Ice College of Hotel Management and Catering Technology Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The professors at the college are really helpful. They're always there to teach and show us the way in the hospitality industry. They give us training for 2 years to see if we're a good fit for this field. It's great to have their guidance for our future careers.

Placement: The placements were awesome because new opportunities kept coming every month. In our second year in 2022, we did our training internships. Some students even went abroad for jobs and internships, but most of us stayed in the country for our internships.

Campus: The classrooms were good, just a bit small. About 30-40 students could fit comfortably. The campus in Nerul was great. There were Xerox and grocery shops nearby which was convenient. The facilities at the college were top-notch.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome and super friendly. They explain things in a really clear and easy way. The course material matches what we're learning, and the exams are pretty straightforward. I like how they use smart boards for videos  it keeps class fun and engaging.

Placement: I'm a first-year student, but I've seen my seniors land jobs in fancy hotels like Leela, Lalit, Taj, ITC, Trident, Radisson, and more. Almost all students get placed around 90%. How much you earn depends on your skills during training and the company's rules.

Campus: The classrooms have AC and smartboards, which is cool. We also have a separate kitchen and bakery with all the stuff we need for hands-on learning. They gave us a tool kit with things like knives, piping bags, cups, spoons, and more. It's pretty neat!

Admission: The teachers at our college are awesome! They always help us out when we're confused or don't get the hands-on stuff. They don't mind going over practical stuff again. They're super helpful and give us notes to study for exams. This course rocks, especially for cruise jobs. Exams mostly cover what's in our class notes.

Placement: Most students in our college get jobs after graduating, which is awesome. The starting salary for a diploma holder is around 0.65 LPA, and the highest is 0.85 LPA. The main company that hires from our college is Sahara Star. Nearly all students land internships with companies like Sahara Star and Taj Lands.

Campus: We have a cool kitchen for all our practicals, and there's also a bakery for baking stuff. It's awesome for hands-on learning!

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff about hotels. They've all worked in different places, so they've got a lot of real-world knowledge to share. The course is good, but you can't just rely on books to learn everything. Books give you the basics, but to really understand the industry, you gotta put in some extra effort. Exams aren't too hard if you've studied well. You need at least 30 marks to pass each one.

Placement: Around 60-70% of us students get jobs every year from our college. If you're new, the best salary you can get is around 20,000, while the lowest is between 8,000-11,000. Companies like JW Marriott, Oberoi Group of Hotels, and Taj Hotels hire a lot of us for our course. We all have to do internships, and some of us end up in fancy hotels in Mumbai and Navi Mumbai. After we graduate, we can be managers, chefs, or bar managers.

Campus: The college buildings are just okay, but they work fine considering what we pay. The classrooms are pretty big, fitting around 40-50 students easily. Each room has air conditioning and a digital board for better teaching. They've got a regular kitchen and a bakery one for hands-on stuff. The WiFi is there, but only teachers can use it, not us students.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really helpful and always ready to clear our doubts. They give their best to help every student succeed. I also like how our college offers part-time jobs, so you can earn while you learn. If you study hard, the semester exams are not too tough. I appreciate that our exams are a mix of written and practical tests.

Placement: Most students land their dream jobs after graduation, which is awesome. How much you make depends on your skills and the company's pay rules. Big hotel chains like Leela, Lalit, Taj, ITC, Trident, and Radisson usually hire us. Everyone gets to do industrial training for around 4 to 6 months, which is a cool experience.

Campus: Our college has a digital classroom and Wi-Fi. They have different departments for kitchen, restaurant & bar, housekeeping & front office practicals. The classrooms are cool, and the campus is super green. Plus, there's a playground for outdoor fun. Love it here!

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff! They make learning super easy and prepare us well for any challenges. The semester exams are manageable as long as you study and go to class.

Placement: I'm currently in my third year with around 60 students in my batch. After we finish our degree, placements will begin. A friend of mine is interning in the USA, and I did my internship in Mauritius. I'm pretty confident that both my friend and I will get to go abroad for placements too.

Campus: The classrooms are great because they have AC and digital stuff. Wi-Fi and library are there too. They have a restaurant and a big kitchen for cooking practice. We don't have a mess or canteen, so we bring our own food or grab something from the nearby shops.