JK Business School Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here have worked in companies before, so they share real-life stories in class. They keep the curriculum current, and they mix things up with surprise quizzes, presentations, assignments, and discussions about past tests.

Placement: The college really helps us find jobs. They work with big companies like JK Tech. They train us well before placements. JK Tech is the top company for BCA students. Other streams also have good options. The highest salary offered is 18 LPA.

Campus: The college has awesome computer labs for us tech students. They really push us to join tech events outside. The hostel and campus both have Wi-Fi. The food and sports are great here. Plus, there's a new canteen now too!

Admission: I really like how friendly all the staff are at this college. They all have Ph.D. degrees in their subjects. The clubs here are great for learning new things. They even do pre-university exams before the semester exams to help us prepare. The passing percentage is 40%. It's a good place to study.

Placement: Almost all the students in our batch found jobs. The highest salary was 24 LPA, while the average was 8 LPA and the lowest was 4 LPA. Companies like Nestled, Decathlon, Genpact, Floors & Furnices, and Growth Maximisers hired students from our course. The college is great for learning and growing, with a good mix of academics and fun activities.

Campus: The campus has free Wi-Fi which is a big plus. The classrooms are big and clean. The library has all the books we need. The hostel rooms are spacious and the food is really good. The people here are super friendly. Love it!

Admission: The teachers at this college are super knowledgeable. A lot of them come from top-notch schools like IIM and other top b-schools in India. The course curriculum follows UGC guidelines, so it's spot on. When it comes to semester exams, they're pretty straightforward. You mostly just have to memorize stuff and regurgitate it on paper. It's not too tough.

Placement: None of us in our group got a job placement. The only option was a sales job at Byju's, which has a bad work environment. A few of my buddies did internships at BigBasket but didn't even get a certificate. Only sales roles were available, no other types of jobs were offered.

Campus: The hostel is pretty good with nice rooms and food, but there's no Wi-Fi. The sports facilities aren't great, but the gym is okay. The canteen has a lot of options, but nothing really stands out as great.

Admission: The teachers are okay and smart. Sometimes they can be boring, which leads to arguments and trouble. The head of departments can make us feel small. Making friends and hanging out outside of class is fun. We mostly have to study by ourselves.

Placement: I think less than half of students here actually get jobs because there are too many engineers out there. My advice is to focus on something that's valuable to you and can make you money. It's important to build connections outside of college to find a good job or internship. Don't rely solely on this college for that. You have to be proactive and look for opportunities on your own.

Campus: The classrooms here are pretty nice. Each one has 2 air-conditioners, comfy benches, and smartboards. The main cafeteria is okay, but I suggest bringing your own food. We've got 2 cafeterias on campus. The second one, Aunty Wali canteen, is awesome. They've got everything from momos to fries to coffee. It's a great spot for snacks and meals.

Admission: Some teachers are great while others aren't so good. A few act childish and get too involved in students' personal stuff. The course is good, and the curriculum makes sense. The semester exams are quite hard, and almost 90% of students pass.

Placement: Around 20-30% of us go for placements here, and the salary packages range from 3 LPA to 4 LPA. Companies like Daikin, Nestle, and ITC come for recruitment. Some of us also land internships at places like Zomato and Nestle. They offer roles like marketing executive, sales manager, and operations.

Campus: The infrastructure and facilities here are decent, but not top-notch. The library is good, and the Wi-Fi is okay. The labs don't seem to be used much. Classrooms are alright. The hostel is nice, but the mess food quality is really poor. I live in the hostel, and I'm always annoyed because of the bad food.

Admission: The teachers really know their stuff and have real-life experience too. They push us to improve all the time. The course content is up-to-date and I feel like it prepares us well for the industry. We have exams with the Gurugram University, and they also give us practice tests before the real ones. It's super helpful for getting ready for the exams.

Placement: I'm not sure about placements right now because no companies have come for BBA placements yet. Some students are freelancing instead. The college offers internships to 2nd-year students.

Campus: I really like it here. The food in the mess is awesome compared to other places. The Wi-Fi works well, and there are plenty of books in the library. We have lots of sports to choose from like volleyball, badminton, and cricket. The classrooms are kept nice, and our rooms get cleaned regularly by the maid. It's a good place to be.

Admission: The teachers here have worked in companies before, so they share practical stories in class. They keep the courses up-to-date, which is really cool. The teachers are friendly and explain things well. They know their stuff and explain it clearly.

Placement: I'm really happy with the placement results from our batch. Around 86% of us got placed, which is awesome. The highest package was 6 LPA, while the lowest was 3 LPA. Companies like Jk Tech, TCS, KPMG, Magic Pin, and Nestle hired a lot of us. Almost everyone got internships and offers from Jk Tech, TCS, and Hackaday. It's been a great experience overall!

Campus: The college has awesome computer labs for students studying tech stuff. They really push us to join tech events outside of school. The campus is well-kept and super nice. Plus, there are plenty of spots for chilling out, like parks and gardens with lots of plants.

Admission: The teachers are okay, but most of them don't really connect with students. I like taking classes at a different college because they pay more attention to us undergrads, while this college seems to focus more on PGDM students. It would be nice if they could give more importance to us undergrads too.

Placement: The college doesn't offer internships to day scholars, only to hostel students. The placements aren't great either. It would be better if they considered both day scholars and hostel students equally. But it seems like hostel students get more priority.

Campus: I wasn't happy with the college's infrastructure. All I see is greenery, but the ACs in the classes and cafeteria don't work well. The hostel conditions are not great, and the food they serve is of very low quality.

Admission: Some teachers are great while others aren't so good. A few act childish and get too involved in students' personal stuff. The course is good, and the curriculum makes sense. The semester exams are quite hard, and almost 90% of students pass.

Placement: Only about a quarter of students opt for placements here. The top package is around 4 LPA, while the lowest is 3 LPA. Companies like Daikin, Nestle, and ITC come for recruitment. Some students also land internships with Zomato and Nestle. They offer roles like marketing executive, sales executive, operations, and sales manager.

Campus: The campus buildings and stuff are okay, but not amazing. The library is cool. Wi-Fi works fine and labs are kinda empty. Classrooms are alright. The hostel is decent, but the food in the mess is terrible. I live in the hostel and I'm always annoyed because of the bad food.

Admission: The teachers at JK Business School (JKBS) have lots of experience and know their stuff. They focus on real-world skills, which is great for learning. The PGDM program gets you ready for working in the industry. The exams each semester are tough, but they don't share pass rates publicly.

Placement: I went to JK Business School (JKBS) and the PGDM program there had a 95.4% placement rate. The average package was 7 LPA. Companies like Decathlon, Nestle, Berger Paints, and Axis Bank recruited students. I got internships at Flipkart, Dabur, EY, and IDBI. The roles offered were in sales, marketing, finance, and supply chain.

Campus: The campus is really green, which is nice. Wi-Fi works everywhere on campus. The labs are spacious. Classes are high-tech and the rooms have good ventilation. The food is decent, and they keep things clean. The hostel rooms are tidy, and the mess food is tasty. They also have medical rooms in case of emergencies.