CMS Business School Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are really good at what they do. They know their stuff and make learning interesting. You gotta be proactive though, and join in on events they talk about. It's not a guarantee you'll be job-ready when you graduate, but internships and hands-on experience will help you get there. The semester exams are not too tough, with over half the students passing. You can definitely ace them with some effort.

Placement: Most students get jobs after college, but some go for more studies or run family businesses. BBA grads can earn between 4 to 9 LPA, with top companies like EY, Deloitte, and Dell hiring. In the 2nd year, 85% of students land internships with Dell, EY, Metvy, and Lernx. They get roles like sales manager, business dev manager, and warehouse manager.

Campus: The campus has Wi-Fi, a library, computer labs, and parking. It's smaller than other colleges in Bangalore. I stayed at the MOJO hostel affiliated with Jain groups. The food in the mess is better for North Indian students than South Indian students, in my opinion. The hostel hosts lots of events and the buildings are in a nice area.

Admission: The teachers at this college are super friendly and really know their stuff. They give us lots of real-life examples, presentations, and assignments that make us better students. The course schedule they give us is also really useful for our future.

Placement: Most of us got jobs in big companies like Google, Microsoft, Amazon, Wipro, TCS, Infosys, etc. The highest salary offered was around 35 Lacs per year, the average was 20 Lacs, and the lowest was 6.5 Lacs. About 90% of us did internships in places like Wipro, Microsoft, Google, etc. The main jobs we get are full-stack web developers, lecturers, and stuff like that.

Campus: The college has really cool gadgets to help us learn. There's a canteen on campus where we can grab cheap snacks and drinks. The classrooms are big and all have projectors for teaching. We've got WiFi all over campus. Our college has lots of facilities like a university. The hostel gives us food, laundry, and fun stuff to do. They look after us with wardens, keep things clean, and have a gym too. It's pretty awesome!

Admission: The teachers here are awesome. They know their stuff and are super helpful. They really look out for us. The classes are interesting and teach us a lot about the field. Exams aren't too tough; if you get the material, you'll do great.

Placement: Most students who apply for jobs here get hired, which is great. The highest salary offered was around 30 lakhs per year, and the average is 8.5 lakhs per year. There are tons of big companies like Google, Dell, Mahindra, HDFC Bank, Facebook, Bosch, and more that come for placements. They offer cool roles like business analyst, financial analyst, product manager, data analyst, HR consultant, and others. It's a good place to kickstart your career!

Campus: I feel like I'm not getting my money's worth here. I'm paying a lot, but the classrooms don't have good ventilation or AC. It's just fans, and it gets super hot in Bangalore. The hostel food is terrible too. I wouldn't suggest staying there.

Admission: The professors at our college have lots of experience and knowledge, which makes learning fun. They help us get better at teaching with cool stuff like seminars. The courses focus more on theory for future jobs in business, but there's not as much practical stuff. Most students pass exams easily, with a pass rate of over 90%.

Placement: Most students here get placed, like around 90%. The average pay package is 6 LPAs. Big companies such as Goldman Sachs, Deloitte, KPMG, JP Morgan, Ernst & Young, and Khimji Ramdas come for placements. Almost all students, about 95%, get internships while studying. After graduating, students usually land jobs as managers or business analysts.

Campus: The college has great Wi-Fi, which is super helpful for browsing the internet and studying. The library has lots of books on different subjects. The food is really good. They also have lots of sports competitions happening. Overall, the college's infrastructure is solid.

Admission: The teachers were all pretty good, with some being really great. The teaching was better than average. The courses focus more on theory for future careers in business, with less emphasis on practical skills. Most students pass with over 90%. The exams are not too hard to pass.

Placement: I did my MBA in Finance. Around a third of us got placed. The highest package right now is 14 LPA. Big 4 companies, top private banks, and Indian conglomerates came looking for good students. Everyone got internships in different areas. Companies offered roles like tax associate and analyst for this course.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure like Wi-Fi, computer labs, classrooms, and a resource center. But there's no canteen, and only two vending machines on campus.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. They've been here a while and most of them have degrees from top places like IIM. Finance is a big deal in India, lots of jobs for grads. The course covers new topics like financial analysis and liquidity. Exams are all about applying what you've learned, not just memorizing. No need to stress about the syllabus, it's all about real-world skills.

Placement: The university has many companies looking for finance students every year. Lots of students get placed in banks, with about half of them going there. ICICI and BOB hire the most students. On average, students get offered around 56 lakhs per year, with the lowest being 3 lakhs. The internships offered by colleges are often not very helpful, mostly just free project work to get extra help. They just want to hire workers by using interns' names.

Campus: The campus isn't huge like other schools, and there's no outdoor sports area. Sometimes the Wi-Fi is slow, and the internet in classrooms isn't great. The library is good, though. Lots of books to borrow, but you gotta return or renew them in 15 days. The hostels are pricey, and we always need to take the college bus off-campus. The food is meh. They serve both North and South Indian food, but it doesn't taste good. Sports events are not a priority for the college management.

Admission: The course is great for my career because it's always up-to-date. The teachers are really helpful and know their stuff well. They explain things in a way that's easy to understand. The exams happen every semester and they're not too hard to pass.

Placement: The college helps a lot with placements. Big companies like Amazon, TCS, Wipro, and Cognizant come here for job interviews. About 80% of students get job offers, with salaries ranging from 8 to 12 Lacs per year. It's a great opportunity for us!

Campus: The college hostel is awesome! It's more like a 2 BHK flat with everything you need. During winter, we get hot water for drinking, which is convenient. Registering for the hostel online is easy peasy. There's a canteen in the hostel with tasty food and lots of variety. Plus, the hygiene is on point.

Admission: The teachers at the college were really helpful and knew their stuff. They did a good job teaching us. The teachers were always there to help us out. The course curriculum was practical and prepared us well for jobs. The exams weren't too tough to get through.

Placement: Around half of the students in my MBA class got jobs after graduating from this college. The salaries offered ranged from 4 to 8 LPA on average. Some of the top companies that hired students from our course included ICICI Bank, IDBI Bank, Fincare, and MRF. The popular job roles offered were Sales Manager, Sales Marketing, HR, and Business Development.

Campus: The MBA program at CMS Institute has awesome facilities. The college gives us everything we need to learn well. They have Wi-Fi, labs, a library, and a canteen. Plus, they also have sports and medical facilities for us. It's all set up really nicely for students like us.

Admission: The teachers at this college really know their stuff and teach in a great way. The course material is super helpful for getting us ready for work. The pass rate is around 40%, but it's not hard to do well if you listen to the teachers and follow their tips.

Placement: Almost everyone in our batch got good jobs in big companies like Google, Microsoft, Amazon, and more. The highest salary was 35 lakhs per year, the average was 20 lakhs, and the lowest was 6.5 lakhs. Most of us also did internships at places like Wipro, Microsoft, and Google. Our course set us up for roles like web developer and lecturer. It's been a great experience.

Campus: The college has awesome infrastructure thanks to the civil engineers who designed it. The food in the mess is super clean and tasty. The library here has tons of books. All the classrooms are comfy and nice. And there's a big playground with badminton courts too. Plus, we get Wi-Fi everywhere on campus.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and friendly. They support us with our studies and assignments. A few teachers may not be great, but most of them are awesome. We can even switch teachers if the class isn't feeling a particular one. Lots of choices here!

Placement: I've heard from seniors that the placement scene at CMS is really good. This year, one senior landed the highest placement ever. Lots of companies visit the campus, but I'm not too familiar with them since I'm a fresher. If you're looking to land a job after finishing your Bachelor's degree, CMS is a solid choice.

Campus: The building is really small, that's the only downside. Everything else is great. If the campus was better, this college would be the top choice for BBA in Bangalore. I wouldn't suggest staying in the hostel though, it's really not good at all. It's definitely not worth paying 250,000 a month to stay there.