IHRM - Institute of Hotel and Restaurant Management

Admission: The teachers here are really great and always ready to help. They make sure every student gets the support they need. The courses we take are practical and prepare us well for the industry. The exams each semester aren't too tough if you put in the effort to study.

Placement: Around 60% of us in our course found jobs after graduation. The highest salary you could get is between 5 to 6 LPA. On average, we're looking at around Rs.20,000 to Rs.30,000 a month. The lowest salary offered was Rs. 10,000 monthly. Companies like Bajaj Finserv, Sony Telecalling, Lumens, and Academor hire a lot of us. And nearly 70% of students get internships too.

Campus: The computer lab and auditorium have AC, which is great. Our library is stocked with all kinds of books. Plus, we've got a canteen, playground, and sports stuff. We can chill and play games like carrom and table tennis on campus.

Admission: The teachers at our college are awesome! They really know their stuff and are always ready to help. I love how they teach us  it's super clear and easy to understand. They even take us on industrial visits to show us how things work in real life. The semester exams are fair, and the questions come straight from our university, so we know we're getting a good education.

Placement: At our college, Nestle and Coca-Cola are the top companies that hire students. They usually offer jobs like marketing executive or manager at smaller companies. Around half of the students get internships every year. The highest salary given is Rs.30000 per month.

Campus: The college is small, but the facilities are great. The rooms are kept nicely, and they have cold water in the summer. The toilets are really clean, but the canteen isn't that good. The staff is friendly and helpful.

Admission: The teachers at this college really knew their stuff and were super helpful. I got the top-notch education I was after. The exams for my BBA course were pretty challenging, but it's all part of learning. Studying BBA has been perfect for me since I'm thinking about doing an MBA later on.

Placement: Out of 35 students in our batch, 12 of us landed jobs after college. Two scored big with jobs at Wipro, snagging a 2.30 lakh package the highest in our group. Five others got hired by Fusion in Salt Lake Sector 5 with a 1.70 lakh package. Two more joined Cognizant for 1.85 lakhs, and three settled for Skyline with 1.65 lakhs the lowest offer in our batch back then.

Campus: I really liked the classrooms, labs, and library at this college. There wasn't a hostel, but I found a good PG nearby. The food in the canteen was clean and yummy. We also had games like carrom, table tennis, and badminton to play. Overall, I felt like I got my money's worth at this college.

Admission: The teachers at our college are super helpful, smart, and really know their stuff. They explain things well and always answer our questions. The semester exams here are pretty tough. Every classroom has security cameras, and the teachers make sure everyone follows the rules during exams.

Placement: Almost half of us find jobs after college. Big companies like Trident, Oberoi, Sarovar, and Marriott hire from here. Most of us get internships too. I did mine at a fancy 5-star hotel.

Campus: At our college, we've got labs and Wi-Fi, which is cool. We also have practical classes for front office, housekeeping, and kitchen stuff. The library is great with tons of helpful books for everyone. And hey, the food at our hostel is top-notch too!

Admission: The teachers at our college are really nice and helpful. They know their stuff and teach well. The course prepares us well for the industry. Exams are not too hard, and everyone in my batch passed each semester. The questions on the exams often come from the notes our teachers give us.

Placement: I heard lots of students land jobs after this course. The pay ranges from Rs.10,000 to Rs.25,000 per month. Companies like Bajaj and Jio hire for roles like management and receptionist. I even got job offers from Bajaj Capital through the college. They offer good pay, so it's a good option to consider.

Campus: The college has good facilities like a common room, garden, and canteen. It's great for students from Bengal. The food at the canteen is okay, you can get stuff like Maggie. They also have sports like table tennis and carrom on campus. Overall, it's a decent college with nice amenities.

Admission: The teachers at this college are super helpful. You can easily reach out to them for any problems or doubts. They're really nice and we all respect them. The semester exams aren't too hard. If you study well, you can get a good score and be all set for the industry.

Placement: Our college is awesome for placements companies like Byju's and Wipro hire a lot of students. About 40% of us land internships, which is great. After we graduate, we can look forward to roles like manager, business development exec, and business development associate. It's a good deal!

Campus: The computer labs and library at this college are top-notch. The classrooms are great too, providing a good study environment. We also have a canteen and medical facilities on campus. Oh, and we love playing football on the college ground!

Admission: The professors here are awesome! I really like Arnab, Shantanu, and Subhasis. They're super friendly and always make sure we get what they're teaching. They treat everyone the same and are like our parents. It's cool that we can call them anytime with questions and they don't mind at all.

Placement: A company from Bangalore came for placements and offered us 3.5 LPA. I didn't get in, but 2 of my friends did and they're joining. We also have offers from Kolkata. The placements here are pretty good overall.

Campus: The college has awesome infrastructure. It's cool to study a professional course here. I come from a Bengali medium government school, so these fancy buildings are new to me. The library is handy for borrowing books. If a book's missing, we can tell the professor and usually get it within 1-2 weeks.

Admission: The teachers were pretty good and helpful overall. Some teachers weren't as knowledgeable, though. The teaching was okay, and the course content was useful. We felt prepared for the industry, except for the food and beverage service classes, which weren't great. The exam was fair, and the pass rate was 45%.

Placement: Only a few students got placed, around 5%. The final package was around 3 Lacs. Lots of students got internships at hotels like Taj, Hyatt, Marriott, Park Plaza, Novotel. The main roles offered in my course were Chef, front office staff, Steward, housekeeping staff.

Campus: My college had everything I needed - Wi-Fi, computer labs, a restaurant, a bar, smart classrooms, kitchens, store rooms, playground, lobby, library, front office lab, and housekeeping lab. The canteen was good, and we had sports and games every year. They also had good medical care on campus. Overall, it was a great place to study.

Admission: All the teachers here are awesome. They really support us when we're struggling with our studies. They're always there to help and make sure we understand everything. Since our college is linked with MAKAUT, the semester exams can be a bit tough. You need to get at least 40 out of 100 to pass each subject.

Placement: Most students in our course get jobs after graduation. The best pay package is around 15 lakhs per year, while the lowest is 10 lakhs. To land an internship, you need at least a 7 CGPA. Classes run from 9:45 AM to 4 PM, and everyone has to wear a uniform.

Campus: The computer labs, library, and classrooms get cleaned daily, which is cool. The canteen serves up healthy food and snacks, so that's a plus. We've got sports here at college, and medical help is on hand too. And every year, our college throws some fun games, events, and fests.

Admission: The teachers here are a mixed bag. Some really look out for you, but others not so much. The finance office is always on it  all about the cash, not your education. Overall, didn't feel like a top-notch experience for me.

Placement: I wasn't happy with the job placements for IHRM. You have to look for a job on your own. They just give you certificates and that's it. After the course, they don't help you find a job. It's disappointing to say this about my college, but it's the truth.

Campus: The facilities at IHRM are pretty lacking. The teachers are okay. We don't have proper classrooms, a cafeteria, or Wi-Fi. There's just a tiny common area, no big hall. It's a bit of a trek to get to the college from the train station and main road. Overall, it's not the best.