Kirloskar Institute of Management, Harihar

Admission: The teachers mostly visit, but the courses are well organized. What's cool is there are only about 120 students on campus. This means you can chat with the teachers and guests one-on-one.

Placement: The job placements here are great, especially for marketing students. In the last two years, all students got placed. The average package was around 6 Lacs, with the middle package being the same. The highest package was 14 Lacs and the lowest was 5 Lacs. This college is a good choice if you want a good return on your investment.

Campus: The campus here is awesome! The weather is great, and there are so many green spaces. Everything is well-kept and they've got all the facilities you could ask for. The classrooms are top-notch, and there's also a gym, cafeteria, playground, swimming pool, squash room, badminton court, basketball court, and shops. It's really cool!

Admission: The course curriculum could use some improvement, but the faculty members are great. A lot of them are visiting faculty, so you might not see them every day, but they're always there to help over the phone or WhatsApp. The curriculum just needs a bit more order to it.

Placement: The job opportunities after finishing the course aren't great right now. Some students haven't found placements yet. The Operations and HR departments are having a hard time with placements. In Marketing, most of the placements last season were for sales roles.

Campus: The campus at Harihar is top-notch. The buildings are really nice and there's lots of green space. The hostel rooms are big enough for two people and they keep everything clean. The only downside is that there's no cafeteria on campus.

Admission: I think it's better to spend money on marketing instead of finance, HR, and operations. The faculty are all really good at what they do. They even added a new data analytics course this year, which is cool since it's becoming big these days.

Placement: The job opportunities at our college are great. Everyone in our batch got placed, which is awesome. Marketing students have more chances than others. The top salary offered to us was 12 lakhs per year. Lots of big companies hire from our college. Even Kirloskar Groups came for placements, and many of us got jobs there.

Campus: I love this college! It's so peaceful and surrounded by greenery. The atmosphere here is perfect for learning and growing. The campus has Wi-Fi, plus cool stuff like hostels, sports grounds, a pool, and a gym. The classrooms are top-notch, and there's a library and computer lab too. Love it here!

Admission: The faculty here are really helpful and positive. They know their stuff and make learning interesting. There's about 18-20 faculty members for every 180 students. We went to JSW for a field trip, which was cool. The courses are practical and interesting, with lots of real-life examples. It's a good place to learn.

Placement: The placements here are pretty good. About half of our senior class already have jobs. The highest salary offered was 12 lakhs per year, and the average was 6 lakhs. Companies like Amazon, HDFC, and naukri.com come to hire students. They offer roles like manager and others. Around 65% of students get internships through the college, but only a few get paid. The average stipend is around 5 thousand.

Campus: The Wi-Fi works well. The labs and classrooms are nice. The library is really good. Medical facilities are good too. The sports facility is just okay. The labs and classrooms are good quality. The food is okay but sometimes there's not much. Hostel food is really good though. We had some infrastructure problems, but they fixed them. It's a good college, but could use some improvements. Overall, the infrastructure is good.

Admission: The director, Pai sir, is really good, but some other faculty are just okay. Whenever there's a problem with a teacher, the management acts quickly to fix it. Most of our teachers are visiting faculty. We also got to see how things work in the industry when we visited the JSW plant last semester.

Placement: Around 60 students from our senior batch have already landed jobs out of 180 students. The top offer is about Rs. 12 lakhs, and the lowest is Rs. 6 lakhs. Big companies like Amazon, Amul, and HDFC came to our college for placements. Most students, around 80%, get internships here. I'm not sure about the stipend though. The faculty and college don't play a big part in placements; it's mostly up to the students. But the college does provide all the support needed to secure a job.

Campus: KIAMS is a great place to be. It's got everything we need to enjoy college life and set ourselves up for the future. The Wi-Fi, labs, and classrooms are all top-notch. The library is stocked with plenty of books and newspapers. The food might not have a huge variety, but the quality is always good. The hostel rooms are okay, not the most comfy but they do the job. Overall, no complaints about the facilities or infrastructure at all.

Admission: The teachers mostly come on weekends and are experts in their fields. They mostly have PhDs. Some new subjects were introduced, but there are some issues with them. They also use case studies to help us understand better.

Placement: The college is known for their marketing program. Last year, the top offer in marketing was 14 lakhs per year from Amazon. The average offer was around 6 lakhs per year. Companies like HDFC and Accenture recruit here, and Amul hires a lot too. Almost everyone got a job last year, about 98% of students.

Campus: The campus here has everything you need, like hot water, washing machines, and a kitchen with good food. The rooms are mostly shared, but that's cool. The place looks nice and is well taken care of. It's a comfy spot to live in for sure.

Admission: The professors at our college are super helpful in helping us learn real-world stuff. They really go out of their way to make sure we understand and succeed. They're always there to share what they know. Plus, we get to dive into real-life examples to learn and grow.

Placement: The college provides great job opportunities. Almost all our senior students, around 98%, get placed every year. Companies like Amazon, JSW Steel, ICICI Bank, and HDFC Bank come to hire students. The highest salary offered was Rs. 12,00,000 a year, the average was Rs. 6,50,000 a year, and the lowest was Rs. 5,50,000 a year.

Campus: Our college has awesome facilities and a top-notch infrastructure. We can use Wi-Fi all over the campus to go online and review what we learned in class. The library is packed with about 11,000 books and online resources, so we can always dive into reading wherever we are. Love it here!

Admission: The teachers at this college are mostly guest faculty with a lot of them having PhDs. They're really nice and know their stuff well. At the beginning of each trimester, we get the course details and schedule. It helps us plan ahead and stay on track.

Placement: The college placements are pretty good. Last year, the top salary offered was around 14 lakhs per year and the average was about 6 lakhs per year. Companies like Amazon, HDFC, Amul, Tata, AIG, and more came for placements. Marketing, finance, and HR placements are really strong, so it's a good return on investment.

Campus: I really like the vibe at the college. The campus is pretty cool with spacious hostels and classrooms. The library has a lot of good books, and there are two computer labs open late. The canteen is clean, and there are rooms for group study. Overall, it's a nice place to study.

Admission: The school year is split into 6 trimesters, each about 3 months long, starting in June and ending in March. The calendar shows when exams and breaks are. And don't forget, there's a 3-month internship during one of the semesters.

Placement: The college has really good placements, around 98%. The highest salary offered is 12 lakhs per year, and the average is 6 lakhs per year. Marketing students get placed easily. The management department is working on getting better pay packages. This year, all business immersion students got placed, with an average monthly stipend of Rs. 15,000.

Campus: The classrooms are really cool with AC, and the library has tons of books online and offline. We've got sports like basketball, cricket, and badminton, plus a green field. The campus has Wi-Fi, and you can get medical help too. It's pretty awesome here!

Admission: The teachers are really knowledgeable and have a great way of teaching. However, there aren't many permanent teachers. We mostly have guest teachers. The curriculum is top-notch and geared towards industry needs. Since there aren't many students, you can spend quality time with the faculty. They're super supportive and friendly.

Placement: The placement scene at KIAMS is pretty good. In our senior batch, around 50% of students have already been placed, and placements are still ongoing. The highest salary offered so far is 14 lakhs, with an average of 5 lakhs. The top roles offered are business consultant, territory manager, and deputy manager. Companies like Amazon, ICICI, HDFC, Kantar, Modi Analytics, and Satguru Travels are among the top recruiters. I'm in the marketing course, and the highest package offered till now is 11 lakhs, with an average of 4.9 lakhs. Every student gets a 100% internship opportunity in various companies.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure with a well-maintained computer lab and an awesome library full of knowledge. Wi-Fi is available 24/7 which is super convenient. The lodging is good, the hospitality is nice, and the mess food is okay it can be a bit tough for North Indian students to get used to South Indian food, but you can manage. There's no canteen on campus, but there's a shop that sells everything you need, and the market is just a kilometer away. Plus, there's a gym, sports ground, sports room, and even a swimming pool available for students. Overall, it's a pretty cool place to study.