Chandragupt Institute of Management Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The IIM college has really experienced faculty members who are super helpful. They even help students go to foreign universities for more studies. The professors also guide us in writing research papers for conferences, both in India and abroad.

Placement: Companies like TAS, ITC, ICICI, and HDFC come for placements at our college. I got a job at ICICI as a deputy manager. The average salary is around 6 lakhs per year. RBI and Nabard also offer summer internships here.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities with separate rooms for each student. The food is good and there's even an ATM on campus. There's a big open area and a huge library with lots of books that you can access 24/7. We also have a cool open theater and a big auditorium that can fit 700 people. Plus, there's a cafeteria and a chill outdoor spot for hanging out. Each floor has a washing machine and every student gets their own closet.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and supportive. Unfortunately, there's no HR stream available. They come from top-notch institutions like NITIE, IIM, and IRMA. The course is as good as what you'd find at IIMs and prepares us well for the industry.

Placement: The college gives a good salary package of 4.5 LPA on average. Almost all students get placed. The highest package was 14 LPA by TASL. Top companies that hire from our college are Asian Paints, HDFC, Bandhan Bank, ICICI, ITC, HDFC MF, and micro-financial institutions. Most students get sales roles. For internships, we have options like NTPC, RBI, Asian Paints, and ITC.

Campus: The college facilities are really good and up to national standards. We can use the internet in our hostel rooms with LAN cables. The food in the mess is okay, but the canteen food isn't that great. They have good sports facilities, and they really promote playing badminton.

Admission: The courses were similar to those at IIMs, and many professors came from other top colleges. But there wasn't much chance to learn about real industry stuff. I wanted more exposure to how things work in the real world, so I felt a bit let down.

Placement: Our senior batch and our batch got 100% placements. The highest salary offered was 12 LPA, and the lowest was 3.5 LPA. Most companies came for marketing roles, with only a few for finance. The college's placement cell worked hard to bring in companies, but most were interested in Bihar and Jharkhand.

Campus: The college has Wi-Fi all over and awesome classrooms. We've got a cool library. The canteen serves yummy food. They've got separate hostels for guys and girls. Plus, there are clubs for each department. The college is right in the town, so getting there is a breeze.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are super helpful. We have around 20 classes for each subject, and each class is about an hour and a half long. They even schedule extra classes if we need them. The teaching quality is great overall. Plus, they also take us on field trips to see real-world stuff.

Placement: Lots of banks and big companies come to our college for placements every year. They offer internships to almost all students. The average stipend is around Rs. 5,000 per month. The placement cell is super helpful and makes sure everyone gets placed, from summer internships to final placements.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure with 24*7 internet, computer lab, library, and sports equipment. Classrooms, labs, and hostel rooms are nice. Food in the mess and canteen is good. The campus has a nice vibe and lots of greenery.

Admission: The course is set up well, but the teachers don't know enough about the subject. Classes don't have a fixed schedule, so you might get a new one every day. They teach using case studies, theory, assignments, presentations, and reports. The student to teacher ratio is pretty high, around 60 students for every 1 teacher. We don't get much real-world experience, just books and Google for learning.

Placement: The seniors all got placed, and the juniors are in the process. The top offer was 12 LPA from TAS, and the lowest was 3 LPA. Most people got around 4-5 LPA. Lots of different companies came banking, FMCG, IT, nonprofits, and more. You can find more info on the college website. Internships were available at places like AMUL, NCDEX, CMC, GIC, and more. The highest pay was 15k, while some were unpaid.

Campus: The college has Wi-Fi, AC classrooms with projectors, and a decent library. Unfortunately, there are no medical facilities on campus. But hey, there are sports and games available! The hostel rooms are single occupancy, but staying there is mandatory. Curfew is at 8 pm, and you can only leave once a month. It can feel a bit strict, like we're being treated like little kids. Plus, there are cameras everywhere watching us. The Director is pretty strict and fines are given out randomly. There's no set amount for fines, so it's all about how good you are at negotiating. It can be a bit frustrating at times, but overall, it's an okay college experience.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really helpful and know their stuff. They teach well and the course content is good. But, there's not much real-world stuff in the curriculum. The college should work on how they teach us because sometimes the rules are a bit too much and hard to deal with.

Placement: Most students here get jobs, around 80-90%. The highest salary is 9.8 LPA, lowest is 4 LPA, and average is 40,000 per month. Companies like TASS, ICICI Bank, Amul, etc., hire from our college. We get roles like executive manager. Almost everyone gets internships with companies like HDFC Bank, Amul, Asian Paints, etc.

Campus: The rooms all have free Wi-Fi all day, which is awesome. The library is top-notch, and the classrooms are really nice. The food is better than most college messes. You can see a doctor on campus whenever you need. There's a rec center for indoor sports like badminton and table tennis, and a ground for outdoor sports like cricket and volleyball.

Admission: The teachers are really good and the curriculum is well planned. There's a lot to learn and you get to try out different ways of learning. All the teachers have top-notch backgrounds, like from IIms. The library even has cool Artificial Intelligence features.

Placement: The placement scene here is top-notch! Big companies like ITC, HDFC, Amul, I-pac, TASS, you name it. Last year, the average package was around 6 lakhs, with the highest package hitting 14 lakhs. So, overall, everything seems to be meeting all the right criteria.

Campus: The school has awesome facilities and a great setup. The classrooms and library have everything you need. Food options are good too. They've got a nice medical center and sports area. Lots of options for both indoor and outdoor sports.

Admission: I have some thoughts about the teachers here. Some are great, but some could be better. Attendance rules are strict. We have to do a bunch of real projects and internships. It's a must. Plus, you gotta do well in all semesters.

Placement: The job packages are pretty good, with the highest one being 7 Lacs and the average at 4 Lacs. Most students seem happy with their placements, around 70%. Not all job options are great, but there are companies like Asian Paints and Cream Bell that come for campus placements.

Campus: The college buildings are amazing! They look super cool and modern. You won't be missing out on anything you need here. The dorms are nice too. The campus is easy to get to because it's close to the Patna junction railway station and has good road connections.

Admission: The teachers are really smart here. They mostly come from top colleges like IIT, IIM, and others. They teach really well. There aren't too many students in a batch, just around 120. They teach us using case studies, which is cool.

Placement: Every student in our senior batches got placed, which is awesome. The highest salary was 14 LPA from Tata Advanced System. On average, the salary was around 6-6.5 LPA, and the lowest was 3.8-4 LPA. Companies like Tata Advanced System, ICICI, and Asian Paints come for placements. Even banks like RBI, SEBI, and HDFC show up for SIP placements. It's great to know that all our seniors found jobs!

Campus: The campus is big, covering around 10 acres. It's got Wi-Fi everywhere. The classrooms are modern with projectors and stuff. The library is awesome, with access to Harvard stuff. They've also got sports like badminton, table tennis, and cricket.

Admission: The teachers here are really easy to reach out to. You can email them, WhatsApp them, or even call them. They all come from really good colleges like IIMs, IITs, IFMA, FMS, and more. They explain things in a way that makes sense and focuses on what students need. The stuff we learn is just as good as what they teach in IIMs. They use case studies from top schools like Ivy League and Harvard to help us understand. The exams can be tough with lots of case studies and hard questions.

Placement: In the second year, students start getting job offers. Companies like HUL, Yes Bank, ICICI Bank, HDFC Bank, Johnson Cement, Berger Paints, Tata Power, Asian Paints, Tata Advanced Systems, etc., come for placements. The average package is around 7-8 LPA. I landed a job at Yes Bank. The college guarantees 100% placement. They offer both on-campus and off-campus internships. Everyone gets a summer internship, no one misses out.

Campus: The CIMP library, called LRC, has a ton of books by famous writers and mentors. It's got a nice reading area and it's easy to find what you need. The classrooms are cool and quiet, which is great for studying. The gym at the college is awesome, with well-kept equipment. Since the PGDM program is residential, the hostel rooms are singles. The food is tasty, and they have two mess services each month. If you're not from the city, you gotta stay in the hostel. Admission works on a first-come, first-served basis. The sports committee is really popular and hosts lots of events.