Institute of Industrial and Computer Management and Research

Admission: The teachers are great! They're super energetic and show us what it's really like in our industry. The library has a nice collection of management books, and the librarian knows a lot about everything. It's awesome!

Placement: The college gives us great chances to connect with companies like Excel, Sai Prasad, Banks, Real Estate, IT, Industry, and FMCG. They even offer interviews for us. The college is super supportive and helps us learn valuable skills.

Campus: The college may be small, but it covers all the basics of technical and fundamental knowledge. Dr. Abhay assigns various activities and industrial tasks to help us understand real work environments. Even though it's not a big college, it's a great place to develop and showcase our skills.

Admission: I took a digital marketing workshop at IIMK. They taught us through real-life case studies. We got mentoring from professionals and even learned a foreign language. The faculty comes from diverse backgrounds and knows a lot. They're getting us ready for the future. Also, they have a student development program for all-around growth.

Placement: Most students in my batch got placed, about 90%. They landed jobs in companies like HCL, HDFC, Nestle, and more. The average salary was around 6-7 Lacs. Everyone also got a paid internship which is cool. This college offers awesome opportunities for students.

Campus: The campus has great Wi-Fi for online learning and e-library access. The classrooms are modern and digital. There's a girls' hostel on site. The food tastes just like home-cooked meals. Plus, there's an indoor games room and medical facilities for all students.

Admission: The teachers at this college really know their stuff. They always give real-life examples and explain things with quotes so everyone gets it. We learn through presentations and even get to go on visits to companies. The focus is more on practical stuff than theory, which is great. We do class presentations using PowerPoint and work on group projects. The curriculum gets us ready for the business world. And hey, you only need 30 out of 80 marks to pass an exam!

Placement: Getting a job after MBA can be tough. In 2019, not many companies visited our college for placements. Only a few big companies like Bajaj Capital, Fiat, and Shriram Group came. Around half of the students who went for campus interviews didn't get a job. Some ended up starting their own businesses instead. It's a bit of a challenge, but some students do find good opportunities.

Campus: The campus is nice, with really clean classrooms, halls, and bathrooms. They keep everything super neat. The computer labs are modern and have all the latest software. They organize sports events like basketball, tug-of-war, and cricket. Back in 2019, there wasn't a hostel, but I'm not sure if that's changed now. Overall, it's a good place to study.

Admission: The teachers here are super experienced, with about 10 years of teaching under their belt. The course material is really practical. Each major has its own club where students run things with the teacher's help, which is great for learning about the real world. Plus, we get to learn a lot about how things work in the industry.

Placement: I love how our college helps us get jobs easily. Most students find placements in good companies. We have lots of seminars and webinars to learn from experts. The highest salary offered is 15 lakhs per annum, and the average is 6 lakhs per annum. They also arrange summer internships.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure. The library has all the latest books, which is great for studying. It's cool that we have a basketball court on campus too.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They're so friendly and helpful. They really care about every student's success and give individual advice. The syllabus is huge, but the teachers make sure we learn everything. Exams are not too hard, and most of us pass with an 85% rate.

Placement: In the last semester, students can apply for placements. Big companies like Wipro, Atos-Syntel, Oracle, and Zensar Technologies visit our campus. We also have smaller companies like LiveHealth and Information Range come for placements. If you do well in all your semesters, it's not too hard to get through the interviews. On average, the package is around 5 LPA.

Campus: The campus is lively. Wi-Fi is there but only for staff. The library is huge, with desks for each student. Girls have hostels; my friend said rooms are nice but no mess. There's private mess. Canteen is big, with tea, vada pav, misal, pav bhaji, and samosas.

Admission: The teachers were really helpful and knew their stuff. They used PowerPoint for lectures and gave us notes. The course content didn't feel super useful for getting a job right away. We had to do a lot of self-study to be job-ready. The exams weren't too hard if you took good notes and understood the concepts. The pass rate was decent.

Placement: During the recession, there weren't a lot of students getting job offers. Maybe around 3 to 5 students got placed. Most of the companies coming were startups, with only a few bigger ones. Not many of us got internships back then. The job roles were mostly in teaching, development, and a few in sales. It was tough finding opportunities during that time.

Campus: The classrooms had good infrastructure and Wi-Fi. Labs also had Wi-Fi and projectors. Lectures were on PPT and notes were given. The library was good for studying. Classrooms had fans too. The canteen had good food. There's no ground for sports, so they are held elsewhere. Indoor games were in the school ground and sports room.