Jagan Institute of Management Studies, Rohini

Admission: The teachers at this college really know their stuff, especially in economics and finance. The marketing teachers are also great  they've got lots of experience and knowledge. Plus, they've published a bunch of research papers, so they can help you out with your own research projects.

Placement: The college has good placements, especially for marketing jobs. Finance has fewer options, but everyone still gets placed. Not many students choose HR here, but since the number opting for finance is low, everyone ends up getting placed. The average salary is about 8 LPA.

Campus: The campus is pretty good, although it's on the smaller side. The environment there is really nice. I like that the buildings have lots of sustainable features. The only downside is that the playing ground is a bit limited. But they make up for it with indoor games like table tennis and treadmills in the underground area.

Admission: I think some teachers are great, but some are just okay. They bring in a lot of guest speakers, which are interesting and useful. The exams are tough, but if you study hard, you can pass without any problems. The course content follows current industry trends. The teachers are really nice and always ready to assist.

Placement: The placement scene is okay. Big companies mainly offer sales jobs, not many options in finance. HR roles are scarce. On average, you can land a 7 LPA package.

Campus: The college campus is small, which is a downside. There isn't a cricket ground, but the computer labs are really good and helpful. Plus, the library is huge with lots of books that can come in handy for your studies.

Admission: The teachers here are really good. Some of them have been teaching for over 20 years, which is super helpful for guiding us through the PGDM program. The curriculum is great, giving us a lot of real-world experience with industry professionals visiting the college regularly.

Placement: Placement here is great, around 90% of students get placed. The median package is 7 LPA, and by December of the 2nd year, almost everyone has a job. The college helps us find good opportunities. They make sure we all get summer internships with decent stipends. Some companies don't offer stipends, but it's up to you if you want to apply. There's no pressure from the college to take unpaid internships.

Campus: Studying facilities are good, but there aren't many extracurricular activities. Both boys and girls have hostel options. The food in the hostel is nice, but it's far from the college. Luckily, there's a bus service for students to get to and from the hostel.

Admission: I really liked the teaching at JIMS. The teachers are super qualified and have a lot of experience. They also take us on visits to industries and have alumni come in for talks. We get to work on real projects and do SDL programs too. It gave me a lot of confidence for working in a company.

Placement: The placement process at JIMS Rohini is really good. Lots of big companies like HCL, Tata Capital, and ICIC bank come to hire students. In our batch, about 142 companies came for placements. Everyone got placed, and the average salary was 8.7 LPA. It's a great place for getting job opportunities.

Campus: The campus at JIMS is great! They have everything you need - 2 libraries, 2 auditoriums for events, and a cafeteria for food. It's awesome to have a place to chill between classes. Plus, there's a hostel for girls and boys. It's a cool place to study and hang out.

Admission: The best thing about this college is definitely the teachers. They are super helpful and I've never had such great teachers before. You can learn a lot from them, not just in class but also about life skills. For example, Ambika teaches you how to handle people well and Deepika shows you how to manage your time efficiently without losing out on being productive.

Placement: I'm super happy with the placements at our college. Everyone in my batch and the batch before me got placed that's 100%! The highest package was 18 LPA, while the lowest was 6 LPA. Some big companies that hire here are Nestle, Birla, Deloitte, McKinsey, Landmark Group, and ICICI Bank. My seniors all landed internships in good companies. Most students are offered roles as management trainees based on their background. It's a great place for getting started in your career!

Campus: The college has everything you need like Wi-Fi, labs, and digital classrooms. But the hostel could use some work, especially in the mess, sports, and games department. The gym is not well-equipped and there are no games available. It's a good college, but the non-residential hostels are a downside. It would be better if we had residential hostels instead.

Admission: The teachers at JIMS are really friendly and always there to help us succeed. They focus on making sure we understand concepts and how they apply in real life. The way our courses are set up helps us learn by doing things ourselves. We have 2 exams every now and then, but they're more about understanding than just memorizing stuff.

Placement: The job placements at JIMS are really good. I know some students who got jobs as management trainees at ICICI Lombard. The placement cell is super helpful with things like group discussions and grooming sessions. They also give us advice and industry tips that really come in handy during interviews. It's cool because they help us know what companies are looking for.

Campus: The campus at JIMS is really nice and helps with learning. The classrooms have smart technology which is cool. The library and labs are top-notch for studying and hands-on stuff. The hostel is a bit far but they have transportation with insurance. The hostel is clean and taken care of. The food at the mess is clean and has lots of different choices.

Admission: The teachers here are really good. They have a lot of experience and are always there to help. They teach in a way that keeps us engaged. They make sure we're ready for jobs after college. The courses are all about real-world skills and being a good leader.

Placement: The school helps students find jobs after they graduate. Everyone in my class got a job here. The best offer was about 22 LPA, while most people got around 8 LPA. Some got as low as 4-5 LPA. Big companies like KPMG, Accenture, and Deloitte hire from here.

Campus: The facilities at JIMS are top-notch, with air-conditioned classrooms, a great library, computer labs, and a nice canteen. The place is well taken care of. The hostel is cool too, with separate ones for guys and girls. The food they serve is really good.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful, easy to talk to, and really know their stuff. They care about us students and always listen if we have any problems. The way they teach is top-notch. They adjust the course every year to match what's happening in the real world. That means we're all set for jobs when we graduate. Exams are fair, not too hard. As long as you show up to class enough, you'll do fine. Just keep that attendance up above 75% to stay out of trouble.

Placement: Almost 80% of my batch already got placed, and they say it's gonna be a 100% placement rate. Big companies like Accenture, KPMG, TCS, Deloitte, Tata, Asian Paints, ICICI, Randstad, and more came for placements. The highest salary offered was around 24 lakhs from a company in Oman, the average was 7-8 lakhs, and the lowest was 4-5 lakhs. We all have to do a 2-3 months internship, and most of us found internships through the college. People mostly got into HR first, then finance or marketing. The main job roles offered are Sales Head, Operations Manager, Analyst, and Branch Manager.

Campus: The campus is kinda small, but it has everything we need. There's Wi-Fi, labs, smartboards, a library, a nice park, a small basketball court, and spots to play carrom and table tennis. Plus, there are 3 canteens. The hostel's cool, and the food is good. If you don't like something, just speak up, and they'll make it better. The canteen food is pretty decent too.

Admission: The teachers at this college are awesome! They're super talented and really love what they do. The classes are fun and keep us engaged. The professors are amazing  they're the reason I'm happy with my decision to come here. The courses get us ready for the global business world in PGDM-IB. The exams are tough but practical, so you really need to know your stuff to pass. You need to have at least 70% attendance.

Placement: Most of the seniors in our batch have already found jobs. I'm the student coordinator at Jims Rohini, so I have all the details. The finance placements this year are better than before. Marketing and sales always get placed first. After that, it's the other specializations like international business and HR that have fewer companies coming to hire. HR has the fewest placements. The highest salary offered was 22 LPA, while the lowest was around 6.5 LPA. Tata Capital, Inditex, ICICI Lombard, Asian Paint, Nestle, and Exide are some of the top companies that recruit from our college.

Campus: The campus is kept up well with a great library, labs, and classrooms. The food court and canteen are nice too, with a good vibe. The hostel is awesome, with friendly staff and a cool warden. The only downside is the hostel's location. Indoor sports facilities are good, but there aren't many outdoor games available.

Admission: The teachers here are really good. They have a lot of experience and are always there to help. They teach in a way that keeps us engaged. They make sure we're ready for jobs after college. The courses are all about real-world skills and being a good leader.

Placement: I love how this college helps students get jobs. Everyone in my batch got placed on campus. The highest salary offered is around 22 LPA, while the average is 8 LPA. The lowest package is about 4-5 LPA. Companies like KPMG, Accenture, Deloitte, Asian Paints, and ICICI hire a lot of students here. It's great for future opportunities!

Campus: I really like studying at JIMS because they have cool facilities like AC classrooms, a nice library, computer labs, and a food court. The place is always kept clean and tidy. The hostel is great too, with separate buildings for guys and girls. The food they serve is top-notch.