JIMS Kalkaji Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful. They really want to see us do our best. The course content is awesome too. It helps us figure out what we want to specialize in.

Placement: The companies that come for placements here are awesome - Deloitte, Wipro, CBRE, Asian Paints, Cadbury, Aditya Birla Group, HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, JIMS KALKAJI, Amazon, EY and more. Last year, the highest package offered was 6.8 LPA. I'm not done with my studies yet, but seniors say the placement rate is about 80%.

Campus: The college's setup is really nice. The canteen has tasty food that's not too pricey. There's a cool library, high-tech classes, a clean cafeteria, chill spots for guys and gals, and even a gym. The canteen looks good too. The library has all the new books we need. The food in the canteen is good and clean. And we get free Wi-Fi, which is awesome for students and staff.

Admission: The course curriculum is always updated to match what companies want. The teachers really care about us and are always there to help. They're starting mentorship programs where we can learn from seniors in the field we want to work in  it's super helpful to hear about their experiences.

Placement: Lots of top companies visit our campus for placements, like GT, Deloitte, ITC, CBRE, and more. The highest package offered so far is 11.50 LPA. Most job roles are in marketing, finance, HR, and analytics. Companies really want to see what makes each student stand out, so having extra skills is key.

Campus: The classrooms have all the tech stuff you need like Wi-Fi for presentations. The food could use an upgrade. There's computer labs too. They're big on extracurriculars here. Just a heads up, the hostel fills up fast so snag a spot early!

Admission: The teachers are super helpful and really care about what we need. The department heads are easy to talk to. The classes focus a lot on real-world stuff. We even get to go visit companies to see how things work in the business world.

Placement: The college has awesome placement opportunities with top companies like Deloitte and EY coming for finance, marketing, and HR courses. They even have PDP classes to boost our skills and make us more competitive. Love it!

Campus: The classes and labs have Wi-Fi, which is great. The library has everything you need. There's also a mess, medical facilities, and a sports club that hosts 1 big sports event each year. They have clubs for different areas like finance and business analytics.

Admission: I wanted to go into marketing, so I chose the PGDM-Marketing course. The faculty to student ratio is 12:1, and almost all the teachers have real industry experience. Most of them have Ph.D.s and are super knowledgeable. They really prepare you for the working world. We follow a trimester system here, with exams every 3 months. There are also surprise tests and presentations in between, but as long as you pay attention, passing the exams is not too hard. The class size is around 60 students. The course costs INR 435000 per year.

Placement: By the time Trimester 4 rolls around in the second year, we can start applying for jobs on campus. Big companies like Tata Motors, Volvo, Dabur, Accenture, Marks, Haldiram, ICICI Bank, HDFC Bank, Hyundai, Johnson & Johnson, and more show up to hire students. The last batch did pretty well with placements, except for just one student.

Campus: The hostel here is awesome! They have coolers and fans, which is great. Each student gets a study chair, almirah, and a bed. The food in the mess is good quality and they offer different items every 15 days. The registration process for new students is easy with a website to sign up. Overall, it's a good place to stay.

Admission: The teachers at Jims really know their stuff. They use case studies, real-world examples, and group discussions to help us understand better. We have exams every few months, and we cover about 10 subjects each time. It can get pretty busy, but it's worth it for the hands-on learning we get.

Placement: The college has great placement opportunities with companies like Amul, Deloitte, Dabur, GT, etc. Most students in my batch got internships with top brands. The average package is around 7-8 LPA, and the highest is 35 LPA.

Campus: The classrooms have AC which is nice. They all have smart boards too. Everything is clean and the canteen is hygienic. There's even a Nescafe! The washrooms are well-kept too. Overall, the college has good facilities.

Admission: I'm studying PGDM because there's a need for good managers in the future. In India, we don't have many options, but PGDM is a good professional course. The faculty here are like family, always there to help us. They even mentor us personally, grooming us well. The teachers are well-qualified and know their stuff. They explain things clearly and answer all our questions. They've worked hard to adapt to online teaching, providing audio-video notes on Google Classroom. Exams are held every 3 months, thanks to the trimester system. This makes it easy to pass. The class size is around 70 and the course fees are INR 770000 per year.

Placement: Placement starts in the second year. The average package is around 56 LPA, with the highest being 17 LPA from Khimji Ramdas. Big companies like Amazon, CBRE, Asian Paints, and Cadbury come for placements. Most students get offers in finance and marketing. In marketing, you can land a sales job.

Campus: There aren't any hostels at this college, but the canteen is awesome with good food. Lots of PGs are close by with an average rent of INR 6,000 including food. The most expensive PGs cost around INR 10,00012,000, and they even have wi-fi for students.

Admission: The teachers here are pretty well-educated and friendly to everyone. The college has good facilities for exams, and they make sure to schedule them on time. The course is really helpful for students who want to join.

Placement: Most students (around 70%) get placed after graduation. Big companies like Grant Thornton and BlackRock visit for placements. They mostly offer roles in finance and marketing. The pay packages are really good, which motivates everyone to put in more effort.

Campus: The classrooms are nice, and there's Wi-Fi. They give us everything we need for class, but there's no dorms on campus. It can be hard to find a place to stay, but there are lots of PGs close by where students can find a place to live.

Admission: I really like how the exams are well-organized and fair. The curriculum covers everything about management and is tested thoroughly. The tests are tough but they help us understand and explain what we learn in class.

Placement: The college gives good value for money. They help us find jobs in different areas and provide training and practice sessions. There are internships in many different fields too. The support and help during the job placement process are really helpful.

Campus: The campus is super clean and well-maintained. They make sure everything is kept tidy and sanitized. The classrooms have really cool stuff and all the right tools. If there's a tech problem, the IT team fixes it quick. They also listen to us and try to make things better during feedback sessions.