CMS Institute of Management Studies

Admission: The teachers here are really good at what they do. They're friendly and always ready to help. They make sure we're ready for jobs in the real world. The course is all about what's happening in the industry. If you come here, you'll be in good hands.

Placement: This college is great for studying and getting a job. Most of my friends, around 80%, have jobs in companies like HCL, TCS, Infosys, CTS, South Indian Bank, Dell, Federal Bank, and more. Over 25 companies came to hire students. The college also organizes a bunch of training camps for practice.

Campus: The classrooms all have Wi-Fi and AC, which is great. Our library is awesome with tons of books, super helpful for students. There's a medical aid room too. The hostel is in a nice area and the food is alright.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful. They teach us new stuff every day that's really useful. They cover about 30% of the course in theory and balance it out with hands-on learning. Most students end up passing all their subjects with good grades.

Placement: Many of our classmates landed jobs at Federal Bank with the best pay in our program. They started as junior managers. Lots of students from our 2023 batch got internships too. The popular job roles in our program are HR and junior manager positions.

Campus: The facilities at our college are awesome! The department has its own Wi-Fi, labs, and library. The classrooms are nice and cool with air conditioning. Plus, we even have our own auditorium for events.

Admission: The teachers were cool and nice. Our college had some internal exams that got us ready for the big final test. The final exam was out of 100 marks, with 80 for writing and 20 for internal. The questions on the final were not too tough, but you had to really study.

Placement: The college hooked us up with awesome internships that paid well, so we could learn about real work stuff. It helped us get better for the industry and actually work there. Lots of us got jobs last year like 80%! They had a super helpful person who got us ready for work and connected us with different companies. It was cool.

Campus: The college had great infrastructure. The staff was super friendly. The library had really helpful books and journals. The campus was so green and beautiful. The classrooms were nicely furnished with comfy tables and chairs. Every class was in a cool AC room. They had separate departments for Commerce, Aviation, and BCA students. The college even started clubs for each department.

Admission: The teachers here are cool and like to chat with students. They're helpful and around when we need them. But the exams are kinda tough. We don't get much time to learn other stuff because we're so busy studying. Each semester, we have to do three exams, and our grades mostly come from the last one.

Placement: Students at our college start getting job offers as early as the 3rd semester. Some students even land internships in their 2nd year. Big companies like TCS, Zomato, Amazon, and Nvidia come for recruitment every year. The average salary offered is pretty decent. Even during tough times, students are still managing to secure placements.

Campus: The campus has a really good setup. The staff are super friendly. The library has great books and journals that are really helpful. I love all the greenery around the campus. The classrooms are well-equipped with nice tables, chairs, and air-conditioning.

Admission: The management course is super helpful for us students and makes us feel really satisfied. It's been a big help in many ways. I'd give my college a solid 5-star rating. Our class has around 60 students, and the course fee is about INR 134,000 per year.

Placement: So, in our last semester, we all gotta do an internship before we can get our certificates. Lots of companies show up to interview us for jobs, and the college helps us with placements too. They say the average salary is like 7 to 8 lakhs per year. From what I heard, about 70% of students get placed, but not everyone takes the job offers. I'm aiming to land a good job first and maybe start my own thing later on.

Campus: The hostel here is pretty decent, especially when you look at other colleges. The food they serve is good, and they even have non-veg options three days a week. The guys' hostel is close by, but the girls' hostel is in a different area. They do provide a bus for the girls to get there though. It costs around 70k a year to stay in the hostel.