Datta Meghe Institute of Management Studies Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are really nice and you can ask them anything without feeling awkward. You can pop into the staff room whenever you need help from a teacher. Each semester lasts about four months, with a 10-day break before final exams. The exams go on for about 10 days. The course teachers give out notes easily, and we have mid-semester exams after about two months of starting the course.

Placement: By the time we finish our third year, a bunch of companies visit our college and give us job options. So, we don't have to stress about finding work. And by the time we graduate, about 70% of us land jobs in different companies with awesome pay and lots of chances to grow.

Campus: The college offers lots of fun stuff like Women™s Day and Ganpati festival. They teach us to celebrate in eco-friendly ways. There™s also Dahi Handi and cool workshops to check out. Plus, free health check-ups for the teachers. All these activities really lift everyone's spirits at the college.

Admission: The course was easy to follow and everything was well-planned. We studied different programming languages like Python and Java over the six semesters. We also had some management classes. Hemant Sir was my favorite teacher. College exams happened every semester, and university exams were at the end.

Placement: I started looking for jobs on campus during my fifth semester. A lot of big companies came to hire students, and most of us got jobs through campus interviews. Even in the earlier semesters, there were chances to do internships. It's a great way to get real-world experience before graduating.

Campus: The campus is small but it works well for MBA students. There's a three-story building with different stuff on each floor. The ground floor has offices and faculty rooms. The library is on the first floor. Final-year classes are on the second floor, and first-year classes plus an IT lab are on the top floor. It's a good setup that keeps things organized.

Admission: The teachers are really helpful and know their stuff. They use projectors when needed and provide study materials. They're well-educated too. But the course curriculum isn't that helpful for getting ready for the industry.

Placement: Most students in my batch got placed, but the pay wasn't great. A lot of companies were small and offered low salaries. The lowest pay was 1.2, average was 2.5, and the highest was 4.5 lacs. The top companies hiring were HDFC and Dmart. We all got internships in big companies like JSW, HDFC, and Axis Bank.

Campus: The infrastructure isn't great, but the facilities are good. Wi-Fi is available all the time. The classrooms are clean. The library has all the important books neatly arranged, making it easy to find what you need.

Admission: The teachers here really pay attention to each student, which helps us learn better. They're always ready to help with any questions we have. The faculty is awesome - they explain things well and are great at talking with us. Every semester, we have two exams: one in the middle and one at the end. But a lot of students struggle to pass the exams.

Placement: Our college helps us get jobs on campus. In the 7th semester, we can apply for on-campus jobs. Every year, over 160 companies come to hire students. The average salary offered is 7 LPA. We get visits from big companies like Microsoft, Amazon, Flipkart, and Paytm.

Campus: The rotary club at DMIMS Nagpur organized cool events like Retro night, Skit competition, disco, dance-off, singing contests, mimicry shows, Garba night, and Ganpati festival. The library had all the books needed for my course. The classrooms had AC, comfy benches, and cameras that recorded lectures. The teachers wore mics for clear audio recording. I'm part of the Rotaract Club at DMIMS Nagpur.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and they're super helpful. They teach well and we even get practice tests to help us prepare. We cover management and communication in our classes, plus we learn about analytics and Excel on the side. The semester exams are tough, but most students manage to pass with a 90% success rate.

Placement: The college says the low placement is because of the recession and students' poor communication skills. They should focus on boosting our skills to get us ready for the corporate world. Lots of us got jobs through off-campus drives at companies like Deloitte, Shriram Finance, and IBM. Shriram Finance hired some of us as management trainees with a 3 lakh package. After a 6-month internship, many students got full-time jobs. During the internship, we were paid a stipend of up to 20,000 per month.

Campus: I really like how the college is set up. The main building has a garden out front, the canteen is close by, and the first floor is for offices. The library on the 2nd floor has all the books and journals we need. I decided to live in a flat nearby instead of the hostel. There are lots of kitchens and hostels to choose from. The food is good and it costs less than 4000 a month for meals.

Admission: The staff at DMIMS are really nice. They have different departments like accounting, library, and faculty. They're super helpful. They have meetings with students every few months to get advice on how to make DMIMS better.

Placement: The placements at DMIMS are pretty good based on how well students do. The teachers always support us with their creative teaching methods. The placement scene at DMIMS keeps getting better every year.

Campus: DMIMS is the go-to place for MBA. It's in a cool spot in Nagpur. The campus isn't huge, but there's enough parking for cars and bikes. It's got everything you need - library, computer lab, and 5 classrooms for both 1st and 2nd-year students. The campus might not be massive, but it's cozy in the residential area at atrey layout.

Admission: The teachers at our college all have PhDs or are working towards one. The MBA courses are designed with input from the industry. We have guest speakers come in often and go on field trips to companies. The college even offers training certificates to help students land good jobs.

Placement: Our college is top-notch for education quality. They say we're one of the best autonomous colleges around. Big companies come here to hire us for cool jobs like HR, marketing, and finance. The marketing students get the best deal some even score 10 LPA! On average, we're looking at 3-4 LPA, which ain't too shabby either.

Campus: The college is great for NBA studies. They have a top-notch digital library and all classrooms are air-conditioned. The hostels are really nice too, getting an A+ grade. Overall, the facilities are fantastic and make studying here super convenient.

Admission: The teachers here are cool. They're easy to talk to and always around to help out. They really make sure we understand our stuff and are there when we need them. They don't just teach, they also help us plan our future and grow as individuals. We have a good amount of tests - two midterms and a final with four different sets of questions. The final exam can be a bit tough, but it's fair.

Placement: Once you hit the third semester, you can start applying for jobs on campus. About 15-20 companies come just for MBA students. Other students have their own placement events. Most students, like 80%, get placed every year. Everyone can apply to all the companies. The highest package last year was 20 LPA. I'm thinking of doing my post-graduation after I graduate.

Campus: The college is pretty small since it's just for MBA students. It's a three-story building where you can find the admin and staff offices on the ground floor. The library is on the first floor, final year classes on the second, and first-year classes along with the IT lab on the top floor.

Admission: The teachers at our college are super helpful and really know their stuff. They know how to explain things well, and we learn a ton from them. Since it's an autonomous college, we don't stress about exams. The teachers are great and have a clear system to support us. Plus, every month they take us on visits to different companies, which is pretty cool.

Placement: The placement cell here is awesome. Last year, around 160 students landed jobs in different companies with decent pay. The salaries ranged from 3 to 4 LPA. We had 84 companies come to campus last year, and this year they're trying to bring in even more. The college in Nagpur has a great rep for placements, which is why I picked this course. Fingers crossed for good placements for us too!

Campus: The classrooms have AC, which is great. There's also Wi-Fi available. The computer lab is awesome, with around 100 computers for students to use anytime for presentations or assignments. The college doesn't have a sports ground, but they organize intercollegiate sports competitions every year. Love the environment here!

Admission: The teachers at college are nice and approachable, but they can be pretty strict about attendance and grades. They explain the subjects well, and you can ask them questions whenever you need to. We have a couple of tests during the semester, and only the highest score counts towards our final grade. The rest of our marks come from doing presentations, projects, and other assignments.

Placement: Once you finish your second year, they hook you up with free training and job help. By the middle of the 5th semester, they start finding jobs for you. Most of the students, like 80-90%, end up in good companies. Stella is awesome for getting you placed. You can expect to start off with around 3 LPA and get some cool job roles.

Campus: Our college always had seminars, workshops, and conferences going on. They happened about twice a month. We got to learn a ton from these extra sessions. It was cool to see things like Human Capital Potential and a skit by the Dabbawala from Mumbai. Lots of interesting stuff went down during these events.