International Institute of Sports & Management

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They get us ready for the industry with the course curriculum. They do fun activities to keep us interested. We have to do PPTs and reports for our grades. Each teacher has a cool way of teaching.

Placement: Most students from our college got jobs, around 75%. The salary was pretty good, over Rs. 1,00,000 per month. BCCI and Star Sports were the main companies hiring us for roles like managers and owners. Almost everyone did internships in cool places like Khelo India and Star Sports. The college gives you what you need and the vibe here is awesome for studying.

Campus: I love my college! If you come and check out our campus, you'll see why. We have free Wi-Fi, which is great. The facilities here are top-notch. The library has some cool rare books that are super helpful for research and reports.

Admission: IISM's faculty is super supportive. They really care about each student and share their experiences to help us out. They're always there to answer any questions we have, whether it's about the subject or anything else.

Placement: IISM is great for placements with almost all students getting placed. The average salary is around 4-4.5 lakhs, but it can vary. In the second year of BSM, there's an internship opportunity. Big companies like BCCI, MCA, IMG Reliance, IPL, and Star Sports recruit from here.

Campus: The infrastructure at IISM is pretty good. They have AC classrooms, wi-fi, a library, and a nice faculty. IISM supports all sports equally and gives importance to every sport. The only downside is that they don't have a hostel right now, but everything else is great.

Admission: The professors here are really good at teaching. They have a lot of experience in the field. They give us assignments to help us learn better. If we have any questions, we can reach out to them. The passing rate is around 50%, but don't worry, they're super friendly and always willing to help out.

Placement: I loved how all of us get internships in big companies like IPL, AFC, and Khelo India. We also get roles like Event Head and Operations Coordinator. It's great to have these opportunities to kickstart our careers!

Campus: The International Institute of Sports Management has seven classrooms. The campus has fast Wi-Fi for students. In the canteen, there's a foosball table and a carrom board for fun during breaks.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and they're super helpful. They give great advice about what to do in the future. The course is good, but you also need practical experience for the real world. It can be tough to pass the exams, with only about half of students making it through.

Placement: Most students in my course get placed, around 80%. The highest salary is 7 Lakhs a year, the lowest is 3 Lakhs, and the average is 4.5 Lakhs. Companies like star sports, IPL, BCCI hire students. Almost everyone, about 95%, gets an internship.

Campus: The campus has a canteen, library, and classrooms. They even have coffee machines around. No hostels though. The food options are mostly packed stuff like juices, healthy chips, and protein bars. Plus, they've got Foosball and carrom games available for some fun.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They're always ready to help and clear our doubts. Exams are fair  not too tough, not too easy. You need 20 out of 40 for internals and 30 out of 60 for semester exams to pass. Overall, it's out of 100.

Placement: Many students in our batch land internships with different companies. It's awesome how many opportunities come our way! Lots of us snag internships, especially since it's our first year. Most of us are volunteers, but we still have a good number of students placed in our course.

Campus: The classrooms are big and nice. The college has a great vibe. Wi-Fi can be a bit iffy sometimes. The facilities are cool, like a common room where we chill during breaks and play games like carrom and foosball. There's also a vending machine for snacks and drinks. But there's no proper canteen on campus.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are super helpful. The topics we study are practical and help us get ready for the real world. The exams are just right - not too easy, not too hard. Plus, they give us all the notes and slides before the exams, so it's easy to study.

Placement: I'm really happy that all of us in my batch got chances to intern at cool companies like Decathlon and ITW. The average pay for our course is about 3.5 to 4 lakhs, with the highest being 7 lakhs and the lowest being 2.5 lakhs. It's great to see everyone getting good opportunities and decent pay after graduation.

Campus: The college has awesome infrastructure. They've got Wi-Fi, air-conditioned classrooms, a cool canteen, and even a game area. The canteen is super clean, the food is top-notch, and the staff are really helpful. The administration department folks are also very friendly and cooperative.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and supportive. The course curriculum is practical and gets us ready for the industry. It's not too hard  if you study well, passing the semester exams at Mumbai University is doable.

Placement: I really like how many students here get awesome placement chances. They end up in cool sports jobs or on teams for big events like IPL, PKL, National Games, and Khelo India. It's pretty great!

Campus: The college campus is awesome! The classrooms are big, the area is spacious, and the canteens serve tasty and clean food. It's a positive place with good vibes, and everything is kept super clean. Love it here!

Admission: The teachers were great, some better than others. They used different methods like classes, presentations, projects, and group talks. We got to see how things work in the real world. It really helped me start my sports career, and I've been doing it for a while now.

Placement: The placements were good about 30% of us got placed. The highest salary was 40,000, and the lowest stipend was 2,000. Companies like Imperial International Sports Academy, Cricket Australia, Procam, and MCA came for placements. They offered roles in sports marketing, sports tourism, and sports operations. I was there when 30% of us got internships.

Campus: The campus at Jai Hind College was nice, and the classrooms had projectors and AC which was cool. The food quality was good too. I didn't have any problems while studying there. I didn't skip a day of college because I liked being there. Just so you know, there aren't any dorm rooms at Jai Hind College.

Admission: There are lots of great teachers at this college. It's part of the University of Mumbai, so when exams come around, you gotta head to the Mumbai campus for them. The campus itself is pretty nice too.

Placement: I had an internship at SAI for events like Khelo India Youth Games and University Games. It was a great experience. I got paid for it and they covered my travel and stay for the Khelo India University Games. I learned a lot from both events. It was awesome!

Campus: Finding accommodation might be a bit tough at first, but don't worry, the admin team is there to help you out. They can recommend some great places nearby. The International Institute of Sports and Management is a solid pick for a Master's in Sports Management.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They really know their stuff and actually listen to us. The course covers everything from business law to business communication, getting us ready for the real world. The way they teach is super engaging and makes it easy for us to learn.

Placement: I love how our college sets us up with great internship chances in our field. It's hard work, but it's worth it to get that hands-on experience. A bunch of us from my group just started our 6-month internship at CricDost. It's awesome to get this real-world exposure while still in college.

Campus: The library has everything you need, and the classrooms are big and comfy. The campus isn't huge, but it's nice. And if you're into sports, there's a turf field for you to hang out on.