K.L.E. Society's Institute of Management Studies and Research (KLESIMSR )

Admission: The marketing faculty is really good. They teach well and share a lot of valuable knowledge. However, the finance teachers could be more experienced. It feels like they don't have as much real-world experience. The college offers a dual specialization in marketing and finance which is pretty cool.

Placement: The placements at IMSR College are pretty good, especially for marketing students. Most of the opportunities you'll find are in sales, though. If you're into finance, it might be a bit tough to land a job through campus placements here. But hey, if you're willing to look outside, you might have better luck.

Campus: The college has really stepped up their game with the infrastructure. They added more classrooms and upgraded everything. The computer labs and internet are solid too. Plus, they've got sports like table tennis and cricket. Overall, the setup is good, but what really counts is the quality of education.

Admission: The professors here are terrible. They talk in a bad way and don't care about us. It feels like I wasted a ton of money and 2 years of my life. Thanks to the director, a few professors have quit. I can't even describe how bad they are. They should be ashamed of themselves.

Placement: Man, the campus at IMSR college was terrible. The placement officer there hardly cared about us getting jobs. Only around 25-30 companies showed up, and some were just for multiple colleges. It was rough for us students, and the placement officer didn't really do much to help. He seemed more interested in watching us struggle, which was so disappointing. I was really let down by the facilities at IMSR college.

Campus: The college feels like a hospital with its white walls, smelly bathrooms, and untidy rooms. There are about 90 students in total, but we don't have chairs in the rooms. We have to go to the staff room to grab one. Plus, there's no drinking water available. In the summer, we can't even switch on the air-conditioner during classes. They expect us to focus without it. And there's no canteen to grab a snack. Classes go on for 3 hours straight without a break.

Admission: The teachers were qualified, but they need to work on their teaching methods. Instead of just writing on the board, they should use more PowerPoint presentations and digital tools to help us learn better. I find that more helpful.

Placement: I liked the placements at college, but there weren't many companies to choose from. They offered roles like associates and consultants. About 35% of students got internships, and the placement cell is helpful. The salaries offered to placed students were quite low.

Campus: The campus is great with good facilities. They're still working on upgrading the infrastructure. The classrooms are nice, but they could use more digital tools since it's a management course focused on practical learning.

Admission: The teachers were pretty good. We mainly learn in class, but for exams, it's all about the PowerPoint presentations. Lots of students have a business background, which is no big deal for them. But it can be tough for those of us looking to work. Not all the teachers are alike, so we gotta adapt for certain subjects.

Placement: There are lots of companies that come for placements, but most of them are for sales jobs. Only a couple of companies might hire you for operations. And here's the catch - once you get a job offer, you can't go for interviews with other companies, even if you're not really keen on the one that picked you.

Campus: During my time at the college, the facilities were alright. They had Wi-Fi, but it didn't work well on phones so I couldn't use social media. The computers were pretty old and not everyone could use them at once. We only got to do sports once a year, which was kinda disappointing. There weren't any medical services, so don't count on that. The college did organize some fun events and festivals though.

Admission: The teachers at this college are awesome! They know their stuff, explain things well, and are really patient. They make sure we understand everything by checking in regularly. Plus, they can change their teaching style to match what works best for each student. I feel totally prepared for the real world after graduating from here.

Placement: I'm glad to say that 78% of us got jobs after finishing our course. The pay ranged from 10k to 25k, with the average being 15k. Top companies like Infosys, Wipro, and Infotech hired many of us for roles like manager, finance analyst, and accountant. Also, 70% of students landed internships through our college. It's a great place to kickstart your career!

Campus: The college has lots of computer labs and skill programs. The coaches are great, and the library has tons of books. The canteen is clean and serves good food for students and faculty. We also have a big sports ground with equipment. And there's a medical facility for emergencies.