If you go to classes, you'll get the material easily. The teachers are super nice and always ready to help out.

Placement: BMCC is awesome for BCom students because they help you get placed. Like, 6070% of us find jobs through the college's placement cell. This year, the highest salary was like Rs. 9 lakhs, and the average was around Rs. 4-6 lakhs. To get internships in our second year, we just need to sign up with the placement cell. They'll let us know when internships are available, and then we can apply. If we get picked, we can do the internship. So cool!

Campus: The buildings at BMCC might be old, but the classrooms are cool with smart boards and good ventilation. You can get wifi all over campus, and there's a big library with a chill reading area and a computer lab. If you're not from Pune, you gotta stay at the hostel in your first year.

Admission: The teachers here are really good at what they do. They have a lot of experience in their fields. Some teachers are part-time. In the first semester, we have a bunch of assessments worth different amounts of marks. Same thing goes for the second semester. We also have a 14-week internship in the summer that gets reviewed by both the company and the teachers. Then in semesters 3 and 4, we pick what we want to specialize in and get graded on that.

Placement: During the semester, a few companies came to our campus for hiring. BlackRock and Deloitte US were two of them. BlackRock took 45 students for different roles, while Deloitte US hired 38 students. BlackRock offered the highest salary of 22.5 LPA for the RQA role. Overall, 98% of students got placed, which is great. I hope to land a job in a good MNC after I graduate.

Campus: I had a good time on campus because the college has great facilities. They have a canteen, nice outdoor areas, and different clubs to join like Nature, Football, NCC, and more. My favorite place is the Mother Tree near the canteen, it's perfect for relaxing.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome  they really know their stuff! We get to use top-notch computers in class, which is cool. The course content is spot-on for getting us prepped. The exams are tough, though. You need at least a 40% to pass. Not everyone has to do banking; some CA students can choose accounts. It's helpful for them and makes things simpler.

Placement: About 600 students are in our course. I can't say much about the salary package yet since I'm still studying. They offer roles like bank manager to banking students. In the 3rd semester, it's best to choose banking as the optional subject for the most benefit.

Campus: We don't have Wi-Fi at our college, but we can use the computer lab and library whenever we want. The library has tons of books. There's also a basketball and football play area, plus a volleyball net. The hostel food isn't great, and the rooms are pretty small.

Admission: The teachers here really help you improve your media and filmmaking skills. They teach you how to communicate well, visualize ideas, and learn a lot. They prepare you well for the industry. I believe this college is a great place to learn filmmaking with lots of professionals to guide you.

Placement: We got internships at places like Subhedar films where we helped the director with shooting songs. It's all about learning the ins and outs of filmmaking. We also got to intern at Pune International Film Festival (PIFF).

Campus: The college's infrastructure is really good. They have cool stuff like a review theatre, drama room, and sound studio that most colleges don't have. The sound studio is awesome because we get to try out different sounds like dubbing and mixing. And the review theatre is great for watching films. It's a fun place to study!

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are super qualified. They're always there for us when we need help. The stuff we learn is spot-on for working in finance. Great quality teaching overall!

Placement: The job placement at BMCC is really great. Lots of students got placed in the past. Companies often hire B.Com students. The average salary for B.Com was around 4 LPA. The best companies in this area like to hire students from BMCC.

Campus: The campus at BMCC is pretty old, but it's nice with lots of greenery around. They've got some good facilities like digital boards, computer labs, and a big library. The canteen there is also pretty decent.

Admission: The teachers here are really great. They get us ready for the real world by giving us practical knowledge and helping us with communication skills. They're supportive during exams, but you gotta put in the effort to pass. Overall, they make sure we're prepared for whatever comes our way.

Placement: A lot of us in our course got jobs about 96%. The highest salary offered was 7 LPA, and the lowest was 3.5 LPA. Some of us also got internships. Our college has an Entrepreneurship Development cell, and big companies come to hire students here.

Campus: The college has everything we need labs, Wi-Fi, library, you name it. Hostel facilities are nice, and the food in the canteen and hostel is tasty. Plus, we've got a massive playground on campus.