H.K. Institute of Management Studies and Research

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. They teach us about the latest trends in management studies using PowerPoint. They also bring in real-life cases, news, and articles to make sure we're ready for the industry.

Placement: A lot of students found jobs last year, which is cool. Our college works hard to bring in good companies for us. Almost everyone gets to intern at a reputable company, which is awesome. They want us to learn a lot about the industry and get better at what we do.

Campus: The college doesn't have a hostel, but the overall infrastructure is decent. They've got a nice canteen and a library. Plus, there are IT labs, a gym, and a canteen on campus. Classrooms have Wi-Fi, AC, and they're kept clean. There's also a conference room and an auditorium for events.

Admission: The teachers are really great here. They know their stuff and can explain things well. They give us all the info we need for the industry. There's this lecture called Sharpex that helps us learn more. It's cool.

Placement: So I finished the 2-year course and then it took me another couple of years to get a job. The highest salary they offered was 6 LPA, while the lowest was 3 LPA. Big companies like ICICI Bank, Aditya Birla, Reliance, and Vivo come for placements. Almost everyone gets an internship, and lots of new startups also offer internships.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure overall. The Wi-Fi really needs improvement though. The library is okay. Classrooms are nice and have good seating. They even have air-conditioning. The food in the canteen isn't very clean. The seating is just average in terms of comfort and space.

Admission: The director here is super influential in India. The professors are top-notch with tons of teaching experience. They mix things up with online classes, reading newspapers, doing group projects, and more. It's cool to see different ways of learning in action here.

Placement: The placement scene at HKIMSR rocks! They hook us up with top companies like Apple, Birla, ICICI, Oppo, and more. The summer internships and final placements are super organized by the placement cell. Prof. Taiseen Patankar makes sure everything runs smoothly. Love it here!

Campus: The campus at HKIMSR is big and has lots of stuff like a canteen, IT lab, auditorium that fits over 1000 people, a library that fits 200 people at once, a conference room for 50 people, and big classrooms with AC and parking. It's pretty cool.

Admission: At the business school, they give us real-life market case studies to learn from. The facilities are great and really help us understand the studies. We also go on industry visits which give us valuable knowledge.

Placement: The college helps students get good jobs. The highest salary given is 6 LPA at a marketing company.

Campus: The college grounds are nice, and they have everything we need. Since most of us live in western Mumbai, we don't use the hostel. The college offers lots of things like Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, and a library. The campus looks great too.

Admission: The teachers here are mostly new and some of the experienced ones are slacking off. It makes it hard to learn about how things work behind the scenes and stand out. You really need to be exceptional to succeed in the business world.

Placement: The college helped us get jobs in small companies. Only a few of us got placed through campus placements, around 5% of our batch. We had a tough time, but we found jobs on our own. Unfortunately, the college's reputation didn't really help us land the kind of job we wanted in big companies.

Campus: The college has good facilities like Wi-Fi, computers, library, and common rooms. The building and library are in good shape. Everything related to facilities is well-maintained. The staff is friendly and helpful, which is great.

Admission: The teachers were super nice and always ready to help. They knew their stuff and gave good guidance. Mentors were cool too. Teaching quality was great. But being prepared depends on the students too. It's not just up to the teachers. Students need to put in effort too. Some students were lacking in that department.

Placement: I didn't get placed, and it seemed like only around 45% of students did. They promised 100% placement, but the companies that came weren't great. The highest salary was 40k a month, and the lowest was 15k. I couldn't figure out which company was the top one since none of them seemed well-known. The best roles paid around 6L a month, while the lowest was about 2L a year. Most students got internships, like with Kantar IMRB and Aditya Birla. It wasn't the safest feeling environment overall.

Campus: The college has okay facilities, nothing too amazing. The teachers are really helpful and friendly, which is cool. But the bathrooms are kinda gross, and the cafeteria isn't great. The library is good, and the computer lab is nice. The teachers' offices are better than the classrooms. We had sports and games in our schedule, and they even gave awards to the winners.

Admission: The teachers are super helpful and really understand our problems. They give great advice and are always willing to share their knowledge and experiences. Plus, they give us feedback on how we're doing in class.

Placement: Most students (around 80%) found jobs, while some are still interviewing. The pay is 6 LPA. Companies like Nomura and Holiday Inn hired students for roles in sales and marketing. Our course has a 6.50 LPA salary. Everyone (almost 100%) landed internships at Holiday Inn, including me.

Campus: The college has almost everything we need, but the Wi-Fi could be better. It's a struggle sometimes. The classrooms and library are awesome though, no complaints there. Food quality was terrible in the first year, but it's gotten much better now.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and have tons of real-world experience. They make learning fun by doing cool stuff like online classes and field trips to big places like RBI and SEBI. It's awesome to learn from them!

Placement: The college has a full placement process, including a summer internship and final placements. They work with big companies like Amul, L&T, Birla Sun Life, P&G, LIC, Euro Kids, Bisleri, Nestle, HDFC Life, Audi, UFO, Bank of India, Bank of Baroda, IDBI Federal, and Mumbai Mirror.

Campus: The campus is awesome with cool facilities like a board room, IT lab, auditorium, and 24/7 Wi-Fi. The classrooms are big and have AC. The library is full of books and resources. They even have a gym for students to stay healthy. Plus, there are sports events to join in. Love it here at HK campus!

Admission: The teachers are always around to help with questions and share more about the market. They give us assignments to sell stuff in the market. The college brings in industry experts for seminars to teach us more about the industry. It's cool!

Placement: A lot of us are working on real projects, and we're all getting job offers soon. Most of us already have jobs - around 75-80%. The highest salary is 6 LPA, and the lowest is 3.2 LPA. JP Morgan and Popshots hire the most students. The main role offered is in customer service. The average salary is between 3.5 to 5 LPA. Some students also got internships in insurance and FMCG companies.

Campus: The college has everything you need - Wi-Fi, computer lab, classrooms, library, and even a gym. Hardly anyone lives in the college hostel since most students live off-campus in the Western line. The canteen serves good food for us students.

Admission: The best thing about my college in HK is the faculty. They have a lot of industry experience and know their stuff when it comes to teaching. The teachers here are super knowledgeable and use cool ways to help us understand tough concepts. The director of HKIMSR is even ranked as one of the top 100 directors in India. And our professors are also considered some of the best in Mumbai. Love learning from them!

Placement: At HK College, they really hook you up with job placements. Prof. Taiseen Patankar is the go-to person for landing a gig in your dream industry. The top salary so far is 9 lakhs, and most grads make around 3.5 lakhs. Almost everyone in the final year gets placed, and all first-year students score internships. Companies like Birla Sun Life, ICICI Securities, Moneyroller, and Living Local snap up our grads. It's a solid place to kickstart your career!

Campus: The campus in HK started back in 2006 and then in 2008, they kicked off the MMS program under the name HKIMSR. The place is top-notch with cool stuff like a canteen, IT lab, auditorium, library, parking, Wi-Fi, AC classrooms, sports room, gym, and a big meeting room. And hey, they've got a massive playing field just for us students.