Jankidevi Bajaj Institute of Management Studies - JDBIMS

Admission: The teachers and other staff here are really helpful. They teach well and the syllabus is just like Mumbai University's. Plus, there are lots of fun activities to take part in.

Placement: The college needs to improve on placements since not all students get jobs. The average salary is around 3 to 4 LPA, but some lucky ones get up to 12 LPA. There are different job roles for students based on their majors. Marketing placements are especially good here.

Campus: The college's infrastructure needs a refresh, and it's lacking in modern tech. The campus is big and nice, located near Juhu beach. Hostel options are on-campus, and they're pretty good with nice facilities.

Admission: The teachers at this college are super helpful and really know their stuff. They have a lot of knowledge to share with us. The teaching quality is okay, but the course material could use an update. It would be cool to have more field trips to help us get more into the course.

Placement: Around 20% of students from our college get placed after finishing the course. The highest salary offered is around 7 Lacs, while the lowest is around 2 Lacs, with the average being around 3.5 Lacs. Most students land roles in sales, insurance, and HRM fields. About half of the students usually get internships, often in places like hotels, ramps, EWS, and KSA. The placements are pretty decent, with many good companies visiting the college. However, it's important to put in the effort to secure a good salary package.

Campus: The college has great facilities like Wi-Fi, well-equipped classrooms, labs, and a library. The hostel facilities are good too. The food in the mess and canteen is top-notch, and there are medical services available. Sports and games are okay. The faculty should step up to bring in more companies for placements. It would also be nice if they focus more on sports to get students more involved.

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.

Admission: The teachers at this college are awesome! They're super helpful and really know their stuff. The quality of teaching here is top-notch because the faculty is really educated. The syllabus covers everything you need for your specialization. It's a great place to learn!

Placement: The college placements are pretty good. About 60-70% of students found jobs. The highest salary offered is 12 LPA and the average is 5 LPA. Last year, a student even landed a job at Amazon. They offer roles like marketing executive, market research, and sales. Everyone in our batch got internships through the college.

Campus: The university has decent infrastructure, but it's not super modern since it's an old university. They have Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, and a library which is cool. The hostel is right on campus and it's pretty nice. The rooms are good, and there's a mess for food with lots of tasty dishes to choose from.

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: The marketing professors in the second year are really great. There are two main teachers for marketing, and even the guest teachers are good. They make learning easy and clear, not just for marketing but also for other subjects.

Placement: Some students don't get placed from the college, but it really depends on each student. Our previous batches have had a good placement record. Everyone seems satisfied with their jobs and where they are now.

Campus: I'm living in the hostel right now. You can get a spot in the hostel depending on your entrance exam scores. The college sends a merit list to the hostel committee, and then students from all colleges can stay there.

Admission: I'm taking the MS course in finance at this college. It's famous for its finance program and awesome finance teachers. I wish they would add more activities to the curriculum that are important for all students.

Placement: I haven't finished my course yet, so I can't say much about the placements at our college. But, I've heard that past students who graduated from here have landed good jobs at different companies.

Campus: The college doesn't have great infrastructure, but it's good in other ways. The teachers are awesome they're supportive and understanding. They help out with any problems and give guidance to all students.

Admission: I'm in the finance program, and I can tell you the staff for second-year finance students are awesome. They're all well-educated and helpful. The teachers for the first year are also great, and they teach everyone in the first year. The course content makes sense and is spot on.

Placement: Placements were good for the earlier batches, but now there's a slight difference. Still, many people are helping students with placements. The average salary offered was around 4 LPA, and students get internships through the college.

Campus: The hostel is much cheaper than other places around here. The university provides good facilities in both the college and the hostel. And the best part is, they don't cost much at all.

Admission: The teachers here are super knowledgeable and experienced. They really know their stuff and are always ready to help. Guest teachers from top colleges also come in to share their expertise. The staff are all friendly and supportive. The college has great facilities that support and motivate us to pursue our interests.

Placement: The placement scene for marketing students is top-notch! They get lots of internships compared to other fields. Even finance students have good chances of landing a job. HR students also do well, getting placed in good companies with nice pay.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure with everything you need like libraries, labs, classrooms with PowerPoint, conference rooms, and an auditorium. You can play sports, hit the gym, and there's internet and Wi-Fi. Plus, there's a computer lab with everything you need. Overall, the college has all the facilities you need.

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.