JDBIMS Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The college has 4 core teachers who are really great at teaching and super qualified. The external faculty is also awesome. The curriculum matches the course syllabus and is easy to follow.

Placement: The college is okay for job placements, but what's cool is they have mentors to help us out. Lots of great companies come for campus interviews with good positions and starting pay. Plus, we can even get internships through the college. It's pretty sweet!

Campus: The campus is super pretty with lots of greenery. It's close to Juhi Beach, so even in Mumbai's hot summers, it stays cool. They've got rooms, Wi-Fi, and a library for studying. The hostel is nice and the food in the mess is good too.

Admission: In our group, there were a lot of students studying operation management. But at our college, no one really cared about it, so they didn't offer the course for our group. Luckily, there are plenty of other courses to choose from. The curriculum for those courses is pretty good and makes sense.

Placement: The college helps students find jobs. They assign a mentor to help us with the placement process. A lot of activities are organized to prepare us for campus interviews.

Campus: The college has everything students need, and there are no strict rules. We can use labs, books, and Wi-Fi whenever we want. The building is small with only two classrooms for first-year and second-year students.

Admission: I really liked the faculty and the way they set up the human resource management course. They made everything easy to follow. The teachers were really smart and knew what they were talking about, which helped us understand the topics better.

Placement: The placements at our college really need to get better. We should have more alumni meets. The professors here should do more to help students with placements. The way the college handles internships and final placements isn't great.

Campus: The campus around Juhu is awesome, but the university buildings need some work. They should update the benches and add air conditioning. The hostel is there, but students living there have lots of complaints. Overall, the infrastructure is just okay.

Admission: The teachers here are really great  they know their stuff and are always willing to help. The way they teach is top-notch. The course material is spot-on for what we need to know as management students. It's definitely worth it.

Placement: The placements here aren't great. Not everyone gets a job after college. The average salary is around 3-4 Lacs per year. There are different job roles available.

Campus: The hostel and college buildings are pretty old because the college is on SNDT's main campus, which is almost 100 years old. The college has some basic facilities like a mess, medical services, and sports in the hostel.

Admission: The professors for the human resources course were awesome! They knew their stuff and had lots of experience in top industries. The internal professors were really helpful too. The course layout was good and I learned a lot from everything.

Placement: The placements could be better. We have a student council and a placement team that supports us all year round. It would be great to have more senior support and increase alumni meetups. Professors should also step up and help out more.

Campus: The college campus is pretty big, but the infrastructure needs work. The classrooms need better chairs and air conditioning. The conference halls are nice, though. The computer labs could use a makeover. And the hostel could definitely be improved.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really nice and helpful. They know their stuff well. We also have fun activities besides classes. It may not prepare you fully for the industry, but it definitely helps you get there.

Placement: Everyone from our college lands a job after graduation. Our college also provides internships. The average salary is around 4-5 LPA, but it varies based on the student. The highest salary was 12 LPA, while the lowest was around 3-4 LPA.

Campus: Our college isn't huge since it's a management school, but we still have all the basics like classrooms, Wi-Fi, labs, and books. Hostel spots are limited and based on entrance exam scores.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and super knowledgeable in their subjects. They make learning interesting and get us ready for the job world. I feel like I'm getting the skills I need for the real world.

Placement: I don't think this college is great for getting jobs. You have to work hard to find a job on your own from outside sources. Every student has to do a summer internship, which the college arranges. The difference between the highest and lowest salaries is huge.

Campus: The hostel on campus is close to the college. They have classrooms, Wi-Fi, and computer labs in the college. There's also a library for all students. The hostel facilities are pretty good too.

Admission: Most of the time, you gotta show up to class about 75% of the time. If you miss too much, you can't take the exams. The teachers aren't super strict, which is cool. They really care about helping each student. There's always stuff going on, like events and activities happening all year round.

Placement: I'm in the MS program with a focus on HR. The college has solid placement opportunities for HR students. While there are fewer HR job openings compared to other fields, the college still attracts good companies for placements.

Campus: The college has only a few classrooms, but we also have a nice conference room for meetings or lectures for the second year. They give us Wi-Fi, books, and magazines even though the college fees are low. It's pretty cool.

Admission: The professors here are really smart and have a lot of experience. Some of them used to work for big companies, while others have been teaching for a long time. You can tell they know their stuff when they teach. They're always there to help us out with presentations, group talks, or any questions we have.

Placement: The college helps us with placements by giving us a list of companies to contact. But it's up to us to actually reach out and secure internships and jobs. The placements team reaches out to companies too. Almost everyone gets a chance at placements, but it's on us to make it happen. It's a good way to practice our management skills.

Campus: The college's infrastructure isn't top-notch, but it's great for students on a budget. They offer Wi-Fi, computer labs, seminar hall, and a library. You can grab food at the canteen on campus and find stationary and photocopy services too. The hostel is nice and the fees are reasonable. It's more expensive to live off-campus.

Admission: The syllabus is good, but it's different because we're under SNDT University, not Mumbai University. They offer MS and MBA programs with different focuses. The faculty here are really helpful and supportive.

Placement: The placements at the college aren't great, but they're working on it. The team is putting in a lot of effort to make things better. It's cool that they have a mentor to help us with placements.

Campus: The campus isn't super fancy, but it's really pretty with lots of greenery. It's close to Juhu Beach, which is a big plus. The college has good facilities, and there's a hostel right on campus for students.