Institute of Management Education

Admission: As a senior student, I gotta say the old teachers weren't great. They weren't friendly or knowledgeable. But the new ones are awesome! They're helpful, smart, and have real-world experience. Love it!

Placement: I have to be real here, our college doesn't set us up with any job placements. No companies come to hire us from our course. Internship chances are slim too you gotta find them yourself, like a bunch of my friends did.

Campus: The college's facilities are decent. We have a library where we can borrow books and a computer lab with over 150 computers that have Wi-Fi. The cafeteria has a good selection of food. Unfortunately, there's no hostel on campus.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful. The course content is okay, but it doesn't fully prepare us for the real world. The semester exams are quite challenging, but they help us learn.

Placement: Only a small percentage of students landed a job after graduation at our college. The highest salary package was 6.5 LPA and the lowest was 3.5 LPA. Some good companies come to hire students here. I heard about 4-5 students from our course got placed.

Campus: The campus has Wi-Fi which is great for studying. The labs are okay and the classrooms are kept clean. They have a pretty good library. Unfortunately, there's no canteen but the food is just alright. There are no medical facilities on campus.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really nice and always ready to help. They guide us for the future and support us in everything. They know their stuff and teach us well. The course content could be better, but the teachers make up for it by organizing events to improve our skills. The exams are not too tough; you can do well if you understand the subject and business standards.

Placement: The college does a good job with placements around 90% of students get placed. The average package is about 3 LPA, but some may start at 2 LPA. BBA and BCA students usually get offers around that range. We have lots of extracurricular activities, and companies like Infosys, Wipro, Mahindra, and startups visit for BBA placements. Our college doesn't arrange internships, so we have to find them ourselves. BBA students often get placed in Sales, Marketing, and HR roles.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is pretty good, but the ceilings in the classrooms are a bit risky because some walls are broken. The boards in the classes are not well-kept, many are messy and damaged. Unfortunately, there's no Wi-Fi in the classrooms, only in the computer labs. On the bright side, the library is awesome! It's quiet and chill, perfect for studying and staying focused.

Admission: The college staff is really helpful and always there for us. We never feel let down by them. They organize fun activities often, which help us face our fears. It's cool because it helps us grow and get ready for our courses.

Placement: Finding a job after college can be tough because our school doesn't help with placements. You gotta reach out to companies on your own for job opportunities. Internships are a bit tricky too since we can't do them till the fourth year of our course.

Campus: The facilities here are not good at all. They're below average because they're not very clean and there's not enough proper bathrooms for guys. The windows are always breaking, and no one cleans up properly. It's just not good enough.

Admission: Most teachers here aren't great, except for a few who come and go. They don't really help with any issues or guide us well. Exams are easy, but the courses aren't that good. Attendance is a must at 75%.

Placement: I wish there were more opportunities for placements and internships in our college for our course. As of now, students have to find internships on their own.

Campus: The classrooms are just okay. Sometimes the power goes out. We don't have Wi-Fi here. The library is nice, but it's a bit chaotic. If you don't return books on time, they charge you €šÂ¹5. They won't let you do practical exams or vivas if you haven't given back the books. The food in the canteen is pricey.

Admission: The faculty here is great, and they plan the courses really well. Teachers work hard to make sure we get the topics. Our BBA program is linked with CCSU. You can check the exam format on CCSU's site. It's not too hard if you study enough. Just put in the time, and you'll do fine in all the exams.

Placement: The placements team at IME has been really active lately, putting in a lot of effort to help students land jobs. I had an interview recently, and I must say there are plenty of chances for students to improve their skills here.

Campus: The campus and buildings need improvement. There's a lot of unused space that could be developed. Unfortunately, sports aren't really a thing here no sports activities or facilities.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome and really helpful. They're all super qualified and always there for us students. They know their stuff and have lots of experience. Plus, they have tests in between semesters to get us ready for the course. It's great!

Placement: Getting a job after college is tough here. Only around 10-20% of students get placed, and the pay is not great, around 1.5 LPA on average. You really need to focus on your studies to have a chance at getting a placement through the college. Otherwise, you'll have to look for jobs off-campus.

Campus: The campus building is pretty basic, nothing fancy. The classrooms are fine, and the lab is cool. The libraries are huge with lots of books, perfect for studying in peace. Plus, there's a small playground where you can play volleyball, tennis, and basketball. It's a fun place to hang out between classes.

Admission: The teachers at our college really care about teaching us well and helping us learn more. They support us a lot with our studies. Exams can be easy or a bit tough, depending on how much you study.

Placement: Placements at our college are really good. Companies like Axis Bank visit our campus and offer placement opportunities. It's not too difficult to get placed, it all comes down to your effort. About 60% to 70% of students end up getting placed, which is awesome.

Campus: The college has a nice vibe with lots of green spaces to relax and study. The library is cool and students can use it at specific times. The labs are well-equipped with more computers than I thought. Overall, it's a good place to learn and hang out.

Admission: The teachers here are amazing, always ready to help us out. They know their stuff and make sure we're prepared for the industry. If we study regularly, the exams aren't too hard. Lots of students pass with flying colors. But if you don't put in the effort, you might struggle.

Placement: The college placements are pretty good. Out of the 40 students in my batch, over 20 already have jobs. The salary packages vary from 2 to 4 LPA. It's important to do well in our studies to land a good job. Those who struggle academically might find it tough to get placed.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure. It's split into different blocks. The classrooms are spacious. There's a library, canteen, ground, and auditorium on campus. The Wi-Fi is available, but not for students. We enjoy playing football, basketball, and cricket during our free time.

Admission: The faculty here is really helpful and smart. Classes are well-organized and disciplined. The pass rate is around 30%, which is okay. The course content is good. If you attend classes and study, passing the semester exams is not too tough.

Placement: After we graduated in 2021, there weren't any job placements on campus or internship programs. But around 1-2 months later, our teachers shared links for off-campus job opportunities. We were told companies like Wipro and Google would come for on-campus placements, but that never happened. It was a bit disappointing.

Campus: The classrooms are great, they have good ventilation and all the stuff we need like projectors and whiteboards. We have two grounds, a big one for sports and a small one to chill and study. The canteen has yummy food at cheap prices. They organize sports events based on the college schedule. The computer lab has lots of rooms for classes. The whole place looks awesome, for sure.