Burhani College of Commerce and Arts Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. Each one has their own style of teaching, which is cool. The stuff we learn in class is useful, but real life is way different than just books. Exams are chill if you actually pay attention in class.

Placement: Getting a job after college is all about how good you are and what you can do. Our college has a special team to help students find jobs early on. They offer more perks besides just job help.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is basic, but the education and teachers are top-notch. The canteen is just okay. I think the college is good overall, but I value education more than the buildings.

Admission: The teachers at this college were pretty friendly, around 30 out of 100 and 24 out of 80 of them. They were nice when they talked to us and helped us with our questions. Overall, they were good at getting us ready for jobs and teaching us important stuff. They were kind and made the classes enjoyable.

Placement: Around half to three-quarters of students from my course found jobs after graduating. The starting salary was around Rs. 4,500 per month. If you scored 70% or higher, you could land an internship. I saw students getting hired for roles like sales, tax consulting, banking, and marketing management.

Campus: The college was really well-organized and clean. They had set times for the library and canteen, which was helpful. Even though there was no Wi-Fi, the classrooms had comfy benches, fans, and good lighting. Overall, everything was neat and tidy, which was great.

Admission: The teachers at the college were really good and friendly. They weren't too strict, which was nice. However, they could've prepared us better for the industry. It was pretty easy to pass the semester exams. The pass rate at Burhani College of Commerce is around 57%.

Placement: I really liked my course at Burhani College. Around 70% of the students got placed, with the salary ranging from 12k to 2.5 lpa. The top recruiters were companies like Tata, Quick Bit, and Rosewood. I heard that Indeed Company also hired students from our college. The top role offered was Accountant. Overall, it was a good experience with decent placement opportunities.

Campus: The classrooms are pretty standard with everything you need like wifi, labs, and a library. There's a canteen and hotel nearby, plus hospitals in the area. Unfortunately, there's no parking for cars or bikes for students. They do have some basic sports games available though.

Admission: The teachers here are really knowledgeable. They know their stuff, unlike some teachers who can't even speak English well.

Placement: BMS has over 300 students, but the placement opportunities are pretty scarce here.

Campus: The classrooms all have new air-conditioners now, which is great. The teachers have Wi-Fi, and the library is really big and nice. The canteen has been updated too, so that's cool.

Admission: The teachers here were amazing! They really knew their stuff and made learning super interesting. Even though the semesters were tough, I found it easier to handle because they were so helpful. If you pay attention and put in the work, you'll do great with their guidance.

Placement: The class that graduated in 2023 was super hardworking. About 15% of us landed jobs at top companies. And 45% of us scored internships at cool places like Google and TLC. It was awesome to see these big companies coming to our college.

Campus: The college facilities are great with modern amenities. The classrooms are always clean and tidy. The library has a wide variety of books, both in print and online, so you can find lots of info there.

Admission: The professors at our college were awesome! They were super helpful and really cared about us. They made sure we were on top of everything  from assignments to tests. Time flew by so fast, we can't believe we're already done with three years!

Placement: Placements come down to how well you do in your classes and how you show yourself. Speaking up can boost your chances of landing a job with a good company. The teachers even did practice interviews with us to get us ready.

Campus: The college didn't have Wi-Fi for us students, but the library was super organized. The canteen was pretty good too.

Admission: The teachers at college were really nice and helpful. They always answered our questions and made classes fun. We could ask about anything, even stuff not in the syllabus.

Placement: The job placements were really good because lots of companies came to hire students. The highest salary they offered was about 15k and the lowest was at least 10k. Almost 80-90% of us got a job, which was awesome.

Campus: The college has everything - computer labs, a video lab, an auditorium, a sports court, and a canteen. The building has 4 floors with around 10-15 classrooms on each floor. I loved playing table tennis, carom, and chess there.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really knowledgeable and they're always there to help us out. Our courses follow the rules set by Mumbai University. The teachers for B.Com and B.A. don't use PPTs or projectors to teach us, but BMS and BMM students get to use them in class. It's pretty cool!

Placement: The college doesn't help B.Com and B.A. students with placements. But the faculty is super helpful and can assist with finding jobs. Sadly, the college doesn't offer internships either. Good news for BMM and BMS students, though. They do have placements, but the pay isn't great usually less than 5 LPA.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is pretty good. They have Wi-Fi, but students can't always get on it. The classrooms are nice, and there are separate libraries for guys and girls. The campus isn't huge, but it's alright.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really great. They know their stuff and make classes interesting. We get to do projects and presentations that help us understand the subject better. It's one thing that sets our college apart from others.

Placement: In 2014, there weren't any job placements. But if you need help finding a job, the professors are really helpful. They give good job leads to apply for. Since it's an undergrad course, they usually don't offer placements. But the faculty is super supportive and cool.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is pretty good. They've got everything you need like a canteen, library, and auditorium. The classrooms have A/C and projectors, which is nice. There's also a computer lab for your projects and stuff. Basically, they've got all the facilities a student could want. It's a complete package.

Admission: The teachers were really good. They all knew their stuff and were super qualified. We had exams every week during the semester, but they weren't too hard.

Placement: The course really helped with getting a good job. The salary was decent, starting at Rs 40,000 per month and going up to Rs 60,000 per month. It was great for placements.

Campus: The college had a computer room with 100 computers. It's a great college for students. The canteen food was really good. They also had a medical room for students and staff.