Institute of Hotel Management, Catering Technology and Applied Nutrition, Guwahati

Admission: The teachers at our college were really helpful and knew their stuff. They taught us in a way that was easy to understand. Some of them used projectors to help us learn, while others just gave us work to do in class. Overall, the faculty was great and made learning enjoyable.

Placement: The campus and off-campus job opportunities were awesome! Most students got a job, with the highest salary being Rs. 30,000 a month and the lowest Rs. 10,000. The jobs were either at the manager level or as a steward. Around half the students did an internship, with the highest stipend being Rs. 500. Some of us didn't get paid during our internships, though.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure and free Wi-Fi. Classrooms are clean with projectors. They offer medical facilities too. There's an annual sports event in the last month. Food quality could be better. The surroundings are nice and quiet. Hostel rooms are also good with all facilities.

Admission: The teachers are hit or miss - some are great, but not all of them. They teach subjects they might not know well, which can be tough. The way they teach could use an upgrade, it's a bit old-fashioned. We don't get many chances to do hands-on learning. There aren't enough teachers for all the students, so it's hard to get help when you need it. We have a nice 3-star hotel on campus, but we never get to check it out. The courses need to keep up with what's happening now.

Placement: The placement scene is pretty good overall. Most students, around 80%-90%, have got placed which is better than last year. A lot of companies showed up for the MT programme this time. Some big names like Reliance, KFC, and Oberoi hotels were there for placements. But the placement cell could do better. They need to work on coordinating with students and companies. Also, they should try to bring in more new companies for placements.

Campus: The infrastructure here is pretty good, but the lack of maintenance is noticeable. There's a shortage of equipment in the labs and the classrooms could use an update. The library isn't in the best condition and there's no Wi-Fi for students. Also, there aren't many facilities or extracurricular activities or competitions. The hostel rooms are nice, but the facilities in the hostel are not great.

Admission: The teachers here are really good and know their stuff. They use projectors to teach and give us notes that are super helpful for getting good grades. I'm a first-year student in my second semester. We start getting hands-on experience in industries at the end of June, which is awesome. The stuff we learn in class is practical and will definitely help us in the future.

Placement: The job opportunities here are great! Almost everyone lands a job at top hotels like Oberoi Grand, Taj Bengal, Leela Palace Udaipur, Marriott, Barbeque Nation, DLF, and more. Some even get MT jobs. Salaries vary based on the department and performance. All the hotels come for interviews, so you have a good chance of getting placed. Everyone also gets internships 100% success rate. The highest stipend is 5000 from Marriott Pune, while the lowest is 1000 from places like Westin Kolkata, ITC Sonar, Hyatt Regency, Taj Deccan, and others. The placement cell is really helpful.

Campus: The facilities here are pretty good. We've got nice labs and classrooms, plus a helpful lab attendant. The food is good quality, hygienic, and self-service. The hostel rooms are okay - they have 3 chairs and tables for studying in each room, and 3 students can stay in one room. But the bathroom in the hostel isn't great.

Admission: The teachers in the M.Sc. Hotel Management program are really helpful and know their stuff. Some of them even have PhDs. They teach well and the course content prepares us for the industry. The semester exams are tough because you have to pass practicals, viva, and theory. The passing rate is 40%, so you gotta work hard.

Placement: I loved how our college helped almost 80% of students find jobs. The pay ranged from 2 LPA to 7 LPA, with the average being 5 LPA. Companies like Radisson Blu, Oberoi, Taj Group, and JW Marriott came for placements. Most of us got internships at places like Radisson Blu, Taj, Vivanta, and ITC ltd. The main roles offered were Executive chef, Front office manager, F&B manager, and Housekeeping manager.

Campus: The school had awesome facilities like kitchens, labs, and a library. The classrooms were cool too. They had everything we needed to learn. The hostel had comfy furniture like beds and chairs. Plus, they gave us snacks in the evening. It was a nice place to study.

Admission: The teachers and staff at this college are awesome.

Placement: I really liked this college because they help students get jobs in top places like Hilton and Radisson. They have a good placement record with a lot of students getting placed in big companies. It's a great opportunity for students to kickstart their careers.

Campus: I really like the awesome facilities at this college. They have hotels, sports areas, and even medical services on campus. It's super convenient!

Admission: I like that we have a lot of courses to choose from. It's up to us to pick what works with our schedule. The teachers are super helpful and always ready to help us out. They're experienced and clear up any questions we have. Their experience really helps us get good results in our studies.

Placement: I really enjoyed the campus interviews at my college. I did my industrial training at Marriott in Jaipur thanks to my college's support. It was cool to see top brands coming for recruitment. I'm all about those companies that offer good pay!

Campus: The college has great facilities, like labs and classrooms with modern equipment. The teachers are really good at what they teach. We get to do practicals in the basic subjects, which is a big part of the course and super important.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. They have M.Sc. in Hotel Management and some even have PhDs. The course is good and gets us ready for working in the industry, like becoming chefs. The exams are tough though, with practicals, vivas, and theory to pass. You need at least 40% to pass.

Placement: Most students in our college got placed, which is awesome! The highest salary is 7 LPA, the lowest is 2 LPA, and the average is 5 LPA. Companies like Radisson Blu, Obrero, Taj Group, and JW Marriott hire students from our college. Almost everyone gets internships at places like Radisson Blu, Taj Vivanta, and ITC. The job roles offered include Executive Chef, Front Office Manager, F&B Manager, and Housekeeping Manager. It's a great place to kickstart your career!

Campus: The facilities here are great! They have everything you need like practice rooms for front office, kitchens, labs, library, and classrooms. The quality of everything is good too. In the hostel room, you get a bed, mattress, chair, and table. And don't forget, they also give out snacks in the evening. It's awesome!

Admission: The teachers in the M.Sc. hotel management program are really helpful and know their stuff. Some of them even have PhDs. The way they teach is top-notch. The course content is spot on and gets us ready for jobs like being a chef. The exams are tough with practical, viva, and theory parts. You need to score at least 40% to pass.

Placement: Most students in our college got placed, around 80%. The highest salary offered is 5 lakhs per annum, the lowest is 2 lakhs, and the average is 3 lakhs. Companies like Radisson Blu, Oberoi, and Taj Group of Hotels hire students. Almost all students get internships at places like Radisson Blu and Taj Vivanta. You can land roles like executive chef, front office manager, or housekeeping manager after finishing the course.

Campus: The facilities here are awesome! They have practical rooms for practicing different skills like front office, kitchen, and labs. Plus, there's a library and classrooms. The quality of everything is really good, from the mattress and bed to the chair and table provided in the hostel. And don't forget about the snacks they give you in the evening! It's a sweet deal.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really helpful and know their stuff. They have M.Sc in hotel management and some even did PhDs. Their teaching is good and the course prepares us well for the industry, like becoming chefs. The exams are tough with practical, viva, and theory parts. You need to pass all to get through. The pass rate is 40%, so you gotta work hard!

Placement: Most students from our college got jobs. The highest salary is 7 LPA, lowest is 2 LPA, and average is 5 LPA. Companies like Radisson Blu, Oberoi, Taj, and JW Marriott hire here. Almost all students get internships at places like Radisson Blu and Taj Vivanta. Roles like executive chef and front office manager are common.

Campus: The facilities here are great. We have a practical room for hands-on learning. There's a front office, kitchens, labs, library, and classrooms. The quality of everything is good. They give us a mattress, bed, chair, and table in the hostel. Plus, we get snacks in the evening.

Admission: The teachers are really good and always ready to help. This course prepares us well for jobs, especially in India. They offer placements in top hotels and big retail companies like Wal-Mart, Reliance, and Future Group. Even international hotel brands come for placements. It's great for getting a job after graduation.

Placement: The college has great placement opportunities with everyone getting placed. The highest salary offered is Rs 3.5 LPA and the lowest is Rs 2.5 LPA, with an average of Rs 3 LPA. Everyone also gets internships at top hotels like Taj, Oberoi, Leela, Radisson, and more. The roles offered are management trainee, operational trainee, sales trainee, retail management trainee, and others.

Campus: The campus is big and clean with good classrooms and labs. They have a library and a sports ground. The hostel has single and triple rooms. The food in the canteen is also good.