Institute of Management, Nirma University

Admission: The teachers and classes are great because they prepare us for future jobs. The courses cover everything we need for industry. Plus, we can choose elective courses in our favorite subjects and even interview at companies we like. It's really helpful for our career goals.

Placement: Most students here get jobs in various companies after college. Some go for a master's degree, so not everyone does job interviews. Some prefer off-campus placements or join their family business. In my branch, big companies like Alstom, Micron, Inductotherm, etc., come to hire students.

Campus: The classrooms are great, and the campus is really nice. We have a big library with all the books we need on 4 floors. Technology students don't have hostels here, but they can find PGs nearby. Medical facilities are good and there's a sports ground too. They're building a new sports complex that'll be ready in a couple of years.

Admission: The teachers here are okay, some are great, others not so much. Every year, we get to do internships which helps us learn about the industry. But some courses are tough and don't seem useful, so it's hard to see the point. The exams are too easy though.

Placement: The college offers 100% placement, with an average of 12 LPA. The lowest package is around 7 LPA, while the highest is 70 LPA. Unfortunately, they don't help with placements for BBA students. Companies like Morgan Stanley, Searce, JP Morgan, and Axis Bank come for placements.

Campus: The college's new building is awesome with great facilities. The food at the mess is really good too. But some teachers don't know much about their subjects. We have two sports grounds - one for football and one for cricket. They're also working on a new sports complex.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful, and a lot of them graduated from IIT. They know their stuff really well. At the beginning of the year, they email us the whole curriculum. Each semester, we have three exams, but they're not too tough if we keep up with our studies daily.

Placement: There are about 75 students in each division for Civil department. The highest salary offered is 15 LPA, while the average is 10 LPA and the lowest is 6 LPA. Around 70% of students land jobs. Companies visit in the 3rd or 4th year to hire students. Nirma attracts top-notch companies for placements.

Campus: Nirma University has a huge campus with hostels. Each block on campus houses a different department, and there's an auditorium in one of them. The hostels offer all the facilities you need, including a mess for meals.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and have good experience. The course content is spot on, and they teach us in a mix of theory and hands-on ways. In the BBA program, we have exams every semester, while in the MBA program, it's every trimester. Plus, we also have frequent evaluation tests along the way.

Placement: During 2023-24, everyone got placed! The average package was around 10-11 LPA and the highest was 70 LPA. Companies like Morgan Stanley, Searce, Accenture, and JP Morgan hire from here. The college helps with getting jobs and internships too.

Campus: I like my college because it has everything I need. There are nice classrooms, Wi-Fi, a cool library with e-books, places to stay on campus, and good food in the mess. They also have medical help if you need it. And if you like sports, there's a track, cricket field, badminton court, tennis court, and basketball and volleyball courts. Plus, there's a gym to stay fit!

Admission: The teachers are really good and know their stuff. They all have their Ph.D. The course covers a wide range of subjects from different areas. We learn both theory and practical skills. We have exams two times in a semester.

Placement: Almost everyone lands a job after studying here. The top offer was 30LPA and the typical one was around 12LPA. Big names like JP Morgan and Morgan Stanley come for placements. Every student gets an internship, with the best one paying 90 lakhs and the average between 20-25 lakhs.

Campus: The campus here is awesome. The hostel rooms are top-notch, they're like staying in a hotel. The classrooms are cool, kinda like an amphitheater. Plus, we've got mess, medical, and sports facilities. There are courts for various sports too. And don't forget, we even have our own medical center on campus.

Admission: The teachers at this college are super qualified - most of them have a Master's or PhD. The courses here are way better than what you'd find at other colleges in Gujarat. Exams are not too hard, I'd say they're kinda in the middle, and around 40% of students pass.

Placement: The job placements here are really good. Almost everyone gets a job every year. For computer science students, the highest salary is around 87 LPA, the lowest is 5-6 LPA, and the average is 10.5 LPA. Big companies like Amazon, Bloomberg, and Microsoft come to hire students.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is solid, with a spacious and tidy campus. We get to enjoy unlimited Wi-Fi and study in air-conditioned classrooms. There are three libraries on campus, one specifically for the technology department. I'm a day scholar and I appreciate the resources available to us.

Admission: The professors here are really great. They have lots of experience and degrees from different places. They teach in a way that makes sense for us GenZ folks. The courses cover a range of topics like Statistics, economics, and organizational behavior. It helps us learn important management skills. The exams each semester are challenging, but with practice, they're doable. You just need to get 40% to pass.

Placement: I'm in my 2nd year now, so I haven't been hired yet. But I've heard that all MBA students here get job offers from big companies like Tata, Deloitte, Deutsche, Wipro, TCS, Infosys, Mahindra, Zydus, and more. Last year, the top MBA package was 30LPA, and the average was 12.20LPA. Every year, we have to do internships. After the 1st year of BBA, we do a social internship at an NGO. Then in the 2nd and 3rd years, we do corporate internships with a chance to earn some money. You can either get placed by the college or find your own internship.

Campus: For the BBA program, there's no hostel for guys, so we stay in PGs nearby. But for MBA students, we gotta stay in the campus hostel. The girls have awesome hostel facilities with a parlor, gym, night canteen, and chill areas. The campus is top-notch with 4 hostels, lots of libraries, a mess, and 3 canteens with all kinds of food. There's a medical center on-site too. The sports facilities are great with big cricket and football fields, practice nets, and courts for different games like table tennis, chess, tennis, basketball, volleyball, and badminton. There's even a sports complex being built.

Admission: The teachers at Nirma University are awesome. They're really patient and always ready to help if you're stuck. The courses here are great too!

Placement: I heard that Nirma University has good placements. Seniors who graduated from here are working in top law firms and making good money. The average package is around 6-7 lakhs per year.

Campus: The facilities at Nirma University are awesome. Classrooms can fit 60-70 students, and they all have chalkboards and projectors. The hostels are really good too, with some having AC rooms and private bathrooms. The food at the mess is great too!

Admission: The teachers here are really smart and nice. They help us a lot and know their stuff well. The way they teach is great and fits with what we need to learn. Exams aren't super hard, but they do throw in some tricky questions. Most people pass with over a 90% success rate.

Placement: I took a course where almost 90% of us got placed. Last year, the highest package was 52 LPA, and the average was around 8.51 LPA. Companies like IBM, Google, Tata, and Zomato came for placements. Many of us also landed internships, some even at Google and Zomato. It was a great experience overall.

Campus: I really like my college because it has awesome facilities. There are lots of departments on a big campus. In all classes and labs, you can connect to Wi-Fi. The labs are top-notch. They offer nice hostels for students and there are 3 canteens with delicious food. Plus, the medical and sports facilities are great, and there are cool sports clubs too.

Admission: The professors at this college are really knowledgeable and teach well. They make sure the course content matches what's happening in the industry now. Plus, they use continuous evaluation for exams which is great. I also like that the university is NAAC and NBA accredited.

Placement: The college placements are decent when you look at all the branches. But they do differ depending on what you're studying. Computer Science (CSE) has the best placements, while Civil Engineering has the lowest. On average, students from all branches land jobs at 7 LPA. CSE students can even get offers as high as 10 LPA.

Campus: The campus at Hindi college is awesome! We've got modern classrooms with smart boards and cool labs with all the latest gear. The campus is huge, like 105 acres, and has awesome sports facilities. And hey, there are three different canteens to grab some grub at. Love it here!