K J Somaiya College of Arts and Commerce

Admission: The History department at BA is awesome! The teachers are super helpful and make it easy for us to share our ideas. They're really friendly too. We have 2 semesters every year with a question bank to study from. If you put in the effort, passing is a breeze.

Placement: For BA students, there aren't many job placements available. But students can still find jobs on their own and improve their skills. They can also choose to study more or start their career by focusing on skills and extracurricular activities.

Campus: I haven't stayed in the hostel, so I can't say much about it. But the classrooms and facilities are good at Somaiya. The campus is huge, and there are many colleges inside, each focusing on different things. And there are about 6-7 canteens on campus with tasty food.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really great  they know their stuff and are always there to help. The courses are up-to-date and have a good mix of theory and hands-on learning. We have regular exams to keep us on track.

Placement: Somaiya College for Arts and Commerce doesn't have placements for undergrads, but they're working on it. They organize campus interviews for Master's students and send emails about job openings. Still, they need to do better in this area.

Campus: The classrooms, washrooms, and labs are always clean and nice. The canteens have really good service and yummy food. The food quality is top-notch. They also have a mess facility. The infrastructure is amazing. The clerical staff is a bit slow, though. They take longer than expected for clerical work.

Admission: The teachers here are pretty good and they do help out to a certain degree. The course content is okay, not amazing but not terrible either. It's a bit old-fashioned, but it does prepare you for the real world to some extent. Exams are not too hard, just average, and most people pass with a 90% success rate.

Placement: This year, the placement drive was pretty good. The highest package for our course was around 5-6 LPA, and the average was 3-4 LPA. About half of us landed internships at decent companies. The lowest package offered was around 0-1 LPA.

Campus: The campus facilities are big and decent, but Wi-Fi doesn't cover the whole area. The library is great though. I can't speak on the food quality since I eat at home, but there are good sports facilities and medical care available.

Admission: The teachers were really fair and graded us on what we knew, not playing favorites. Everyone got a shot to show what they could do, and the teachers listened to us. Exams happened when they were supposed to.

Placement: I took a finance course where they selected students with over 80% marks. The highest salary package was 8 LPA, and the lowest was 2.5 LPA. Companies like KPMG, JP Morgan, and Sutherland came for placements. They offered roles like executives and managers.

Campus: At my college, there were 32 institutes with top-notch facilities that felt like a small town. The food was great and the buildings were awesome. The professors in my course were really smart, some even studied abroad. It was a great time overall.

Admission: Somaiya College in Mumbai is really great. They have lots of courses to choose from, not just academics but sports too. The curriculum is up-to-date and helps us get ready for jobs. I really like it there.

Placement: The placements are awesome, but for B.Com students like me, it's a bit tough since most students are into other courses like BMS, BBA, BAF, etc. Still, the college placements are top-notch, with many students landing great jobs.

Campus: The architecture at this college is top-notch, and the campus space is unbeatable. I've been to a few colleges, and this one is definitely up there. There are plenty of canteens on campus, and the food is amazing!

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! Exams can be a bit challenging, but I think it helps us learn better. They give us lots of assignments and projects to keep us busy. Plus, they encourage us to join in on fests, which is really fun. Overall, the teachers are super supportive and know their stuff.

Placement: The placements were okay, but not everyone got a job. Only 1 out of 4 students got placed. Some big companies came for placements at our college. It was alright overall, but many students got low-paying internships and salaries.

Campus: The campus here is awesome! We've got a big area with tasty food, a cool play zone, and great buildings. There are labs, a library, IT rooms, and plenty of other stuff that's top-notch. Plus, we've got sports facilities like an athletic field, badminton court, and basketball court all with awesome facilities.

Admission: Exams aren't that hard, you can pass even if you study just the day before. The teachers are really good and know their stuff. The course doesn't fully prepare you for the industry, though. Most students pass with a 90-95% in each semester.

Placement: Getting into this college is mainly based on your name on the list and how much you pay. About 75-79% of the list gets closed. Most students here are studying CA CS. Since attendance isn't strict, it's great for students in these courses. The average package is around 5-6 Lacs, which is pretty good.

Campus: The classrooms are just okay, but they don't have air conditioning. The fans are slow and it gets really hot in there. If you have trouble breathing, it can be tough. The food on campus is good, but it's pricey. And the hostel costs are way too high compared to the total course fees for a year.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really good. They help you a lot during your course. They know their stuff well and are always there to support you. They also organize activities related to our studies. There's also an IV organized by the college. The pass rate is about 75%, which is pretty decent.

Placement: I was really impressed with the job opportunities available on campus. Companies like JPMorgan, Chase, and KPMG were there, offering salaries ranging from 3.5 LPA to 6 LPA. It was great to see so many options right out of college.

Campus: I really like the college because it has cool stuff like IT labs, a library, and an online portal for course info and personal details. Plus, we can play basketball and do other sports. The mess food is great only around Rs. 60 for unlimited lunch! It's awesome.

Admission: The teachers in this course are really helpful and supportive. They make sure you have all the information you need. The examination committee is also supportive. You can easily access question banks and notes from the college faculty.

Placement: Most students got placed, around 88%. The highest package is 6 Lacs, the lowest is 80,000, and the average is 2.5 Lacs. They offer roles like director, marketer, and accountant assistant. Companies like Deloitte and the Big 4 come for recruitment. It's a good college for those starting out in accounting or business.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here is not great, which can be a bummer. The classrooms are cool though. The hostel is nice and has good facilities. They even have a Xerox center right in the college building, which is super helpful for all your paperwork. Overall, my experience was good, but there's definitely room for improvement.

Admission: The teachers here are really nice and they help us a lot. But sometimes the classes are a bit all over the place. The exams at the end of each semester aren't too hard as long as you study well. The teachers are always there to answer any questions we have. Overall, I feel like this course could do a better job of preparing us for the real world.

Placement: I'm in my third year of B.Com right now. Good companies are visiting our campus for placements, offering nice packages and internships. The average package is around 2-5 LPA. About half of the students in my course landed internships, and job offers depend on your skills. It's pretty cool to see all these opportunities coming our way!

Campus: The campus is a bit old-school with basic facilities. Sometimes the classrooms are dirty and they don't share the Wi-Fi password. The library is okay, but the books really come in handy during exams. The computer lab is cool and the teachers are supportive.