Jagan Institute of Management Studies, Rohini Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

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: Most students get jobs after finishing college. The average salary is around 7 LPA. By December of the 2nd year, almost everyone has a job. The college helps us find good opportunities. We all do internships in the summer. Some companies pay us, some don't. It's up to you if you want to apply for paid or unpaid internships. No pressure from the college either way.

Campus: Studying facilities are good, but there aren't many extracurricular activities here. Both boys and girls have hostels with good food, but they're a bit far from college. Luckily, the college offers a bus service to take students to and from the hostel.

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: Most of us in our batch got jobs already, around 80%. Companies like Accenture, KPMG, TCS, Deloitte, Tata, Asian Paints, ICICI, Randstad, etc., came for placements. The highest salary was 24 lakhs (from Oman), average was 7-8 lakhs, and lowest was 4-5 lakhs. We all had to do a 2-3 month internship, and almost everyone got it through the college. Most people went for HR, then finance, and marketing. The main job roles were Sales Head, Operations Manager, Analyst, Branch Manager, etc.

Campus: The campus at JIM is small, but it has everything you need. There's Wi-Fi, labs, smartboards, a 2-floor library, a nice park, a small basketball court, and indoor games like carrom and table tennis. Plus, there are 3 canteens. The hostel is good, and the food quality is nice. If you don't like something, just give feedback, and they'll make it better. The canteen food is better than average.

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 are super friendly and always there to help. You can ask them anything, as many times as you need, and they'll always help you out. Ambika Ma'am is amazing in the fashion school, and Satya Vijay sir is really good too. They both understand us students really well. I haven't come across any teacher I didn't like yet. We have 2 exams each year, and they're not too hard. They happen at the end of each semester.

Placement: In the 3rd semester, we can start internships and job placements. Companies like Nykaa, Amazon, Flipkart, Raymond, and Puma come for hiring. The highest salary offered is 2500000, with an average of 600000. The placement rate is 93%. I'm thinking of working for a year before starting my own business.

Campus: I really love my college experience. The people here are awesome, especially the seniors. They're super nice to us juniors. And let me tell you, the canteen food is top-notch! I can't get enough of their chole bhature. I practically eat there every day. It's the best!

Admission: The professors in the Management department are pretty good, but they can get a bit frustrated sometimes. The teaching is okay, and all the teachers have studied at IIMs. The PGDM course is really updated and matches what the industry needs. I'm doing PGDM-IB, focusing on International Business in my first year and planning to dive into marketing in my second year as well. I like that I can choose my major. Each trimester, I study six subjects. The exams are split into 40 marks for internal assessments and 60 marks for external exams, all done at the college.

Placement: JIMS has great campus placements. Companies like Deloitte and Mazars offer top packages. Around 90% of students from my batch got placed. I'm in the International Business stream, and lots of us end up in sales jobs. Unicharm and Bluestone pay well for sales roles, around 35,000 per month on average. Some companies give stipends for summer internships, but others just give experience certificates. It's cool that companies are now coming to our college for placements.

Campus: The college is in a great location near the metro station. The campus is pretty small and doesn't have a playground, but the buildings are modern and have all the latest tech in the classrooms. The library has a lot of resources and books, but overall, the campus feels cramped. There are three canteens, but the food isn't great and it's pricey. The hostel rooms are nice, with single rooms for two people and private bathrooms. It costs around 1,60,000 per year. Unfortunately, there's no sports because there's no ground to play on.

Admission: The teachers are super supportive and always ready to guide us. The course is for two years and got the AICTE approval. We have to complete 117 credits in six trimesters. There are different assessments like assignments, quizzes, presentations, and exams throughout the course.

Placement: I'm really impressed with how this college helps students find jobs. Almost everyone gets a job after graduating. In 2024, the average salary was 8.5 Lacs per year, with the highest being 24 Lacs per year. There are over 150 companies that come to hire students, like Amazon, HCL, TCS, KPMG, Nestle, and Federal Bank. It's great to see so many opportunities available to us.

Campus: The classrooms are really nice with AC, fast internet, and cool tech stuff. The computer labs are open all the time and have great software for hands-on learning. There are two libraries, plus two big rooms for events and meetings. Love studying here!

Admission: The professors at this college really know their stuff because they've worked in the corporate world. They offer special research paper deals, too. The econ and finance teachers are super qualified, and the marketing ones are top-notch as well.

Placement: The college has decent placements. The average package is 8 LPA. Finance placements are okay, but marketing placements are great. HR placements are average. The placement department is helpful and guides students through the placement process.

Campus: The college doesn't have their own hostel, but they work with a third-party one. The courses are really good and match what the industry is looking for. The labs and classrooms are great, and the campus has Wi-Fi everywhere. It's a clean and nice place to study.

Admission: The teachers here are really great. They get us ready for the real world. They know a lot and some of them have worked in companies before. We learn stuff like Excel and Power BI that we need. I'm studying finance and my finance teachers are awesome.

Placement: The placements here are awesome! Lots of big companies come here like Deloitte, KPMG, Amul, Birla, HDFC Bank, Blackrock, Dabur, MakeMyTrip, EY. And there are even more companies for internships and projects. Everyone in our batch pretty much gets placed, so there are tons of opportunities here. The return on investment is really good too.

Campus: The campus has great infrastructure. We've got cool classrooms, a library, labs, canteens with yummy food, medical help, and Wi-Fi. Everything we need is here. The place is clean, and there's a bit of room for sports too. Sometimes our sports stuff happens off-campus.

Admission: The teachers at my college are awesome! They're super helpful in class and even outside of it. The marketing curriculum is really hands-on and interactive. It's not just boring theory  you actually learn stuff you can use in real life.

Placement: Our senior batch got full placements at the college. Companies like Wipro, Nestled, Tata Capital, and Deloitte hired students. They offered roles like management trainee and analyst. The highest salary was 22 LPA and the lowest was 5.5 LPA. On average, students got around 7 LPA - 8 LPA. Almost everyone got internships at Deloitte from campus, which is a big deal.

Campus: The campus has everything we need. Two libraries full of resources, modern classrooms, and a great canteen to chill with friends. The infrastructure makes campus life fun. We have an annual sports event that's really cool. The hostels are off campus, and the food in the mess is top-notch!