RMC Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers were really smart and knew their stuff well. They taught us a lot. The course was good and prepared us for the real world. Exams were tough, but fair based on what we learned. You needed to know your stuff to pass, but the passing rate was around 50%.

Placement: Most students, about 70% to 80%, managed to snag internships. The internships offered different roles like chartered accountant, investment banker, and professional accountant.

Campus: The classrooms were pretty nice. They cleaned them once a week and made sure everything was good. They had Wi-Fi, but it didn't always work. The library had lots of books and was well-kept. Food was awesome, and they even had medical help if you needed it.

Admission: The teachers knew their stuff and were really good at teaching. They helped us get ready for exams. The exams weren't too hard, just average. Most students passed with around 85-90%.

Placement: I think about 40% of students come to this college. Only around 3-5% of students actually get internships though. Unfortunately, there weren't any job offers when I was there. If you're interested, it's a good idea to go check out the college and ask questions to make sure everything goes smoothly.

Campus: I really liked the infrastructure at this college. Being a science student, I want to mention how great the lab was. It was clean and had everything we needed for experiments. The cafeteria wasn't the best, but I'd still give it an 8 out of 10.

Admission: The teachers here are really good at what they do and they know their stuff. The course material is interesting and not too hard. We have a bunch of seminars that can guide you in picking the right direction. Exams are tough but they really push you to improve. The pass rate is around 35%.

Placement: If you're looking for a job, you can hit up the telegram group or the job cell. Your salary will depend on how good you are, but most people make between Rs. 25,000 to Rs. 50,000 per month. About 10-15% of students here land jobs. Zomato and Swiggy are some of the top companies that hire from our college.

Campus: The hostel here has awesome facilities like clean washrooms, toilets, and a library. The food is top-notch and you can play games like carrom and chess. Love it here!

Admission: The faculty here is great. They're really knowledgeable and always ready to help us with any problems we have.

Placement: If you score between 7-9 CGPA, you can get placement. But the thing is, big companies don't really come here to hire. It's mostly startups or small companies that show up. And they sometimes offer jobs that aren't exactly in finance.

Campus: The classrooms are nice, and there's a library with all the books we need. The Wi-Fi is only for staff, though. The labs are in good shape, too.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really know their stuff. They teach in a way that makes it easy to learn. I'm taking a course that's great for banking and accounting, plus we can even get a job with a chartered accountant. The exams aren't too hard, which is nice. Most students (around 90%) pass their exams. The professors are top-notch too.

Placement: Most students get jobs after college, around 80%. The salary packages vary from 2-3 LPA to 6-8 LPA. Some big companies like Angel Capital and IDFC Bank hire students from here. The college sets us up with great job opportunities and experience in our field.

Campus: The seating is great, and the library has all the books you need. Wi-Fi is always available. Classrooms have AC, and the canteen food is good and clean. Plus, they keep the classrooms and two libraries very clean.

Admission: The teachers at this college were really helpful. I learned a lot from mentors like Rinkle maam and Roshini maam. The overall staff was good too. There were plenty of teachers here. Our math teacher was great, and the principal was super strict.

Placement: Only 10% of students got placed after college. The lowest salary offered was 2 LPA. D Mart and Teleperformance were the main companies hiring. Sadly, there were no internships or job guarantees. The college didn't help us find jobs at all.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure. The IT labs are nice, and there's a library too. The fee counter is okay, but the staff could be friendlier. Overall, the facilities are good. The campus is small and there's a gymkhana. You can play sports like carrom. There's also a canteen on campus.

Admission: The teaching staff is a mixed bag  some are great, but others aren't so good. A few teachers really know their stuff and are helpful. The exams follow Mumbai University's policy: internal exams are worth 25 marks, and external exams are worth 75 marks. It's not too hard to pass the semester exams because of this setup. The teaching quality is decent, making it easier to understand the material.

Placement: The college doesn't offer placements. Even if they did, the salary is low, like around Rs. 3,000-5,000 per month. In the third year, there's a job fair on campus. Lots of students find jobs on their own and get paid well. My advice: don't rely on the college for placements.

Campus: The college infrastructure is good, but the space is a bit tight. We have a gymkhana on the ground floor, right next to the college office. The classrooms and labs are nice, and the library is awesome. I like grabbing food from the canteen, they keep it clean and cozy for hanging out.

Admission: The teachers here aren't very experienced, and sometimes we didn't even have anyone to teach us. They don't have enough well-educated staff. They make students who graduated before teach us, but those students don't really know the subject well.

Placement: The placements here were not good. Only a couple of companies came for interviews, and they didn't even offer a decent salary. There were no internships or good job opportunities. None of my classmates got placed, and the students who did get placed weren't happy because the roles weren't what they specialized in.

Campus: The infrastructure at our college is pretty good. The canteen food isn't great though, and it's only open twice a week. Unfortunately, we don't have any hostels here. On the bright side, we do have a library, medical facilities, and indoor games. The campus isn't huge, so there's not much space for outdoor sports practice.

Admission: The teachers here don't have much experience and struggle to teach effectively. They use bad language sometimes and can get upset if you ask questions or give feedback. It's hard to keep up because teachers keep changing so often. They might even change two or three times in a year. It's not very fair because they show favoritism towards students who like their teaching style. Overall, it's a bit of a mess.

Placement: The college only places students with top grades, which isn't great for average students. The salary packages they offer are lower than expected. Most companies hiring are local, not well-known, and not very reliable. About 20-30% of students get internships, but many don't take them because they're not good opportunities. The internships are mostly with local companies, and they're mainly sales roles.

Campus: The classrooms are small, like not big enough to be called labs, so there are 2 computer labs. They could've fit everything in one lab though. There are 2 libraries with books just for our courses. Can't find books for other studies or fields, only ones by famous writers. The classrooms are pretty basic. The canteen food isn't the best. It's pricey but not worth it taste-wise or portion-wise. They have a menu card, but there's usually only chai, samosa, or vada pav. Sometimes they don't even have that. And the food quality and taste? Not good at all.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. They explain things well and give great examples to help us understand. Thanks to them, we feel prepared for future jobs. The semester exams can be tough, but the faculty makes them seem easier.

Placement: Most students get placed here, around 70%. The lowest salary is 4 lacs, average is 6 lacs, and the highest is 8 lacs. Big companies like Google and Amazon hire students too. Data Science is a hot field right now and will be important in the future.

Campus: The college has Wi-Fi, AC classrooms, two big libraries, labs, IT labs, and a canteen. They also have medical facilities and encourage indoor games. The food in the canteen is decent, not great but not terrible. The college supports sports like cricket and football, as well as indoor games like chess and carrom. They also organize fests, which is pretty cool.