Institute of Agri Business Management, Bikaner

Admission: The teachers are really good here. They focus on both hands-on and book learning. They give us books for our subjects and sometimes give us notes or PPTs. They start with the main ideas first. The course plan is great. In the first semester, we get to visit some industries to learn practical stuff.

Placement: The college gives 100% job placements. Big companies came to offer internships to our older students. Some of the companies were Matrix, Chambal Fertilizers, Technoserve, Rasi Seeds, and more. Even NGOs came for placements. For summer jobs, companies like Bayer Crop Science, Nagarjuna Fertilizers, Cosamb, Rasi Seeds, and Cocoon WareHouse visited our campus. The college has a team that helps with placements. They make brochures with student info for companies.

Campus: The campus has Wi-Fi everywhere, and the classrooms have AC. They have smart classes for presentations and seminars. The library has lots of books for all semesters. The labs and classrooms are neat. But the canteen doesn't have great food. The girls' hostels are new and nice. The boys' hostel is also well-kept and close to the college.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really great. They know their stuff and have good contacts. The course is split into semesters, which helps us learn about all parts of management. We get lots of guest speakers talking about different things like farming problems, working in a company, journalism, and starting your own business. We also get to see what it's like to work in a company through Industrial Outreach. It's a good way to prepare us for our future jobs.

Placement: The college has awesome placements. Lots of top companies come here for different management jobs. They're from corporate and non-corporate fields. Big names like IIFCO, Mother Dairy, and more visit for placements. The average salary is 5-6 LPA, but some get as much as 11 LPA. The college has a placement cell. The summer internships are great too they help us gain experience.

Campus: The college has a good infrastructure. I like that they have Educomp boards and ACs in the classrooms. The library has a lot of books on management. There's also a conference hall with enough space. The hostels for both girls and boys are close to the college, which is convenient. Overall, it's a good place to study.

Admission: The teachers are pretty good, but there are only 4 main teachers. They know their stuff and teach well, except for finance and accounts. I think we should focus more on hands-on learning instead of just theory. There are about 10 students for every teacher. We get to visit industries, go on tours, and do projects to see how things work in real life. The course content is okay.

Placement: The job placements for our senior batch were awesome! Everyone got placed, which was great. The top salary offered was 6 LPA, the average was 5.5 LPA, and the lowest was 4.5 LPA. Companies like Dhanuka Agritech, Matix Fertilisers, Chambal Fertilizers, Rasi Seeds, and more came to our college for hiring. Even for summer internships, all students got placed. The highest stipend was Rs. 25,000 per month, and the lowest was Rs. 3,000 per month. Our college has a placement cell that works really well. They make the placement brochure, train students, and connect with companies. It's all smooth sailing when it comes to placements here!

Campus: The campus has good infrastructure with modern classrooms, but no ACs. It would be nice to have AC considering the fees. There's a conference hall and library, but it's only open during college hours. The computer lab has only one computer, which is a bummer. Unfortunately, there are no medical facilities on campus. The canteen doesn't serve quality or hygienic food. Separate hostels for boys and girls are there with decent rooms, but there are network problems. On the bright side, there are sports facilities available too.

Admission: The teachers at our college are awesome! We have three permanent teachers and the rest are guest teachers. They are really helpful and caring. They guide us well and know their stuff. The MBA-ABM course follows ICAR rules and gives us both practical and theoretical knowledge. Love it!

Placement: The job placements are great, with lots of companies coming in for internships and full-time jobs. They cover different fields like banking, agriculture, and food. The average salary is around 5.5 lakhs per year. Almost everyone gets an internship, with companies like Bayer Crop Science, Syngenta, and UPL, as well as government places like Cosamb.

Campus: Our college has awesome facilities like smart classrooms, a library, and sports. Everyone in the hostel plays sports. The whole place has Wi-Fi. We have cool competitions organized by students. The library has a book bank. A doctor comes every Monday for medical help. We have lots of sports and events to join in. It's great fun!

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. They believe in learning through real-world experiences, not just in the classroom. The new courses cover a lot of technical stuff and give us a good understanding of different subjects through practical exposure.

Placement: The placement cell here is great! They bring in lots of companies every year. We get to do live projects, internships, and winter projects which really show off our skills. Companies are always reaching out to us for opportunities. The college has a perfect record of 100% placements and summer internships for years now.

Campus: I really like the infrastructure at IABM. Our director is always improving it, especially the classrooms, library, and meeting hall. We get to use cool new tech like digital screens in class, and there's even lecture capture. Plus, both the college and hostel have Wi-Fi, which is awesome.

Admission: The college has a small team of three main teachers for research, accounting, finance, and HR. But they bring in guest teachers who are experts in their fields. They always ask us for feedback to make sure we're learning well. The classes are small, but the teaching is top-notch. It feels like a family here, which makes learning fun. Plus, they give us chances to see how things work in real companies through programs, projects, and tours. It's a great place to learn!

Placement: The college has awesome placement records everyone gets a job! Last year, the highest salary was 6 Lacs per year, average was 5.5 Lacs, and lowest was 4.3 Lacs. We all get internships, and if you're keen, you can even do 2-3! The highest stipend last year was 20K per month, and the lowest was 3K. The placement team is great, led by an awesome coordinator. This college is top-notch among ICAR colleges for our course because of the great placements and opportunities it offers to help us shine in the industry.

Campus: The college here has awesome facilities thanks to funding from the World Bank. The building is super nice, with cool classrooms that have AC and high-tech screens. Learning is fun with all the gadgets! Plus, the campus has Wi-Fi for everyone with their own logins. There's a simple canteen for tea and coffee, and the library is stocked with all kinds of books and magazines. They ask students for feedback but unfortunately the library is sometimes closed due to short staff. The boys' hostel is right on campus, while the girls' hostel is just a short walk away. The rooms are really nice and they don't skimp on quality.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff, and the older students give great advice too. Some teaching assistants have a lot of experience, which is super helpful. Doing internships in different industries gives us a taste of real work life.

Placement: The college has great placements and good salary packages. They guarantee 100% placements, and almost everyone gets internships. There's a placement cell on campus to help out. Companies in agriculture and consulting come for placements, offering roles like junior associates.

Campus: The campus has all the facilities you need, both on campus and in the hostel. But I noticed a few issues. There's no ambulance service for emergencies, which could be a problem. Also, the canteen food could be better. On the bright side, classes are on time, which is great. Overall, the campus environment is nice.

Admission: The teachers here are cool, they're like friends. They know their stuff when it comes to getting us jobs. What I like best is how good the teaching is. They're getting us ready for the future. I can't find any faults with our college, everything's great.

Placement: I loved studying at the Institute of Agriculture Business and Management. It's a great place for future entrepreneurs. Almost all students in our course got placed around 95%! The highest salary offered was 1500000/- per year, and the lowest was 800000/-. Big companies like Indo FIL, Agronomy Star, and others visited our college for placements. Plus, everyone landed an internship through the course. It's an awesome college for anyone interested in business!

Campus: Our college is one of the many business schools in India, and it's pretty good. We have all the things students need like Wi-Fi, labs, library, and practice rooms. The classrooms are always clean, and the food and medical services are top-notch. Every year, we have annual sports events that are a lot of fun.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really smart and know a lot. They encourage us to be creative and keep us motivated. They make learning fun and exciting by using projectors, talking to us, showing videos, and bringing in guest speakers. We also get a chance to see how things work in the industry during a 10-day program at Urmul Trust.

Placement: The placements at our college are really good. They guarantee 100% placements, which is awesome. The average salary package is around 5 LPA. Companies like Rasi Seeds, TechnoServe, Dhanuka Agritech, and Chambal Fertilisers came for placements. Almost all students here get an internship, which is great. The highest stipend offered is Rs. 58,000 per month, while the lowest is Rs. 10,000 per month.

Campus: The classrooms are nice and cool with good Wi-Fi. They're always clean and big. A doctor comes by every Monday. The food in the canteen is just okay, not great. The hostel rooms are spacious and pretty good.

Admission: The teachers here are amazing  they guide us through everything in our studies. They're really qualified and always there to support us. The MBA program isn't just about books, and the college gets that. Right from the start, we get to see how things work in the industry. For example, we went to IIM-A for a summit and learned about agribusiness. Plus, there's a program where we visit agriculture companies to see what they do. It's been a great learning experience!

Placement: The college's placement cell works hard to help students get jobs in different companies, mostly in the business world. They've managed to get everyone placed, and our older students have all landed summer internships with nice pay.

Campus: The college has awesome computer labs with good Wi-Fi in both campus and hostel. The library is fully furnished and air-conditioned with lots of books. Classrooms are also air-conditioned and have projectors. And there are separate hostels for guys and girls, which is cool.