Dr. D. Y. Patil Institute of Management and Research

Admission: The exams are not too tough if you know your stuff. The college even set up an industry visit for us. They also did mock interviews and group discussions to help us get ready for jobs. It's all good here!

Placement: Lots of students landed jobs with big companies like Deloitte and Federal Bank right from campus. The highest salary offered is 14 LPA, and the average is 4 LPA. The college hosts plenty of events for personal growth and takes care of cultural activities too.

Campus: The college has great facilities in the digital classrooms and reading hall. The Wi-Fi works well, and it's easy to use the labs and library. The canteen food is good, and there's a medical room on campus. They also have sports equipment like table tennis and carrom available, which is cool.

Admission: The college organizes lectures, but the schedules can be a bit all over the place. Sometimes they cancel tests last minute, which is frustrating. The management isn't great. Our syllabus at Savitribai Phule is solid and it's a top university. Exams are medium difficulty with both numerical and conceptual questions.

Placement: When it comes to placements, everyone has their own thoughts. But honestly, having a good grasp of what you're learning is key. That's what helps you land a job easily. Our college hooks us up with lots of job chances. Big companies like BNY Mellon, HCL Services, TCL, and Barclays come knocking. Some lucky ones even get two job offers! Most of them are for analyst gigs, like senior analyst or finance analyst.

Campus: The college offers great facilities and free courses, like the Coursera Data Analyst Data Visualization course. We have computers in the lab and a big library with lots of academic books. I live in a flat right in front of the college with two roommates. Each of us pays 3,500 rs for rent and 4,000 rs for the mess. The food is tasty and good quality.

Admission: The professors all have their Ph.D. and some did really well in the GATE exam. They teach in a cool way that's easy to understand. The course makes you learn Excel and Power BI, which are big in the industry right now. Exams are split into 70 for the big ones and 30 for the small ones. You need at least 40% to pass both.

Placement: I started getting placement opportunities in the third semester for MBA finance. Big companies like Tata Capital, Shriram Finance, Bajaj Finance, Aditya Birla, and HDFC Bank came to recruit. They offered salaries starting from 4 LPA going up to 17 LPA. We also got internships from the first year companies like Wipro and Cognizant offered paid internships. The main roles offered were Management Trainee, Associate Finance Manager, and Finance Analyst.

Campus: At DYU Pimpri, there are different colleges on campus. Each college has its own building. We get Wi-Fi all the time. The classrooms are spacious and have projectors. The hostels come with TVs, AC, and washing machines. The food in the mess is good quality, but the hostel fees are a bit pricey. Unfortunately, they don't offer any loans. The canteen serves great tea, but there's no medical help available at the college. Sports activities are not really a big thing here.

Admission: The teachers here are super qualified and really know their stuff. They make sure we're ready for the industry and help us get jobs. The Wi-Fi, labs, and classrooms are awesome. The teaching is top-notch and teachers really help us improve. The course content is right on point. We learn what we need for our future jobs.

Placement: The placement opportunities are really good here. Over half of my batchmates and the students from last year got placed. The salary you get depends on how well you do during your internship and the company you work for. Companies like Harvinger, PTC, and Tect hire a lot of students for development roles. Also, more than half of us got internships, which is awesome!

Campus: The facilities here are great! The labs, reading room, and classrooms are fantastic. Wi-Fi is good too helps us with our studies. The mess food is good quality too. Overall, everything is up to the mark.

Admission: The teachers here are super knowledgeable and really pay attention to making sure we're ready for the industry and can land a job. The Wi-Fi, labs, and classrooms are awesome. The teaching is top-notch and the teachers help us a lot. The course curriculum is spot on  we learn what we need for our future jobs.

Placement: The placement opportunities here are really good. Over half of us from my batch and the one before got placed. How much you make depends on how well you do during your internship and the company you work for. Companies like Harvinger, PTC, and Tect hire a lot of students for development roles. Plus, over half of us also landed internships.

Campus: The facilities and infrastructure here are awesome. From the labs to the reading room, everything is fantastic. The Wi-Fi, labs, and classrooms are great and really help us as students. The food in the mess is good too.

Admission: The lecturers at my college really know their stuff and have been super supportive in helping me learn and grow. They give out notes and have tests to make sure we understand the material. The course schedule follows Pune University's calendar, which is great for getting us ready for the industry. We have exams in the summer and winter, with the big ones being at the end of each semester.

Placement: The college has a decent placement rate, but most top companies don't visit for recruitment drives. Big multinational companies hardly hire students; instead, many small local companies hire students for roles like talent acquisition or HR. Companies like Kirloskar Oil Engine, Sampark India, Eclex, and Force Motors are hiring with packages starting at 4lacs. Some companies offer a package of 3.5lacs. The internship lasts for the first 6 months of the job.

Campus: Campus life at our college is great. It's right across from DY Patil Arts and Commerce. We've got about 200 computers all linked up to a main server. The labs are top-notch with the latest software like SAP, plus we get 24/7 internet access. The library is awesome with over 20,000 books, journals, and magazines. There's even a cozy reading hall. The hostel, located right by the college, has separate buildings for guys and girls. We've got plenty of options for meals, both in private eateries and in the college mess. And let's not forget about the canteen they serve up a wide variety of tasty teas.

Admission: Our teachers are really good, especially for first-year students. They are from top colleges like IIM, IIT, and abroad. The curriculum got a recent upgrade to keep up with the latest stuff. We have to do assignments and moral exams before the big tests.

Placement: The college works hard to get all students placed by bringing in lots of companies for hiring. Job offers vary from around 4 lakh per year to up to 30 lakh per year. Big names like Amazon, Flipkart, and Google come to hire students. Everyone starts with internships getting 15,000 as stipend. But only a few get full-time jobs. My friend got hired as a Software Developer at Amazon with a cool 35 LPA package.

Campus: Our college is right across from the engineering college, so we get good Wi-Fi everywhere on campus. The classrooms are big and kept nice, making it a great place to learn. We've got a library with lots of books you can borrow. The sports ground is cool because both engineering and non-engineering students use it for games and hangouts. And our hostel has all the stuff you need like washing machines, AC, TVs, and tasty food. It's awesome!

Admission: The teachers here mainly use PowerPoints for teaching. They just read through them and say we're done with the syllabus, which isn't great. They should really explain each topic better. The course is cool because it's all about IT, so it gets us ready for the industry. The semester exams are tough, with tricky questions on every topic.

Placement: During my time at college, everyone in my batch got a job, which was pretty cool. Companies like IMRIEL Technologies, TCS, IBM, and others hired us. I went for 7 interviews and got offers from 3 of them. The salaries ranged from 4 to 18 LPA, with most students getting multiple job offers. They offer internships too, but some students think they're not that helpful.

Campus: The college is close to PCMC, so it's easy to get there by bus, metro, or local transport. Our campus is huge, and the grounds are always clean. They clean and wash everything regularly. You can use Wi-Fi in the libraries, where they have iPads and computers. You need to register before going in. The hostel is super clean, the food tastes homemade, and there's always plenty of water. The canteens and tea shops are great, with lots of options to choose from.

Admission: The teachers are really nice but they are also strict. They teach well. The college decides what we study because it's autonomous. They updated the syllabus with new technologies. Exams can be tough a couple of times a year. If you go to class regularly, passing isn't too hard. But scoring high is a challenge.

Placement: The college has great placements with companies like Bajaj Finance, Indigo, HDFC, IDFC, and Citi Bank hiring students. They offer packages based on interview performance. Most of us got placed in our batch, and some are getting ready for government exams. We started doing internships from the 1st semester, getting paid 9 to 15k per month. The top job offered is marketing manager.

Campus: The campus infrastructure is pretty good. There are nice spots for students to chill, classrooms have projectors, and the library is the only place with free internet. The hostels are decent, but the food in the mess is terrible. I recommend eating at the Sai mess outside for better food. Unfortunately, there's no medical facility available. They organize different indoor and outdoor sports competitions during sports events.

Admission: The teachers here are super knowledgeable and really focused on getting us ready for jobs. The Wi-Fi, labs, and classrooms are great. The teaching is top-notch, and the teachers really help us succeed. The course material is spot on for what we need in the real world. Love it here!

Placement: The placement opportunities are really good here. Over half of the students in my batch and the previous batch have already found jobs. The salary you get depends on how well you do during your internship and the company you work for. Some top companies that hire from here are Harvinger, PTC, and Tect. Most students also get a chance to do internships. So, it's a great place to kickstart your career.

Campus: The facilities here are top-notch. Everything from the labs to the reading room is fantastic. Wi-Fi, labs, and classrooms are great for us students to do our best. The food in the mess is pretty good too.