BSSS Institute of Advanced Studies

Admission: This college has one teacher for every 268 students. The faculty is super friendly. My favorite is Manisha Tanwar, who heads the first-year department. I really liked Minal Karad as a faculty member. The only downside was Ganesh Gosavi because they weren't consistent with attending lectures and were always late.

Placement: The placements here were okay, not amazing but not terrible either. Some students were planning to study more, like CAT or MBA. A bunch of students were aiming for civil services. A few students even landed some great jobs, like around 15 to 20 LPA. And some grabbed chances from big companies off-campus too.

Campus: There are sports facilities on campus for students to use. There are plenty of clubs to join, around 13 of them. The computer lab is open to all students. The library is also there for us to use. The computer lab is big and has lots of books in the library. There are a ton of facilities for us students. And we also have Wi-Fi on campus, which is great.

Admission: The teachers here are super supportive, almost like buddies. I wish the management could tweak some rules, especially the hostel admission process  it's a bit lengthy. The course content is spot-on, covering all the latest industry stuff. Exams are hands-on; we do internal exams at the end of each semester. They have a unique passing system where you need to hit at least 35% in every test.

Placement: The college is great for getting students jobs. In the final year of the MBA program, about 70-80% of students land a job. Companies that hire include finance, IT, and FMCG companies. Top recruiters are Bajaj Finance and Axis. On average, students make around 5 lakhs per year, with the highest being 10 lakhs. Around 20% of students get internships, some of which are really good like ICICI and L&T finance internships.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities and a great vibe. Everyone's always chatting about classes and jobs. We've got a cool library with both digital and physical books. But during exams, it gets super crowded. The hostel is top-notch with CCTV and guards all the time. Food in the hostel is decent. I enjoy the canteen food, and some hostels even have gyms.

Admission: I'm studying finance and marketing. I picked this because I've worked in marketing before and wanted to learn about finance too. Our course matches what's happening in companies right now. If students really get it with a business focus, they'll be all set for the industry.

Placement: Our college is great, but the placements need improvement. Right now, only sales jobs are coming for us. It's because the college is new. But soon, it'll be top-notch with high-paying jobs. At the moment, the average package is about 4 LPA. The highest offer we got was 10 LPA from Jaro Education.

Campus: The hostels here are pretty new. They're built well and can last long. I live in a huge hostel with about 1,000 students. Each room has 3 students, and they're quite spacious. We have Wi-Fi in the hostel, and the water works fine. The only downside is the mess. The food there is terrible. It's not clean, and there aren't enough staff. They run out of food before they're supposed to, and it's really bad quality. That's why most of us end up eating outside the campus.

Admission: The faculty-student ratio for my course was around 1:3, which was pretty good. The teachers were all really nice and helpful. I especially enjoyed my Math, Physics, and Python teachers. They were easy to talk to and explained things well. The FEE teachers weren't as energetic, which was a bit of a bummer. We had 3 semesters and 1 final exam, and the difficulty level was okay.

Placement: In our college, we could start applying for internships in the 6th semester to get placed. If we worked on projects and kept our grades up, we might even land an internship earlier. It was important to maintain a CGPA above 8 for better chances. The placements at our college were really good. They offered decent internships and jobs with an average salary of 9 LPA. The highest package was around 45 LPA. Companies like Cisco, TCS, Amazon, and others hired students from our college.

Campus: The infrastructure was good, but it wasn't as fancy as we thought. We were expecting big buildings and top-notch facilities, but it was just okay.

Admission: The professors here are awesome! They really know their stuff and make sure we understand everything. They have office hours where we can ask questions and get help. The courses are cool because we do real-life projects and work with industry people. We also have different ways of learning like projects and group work. Exams happen regularly like mid-terms and finals. The faculty is super helpful and supportive. They're always there to answer questions and help with anything we need. Plus, they're all really smart with PhDs. Love it here!

Placement: The college has awesome placements in top companies. They offer an average package of around 5-6 LPA. Every student gets placed for sure. If you're into starting your own business instead of a job, the college gives great training for that. They also have internships like summer and paid ones. It's a good place to kickstart your career.

Campus: The hostel may be a bit pricey, but the rooms are really nice with a private bathroom. They have 2-sharing rooms that are big, with a balcony and hot water. The rooms also come with AC. The food is tasty and students get to choose what's on the menu.

Admission: The teachers here are great! They all have Ph.Ds and really know their stuff. They use the internet to help us learn, which is cool. We learn about Power BI, advanced Excel, and Tableau, which are super important in the real world. The exams are out of 80 marks, with 20 marks for internal tests. Overall, I'm really happy with the quality of teaching here.

Placement: During placement, I landed an internship at SBI Mutual Fund with a decent stipend. Lots of students got jobs through on-campus placement drives. Companies like Tata Capital, Mahindra Finance, HDFC Home Finance, IIFL Mutual Funds, and more took part. The highest package was 8 LPA, and the average was 5 LPA. Many students got roles like intern, financial analyst, and associate.

Campus: The college is close to Bhopal city, so it's easy to get to. The campus and buildings are huge. Recently, Wi-Fi was set up in the hostel and library. We can access the e-library and e-lab on the college site. To join the hostel, we just need to fill out a form online. The food is delicious, and they switch up the curry every day.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They really focus on stuff like analyzing, communicating, and managing. They know a lot about companies and help us get ready for jobs. The course is super detailed and probably the most up-to-date in Bhopal. There are lots of exams during the semesters, but the final one is the biggie. They even do a mock test before the end of the semester to get us ready.

Placement: I'm doing a dual degree in HR & finance, but most people end up in finance jobs after graduation. Companies like Tech Mahindra, Saraf Group, Technotask, IBM, and TCS come to recruit students. A bunch of us got a 1-year internship at Mahindra. The starting salary was around 3 LPA, and the average was 6 LPA. You can get roles like management trainee, finance executive, or finance analyst after graduating.

Campus: Sports at this college are not a big deal. No one really cares about boosting the sports scene here. The indoor clubs are okay; they have chess, carrom, and table tennis. The Wi-Fi is super slow, making it a pain to download anything. The classrooms are cool, though. They use digital boards and projectors for teaching. I don't stay in a hostel; my home is close by. But there are plenty of private hostels, PGs, and flats nearby if you need them.

Admission: At our college, we have different departments for different courses. Commerce students have their own department, as do aviation students. For BCA students, there's a department for artificial intelligence. The college also started clubs for each department. The teachers are really nice and helpful. We have internal exams to help us get ready for the finals. The final exams are out of 100 marks - 80 for writing and 20 for internal assessment. The final exam papers aren't super hard, but you need to study well.

Placement: The college is great at getting everyone jobs, with all students getting placed. Most students end up at top companies too. They push us to join events like business talks and debates. Plus, they prep us for interviews so we know what to expect.

Campus: There's always something happening on campus every month, like events and festivals. The library here is top-notch with lots of books. The facilities are pretty good, especially with all the tech stuff for students. Sports are a big deal here, with options like badminton, cricket, football, volleyball, and basketball. Social groups and clubs are okay, and there's a student portal that makes things easier.

Admission: The teachers at this college are super helpful. It's hard to pick a favorite because they're all so great. But Dr. Priyanka Pathak is the one who really inspires me. Her way of teaching is awesome and she knows her stuff.

Placement: Starting from the 3rd semester, we get training for placements here. By the time we reach the 6th semester, we can apply for internships and jobs. The placements are awesome for our department the highest package is about 50 LPA in circuit fields, and the average is 6.5 LPA. I landed my job through a campus interview.

Campus: The college here is super lively with lots of fun stuff going on. I've been in charge of organizing most of the big cultural events, which is pretty cool. There's always something happening with club activities going on all the time, like every 1-2 weeks. And students love joining in because there are awesome prizes and gifts from sponsors. It's a blast!

Admission: The teachers here are a mix - some are really into teaching while others are just okay. It's a good mix. Some teachers know their stuff well, while others are super smart. The course covers cool topics like stock market analysis, finance, and equity management - all hot stuff right now. Exams aren't too tough; just make sure you've got the basics down.

Placement: The placements here are awesome! If you're smart and can talk well, you'll get placed easily. But some students in my batch (2023) felt let down because there weren't many companies coming for placements. Still, 70% of us got placed, which is cool. Companies like Vardhman Textile, L&T, Mindtree, and Aditya Birla hire from here. The salary package is around 5 lakhs per year.

Campus: I'm not a fan of the hostel food or parking situation here. The college is always strict with rules. They do provide things like personal computers, Wi-Fi, and access to a library with 2000 books. Academic books are given too. The hostel fee is a bit steep, and the food isn't great. Sports facilities are lacking - no proper coach or training.