College of Management Studies

Admission: The faculty at the college of management studies are really helpful. They know their stuff and teach well. We get to go on industrial visits, which is cool. The library at the college is awesome, and the staff there are super professional.

Placement: The computer lab at the college of management is top-notch. They help students find jobs after graduation, with lots of activities like games, improving communication skills, and practice interviews. They also set students up with internships and good job opportunities.

Campus: The computer lab is great and the classrooms are really nice. The seminar rooms are well-equipped and the auditorium is well-finished. The college of management studies has a very good infrastructure. The MBA classrooms have good projectors. The faculty at the college of management studies is really good. And the library there is awesome too.

Admission: The teachers are nice and try to help, but they lack experience and expertise. Their way of teaching isn't great because they just go through their own notes or use simple notes anyone can get. The subjects are more about theory and don't give us much hands-on experience, which I didn't really like.

Placement: The placement scene at CMS isn't great. Only about 12% of seniors got jobs in companies like Micromax, Blue World, and Dell. And those who did mostly got sales roles. The highest salary was 6 LPA, while the lowest was 2.5 LPA. Internships were tough too - only 20% of us landed one, and they were unpaid.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is okay. It has all the needed facilities, but the classrooms and labs aren't great. The classrooms don't have good ventilation, so it gets hot in the summer. The canteen food is good and not too expensive. They have an auditorium for cultural events. But there's no playground or hostel on campus.