ITM Institute of Hotel Management, Mumbai

Admission: The teaching here is top-notch and really practical. They take us to fancy hotels to see how things are done for real. You need at least 40% in exams and over 75% attendance to pass. It's all about hands-on learning and getting real-world experience.

Placement: I'm really happy with the job placements here. My friend landed a job at a famous hotel with a Rs.3 Lacs package per year! Even the lowest package is Rs.1.56 Lacs per year. Almost all students get internships in both small and big hotels. The student council role is super helpful in our course.

Campus: There's Wi-Fi all over campus, so if you don't have your own internet, you can use the college's. Classrooms have AC, projectors, and whiteboards. The canteen food is pretty good, but they don't have some local snacks like biscuits.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really knowledgeable and have lots of experience. But when COVID came, they had to save money, so they hired new teachers. The exams weren't too hard, and they explained the theory well to help us understand the subject better.

Placement: The placement team did a great job ensuring that everyone in my batch had a job offer before graduation. We had top companies like Taj, Oberoi, ITC, JW Marriott, and even international cruise lines recruiting from our college. Almost everyone got placed, except a few who went for further studies. Most of us landed commis roles in the kitchen, but two of us, including me, got into the management trainee program. The starting salary was around Rs. 1,80,000 per year.

Campus: The college has really good facilities like modern kitchens, air-conditioned classrooms, and helpful teaching tools. There's a big library and a canteen too. They provide hostel rooms for girls. For practical training, they have different kitchens for basic and advanced stages, plus a bakery and patisserie. Not all students get Wi-Fi, and the campus is around 20 minutes from Nerul East railway station.

Admission: The teachers here are really nice and know a lot about the hotel industry. They have a lot of experience and are always there to help us out. We have 6 semesters in total, with 1 semester just for training at a real hotel. Being on time is super important, but the teachers are always understanding and supportive.

Placement: I landed an internship at a nice place, but the job placements were not great. I put in a lot of work, so I was hoping for better opportunities. I feel like because of the pandemic, we didn't get the help we needed for placements, so we had to look for jobs ourselves. The starting salary at a luxury hotel is not very high.

Campus: The campus is in a great spot with good Wi-Fi everywhere. The library is awesome with lots of books. They keep the classrooms clean. It's a bummer there's no medical help or sports areas. The labs are big, but everything else is just okay.

Admission: The teachers at this college are super helpful and always have your back. The curriculum is spot on and really prepares you for jobs and starting your own business. We also get to hear from industry insiders every week, which is a big help.

Placement: The placement scene at our college is amazing! Everyone lands jobs at top companies like Google, Wipro, Microsoft, and Paytm. Big MNCs visit our campus for placements, and every student gets an internship. Most students get roles as Software Development Engineers with salaries above 8 Lacs. The course is really good too.

Campus: The hostel has good facilities like Wi-Fi and a library. The food in the mess is tasty, and they have medical help too. You can play indoor games like table tennis and outdoor games like badminton. It's a nice place to stay.

Admission: The classes were fun, and the teachers were nice. The school is nice to study at, but there aren't many job options. The fees are too much, and there isn't much help finding jobs after graduation. Some students are worried about the high fees and want to compare with other colleges.

Placement: There are lots of different courses to choose from at this college. The teachers are really good and they help you learn well. They also help you get a job after you finish studying. If you come from Ram Mandir, you can save money on transportation. Overall, it's a great college with lots of opportunities.

Campus: The college has a great campus and a good atmosphere for studying. The teachers are really good and everything is well-organized. I love the practical sessions they're really fun. The only downside is that the placement situation could be better. But overall, it's the top choice for hotel management courses with lots of options to choose from.

Admission: The college facilities are great for both hands-on and book learning. The staff have real experience in big hotel brands. Our exams aren't just about writing and doing stuff  they're designed to teach us about today's hospitality industry.

Placement: I graduated in 2020 from this college. Even with COVID-19, most students got placed in top hospitality brands. Everyone finished their internships at big companies. It's great for getting work experience.

Campus: The college facilities are great for students. They help us with our studies and also teach us how to be welcoming. The infrastructure is modern and really helps us learn a lot. It's all up-to-date with the latest technology.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are super helpful. The course curriculum and career advice are great, and they're always there for us. The exams they give us really help us understand the material better. It all ties in nicely with what we're learning in the course.

Placement: The college offers awesome placement opportunities at top hotels like Taj and Marriott. They also help with internships at places like Renaissance. Even during COVID-19, they were always there to support us.placements opportunities are great here.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities for students, with nice kitchens and cool restaurants. The food in the canteen is tasty. Plus, you can play sports like table tennis and basketball on campus to chill out.