Madhusudan Institute of Co-operative Management

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really know their stuff. They always try to guide us in the best way possible. Their teaching methods are cool and different. They're talented and polished in what they do. They really focus on teaching well. Plus, they help us get ready for exams and campus life. They're all about teaching us real-world stuff. Their goal is to help all students succeed.

Placement: The placements here are pretty good with nice job offers. Every year, all students get placed well, and the college even helps us find internships. Many of us land jobs in big companies and government institutions. The management also assists in securing jobs quickly.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here is good and the labs are well-equipped. We have digital boards and all the tools we need. The library is in good shape and there's plenty of sports facilities. The hostels are nice and comfortable, making it easy to stay here. They really take care of us and make sure we're comfortable.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really nice and always ready to help. They even bring in professors from other colleges sometimes. I learned a lot from some top-notch professors in Odisha for my marketing and HR classes. People say government colleges don't have enough classes, but ours are always on schedule. It's been a great experience.

Placement: There aren't many on-campus opportunities, but you can find some off-campus. The college doesn't charge a lot for campus placements. You can attend pool campus drives outside the college. Right now, some companies are coming for sales job placements. There are internships available in various companies. You can also get paid internships from government organizations.

Campus: The college is alright, but kinda old-fashioned. The hostel and buildings look outdated. Unfortunately, there's no gym around. They do have a library where we can grab books to read, which is cool. The hostel has a canteen serving food. It's decent, but could be better.

Admission: The teachers here are top-notch. They've got lots of experience in the corporate world and know their stuff. They're really friendly and teach in a practical way. You can tell they've worked in the industry. The course material is relevant to what's happening in the real world. Overall, the teachers are great.

Placement: Since this college is self-financed, the job placements aren't top-notch. But after finishing your degree, you can still land a good job. Some seniors got hired by different companies through off-campus drives. Marketing students have better placement opportunities compared to HR students.

Campus: The classrooms are nice inside, but the outside area needs work. The hostel is great, and the food in the canteen is delicious. You can find all the books you need in the library. Plus, there's Wi-Fi available. There's even a badminton court in the hostel!

Admission: The teachers here are really good. They bring in guest speakers from other colleges, which is cool. The course is practical and gets you ready for work. Exams are not too hard, just pay attention in class and you'll be fine.

Placement: I did my MBA from this college which is affiliated with BPUT. They select students through CAT and OJEE. In the MBA program, you can pick HR, marketing, or finance. The campus is decent, close to CRP Square. The teachers are mostly from other MBA colleges. The alumni network is strong and helps with job placements. They could improve the placement cell, but they do try to help you find job opportunities.

Campus: The college has cool AC rooms, nice labs, a library, and new hostel rooms. The Wi-Fi works well, and they have good facilities for presentations and labs. The hostel is okay with a canteen that serves healthy food. The water is clean, and there are security guards for safety.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really helpful. They know their stuff and teach well. They cover all the course material on time. The exam center is right on campus, which is convenient.

Placement: About half of us have already found jobs. The highest salary offered is around 7 lakhs per year, while the lowest is 2 lakhs per year. Everyone managed to land internships, mostly thanks to the college. The popular job roles here are branch managers.

Campus: The classrooms here have good infrastructure. The library has neatly organized books. The hostels are nice with all the facilities you need. You can find all the study equipment you need here.

Admission: The college uses the BPUT curriculum, which is pretty standard. Most teachers are guest faculty, leading to frequent lecture cancellations. All the faculty members are helpful, and the teaching quality is top-notch. The course is relevant and prepares students for the industry.

Placement: The college has 60 spots every semester. Almost all of them are taken by students with good grades. Admission is usually through OJEE. Since it's a government college, there aren't on-campus jobs, but everyone gets placed off-campus in good companies.

Campus: The classrooms have ACs and computers for presentations. They're clean with good bathrooms. You can borrow books from the library, but there's no Wi-Fi on campus.