MAIMS Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are really nice and they help a lot. The courses are kinda theoretical, like in all IPU colleges. But if we take the lead, we can do better. The exams each semester are not too hard. You can actually do pretty well even if you start studying just a week before.

Placement: The college always helps us find good chances for internships and jobs. If you work hard, you can land a great internship or job. Most BBA students can expect to earn around 4.5 to 6.5 lakhs after they graduate.

Campus: MAIMS has the largest campus at IP University. They've got AC rooms, a projector, a boys hostel, a nice library, and sports teams. But it's a bit far from the nearest metro station, around 8-9 km. There aren't many fun spots close by and no Wi-Fi.

Admission: The BBA teachers are okay, but the LLB teachers are really good and helpful. We get to go on field trips and do lots of hands-on stuff for being a lawyer. The exams can be tough, but if you're cool with the teachers, they might help you out with good grades.

Placement: Around half the students got jobs last year. The best offer was probably around 12 lakhs per year. Big companies like Luthra and Luthra hired a lot of people. We have to find our own internships; the college doesn't arrange them. A bunch of students got good jobs because they did well in their studies.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is awesome. The building just opened two weeks ago, and it even made it to the news! The campus is really nice too, with AC in all classrooms, libraries, and labs. I can't say much about the hostels since none of my friends live there.

Admission: The teachers at college are really nice. As long as you're respectful, they're friendly too. Exams are split into 40 marks for internals and 60 marks for externals. You need at least 40 marks to pass. It's pretty easy to get 40 marks in internals, which is great for keeping a good CGPA.

Placement: The college does a good job with placements. They have an active training and placement cell that takes us on industrial visits every year. The top companies that come for recruitment are HDFC Bank and Deloitte. They offer roles in sales and customer relationship management. I'm not sure about the exact percentage of students getting placed, though.

Campus: The college campus is really big and the buildings are impressive. It's fully air-conditioned and there are around 6 canteens to grab food from. Hostel options are only for guys, but I'm not sure about the price. It's easy to get around and explore because of the large campus.

Admission: Getting hands-on experience in our field would be super helpful for us students. Knowing about the real work environment early on would definitely prepare us better for our future jobs.

Placement: The college needs to improve the job offers they give to students after graduation. They should connect with well-known law firms and lawyers for my course. I don't know much about other courses. Also, internships are crucial for starting a career. But the faculty don't seem very helpful in guiding students to find good internships, especially for the first one. They should definitely work on this.

Campus: They need to have Wi-Fi for students on campus. MAIMS should get more books and make the library bigger, like MAIT's library. The classrooms, sports, and medical facilities are all good, no complaints there.

Admission: The staff and facilities here are super helpful and work together well. They're always there to help with questions and support us in clubs and stuff. The classes are tough but fair. We have exams in every semester and halfway through. Most students pass with grades between 85% and 95%.

Placement: The college had a placement rate of around 65-70% that year, which was pretty good. The top salary offered was 8 lakhs, and the lowest was 2 lakhs. They even got placements from the NBA bank.

Campus: The college has really good infrastructure and everything is well-kept. The classrooms, labs, library, and even the grounds are all air-conditioned. They also have hostels with Wi-Fi, a gym, and tasty food. It's pretty awesome!

Admission: The Econ department teachers really know their stuff. They're always there to clear up any questions we have, whether it's about school, life, or work stuff. I got in through the IPU CET seat allotment system based on my rank.

Placement: We do have a placement cell at our college, which is helpful. But we can't rely solely on the college for placements. Students also need to look for off-campus opportunities. Thankfully, the college is now providing more placement options compared to before. Hopefully, it will keep improving in the future.

Campus: The infrastructure at MAIMS is awesome. Every classroom has AC and good lighting to help us focus during lectures. There are two libraries with a book bank for the whole course till we graduate. We can study there as long as we like, and the setup is really nice.

Admission: The teachers here are okay, but it can change each semester. In my first semester, they were great, but in the second one, not so much. It kind of depends on luck, I guess. We have exams twice every semester  once inside the college and once outside. If you're cool in class, the teachers are chill with giving you good marks in the internal tests.

Placement: At Maharaja Agrasen College, the placements were pretty good in 2022 - around 37%. The highest package was 3.3 lakhs per year, and the lowest was 1.2 lakhs per year. The top recruiters were Bank of Baroda, and the main roles offered were CRM and sales.

Campus: The facilities at AIMS are pretty good. There are about 3-4 libraries where you can study in peace. They've got lots of chill spots for students, 6 canteens, a big ground, and stands area. Hostel options are only for guys.

Admission: The teachers here are pretty good, but it can change each semester. In my first semester, the teachers were great, but in the second semester, it was the opposite. It's kind of luck of the draw. We have exams both inside and outside the college each semester. If you're friendly and participate in class, the teachers usually give you good grades on the internal exams.

Placement: At Maharaja Agrasen College, the placements were pretty good. Around 37% of students got placed in 2022. The highest salary offered was 3.3 LPA, while the lowest was 1.2 LPA. Bank of Baroda was the top recruiter, offering roles in CRM and sales.

Campus: At AIMS, the campus is really nice. There are like 34 libraries where you can study in peace. Lots of spots for hanging out, 6 canteens, and a big ground to chill. But just so you know, hostels are only for guys.

Admission: The professors here all have Ph.Ds, so they really know their stuff. They're always there to help when you need it. We ask a lot of questions as law students, and they always give us answers. Each semester, we have two kinds of exams. First, we have internal exams at the college. Then, we have external exams at a different center assigned by the university. The professors are great, and the campus is pretty big. It's not massive, but it's definitely better than other colleges in IPU, including VIPS.

Placement: MAIMS is a cool college with lots of students. If you join for law, it's a good choice. You'll enjoy it. They have a placement and internship cell, but you need to hustle for your own job.

Campus: The college has upgraded its facilities, especially in the MABS department. The libraries are nice and quiet, perfect for long study sessions. I don't live in the hostel, but some of my friends do. They say it's not the best. If you're looking for PG accommodations, there are some near the campus. Just be aware that Rohini Sector 22 isn't very developed yet.

Admission: The teachers at college are nice and friendly as long as you're respectful. Exams are split into 40% internals and 60% externals, and you need 40 marks to pass. It's pretty easy to get a perfect score of 40. Your CGPA stays consistent here.

Placement: Placements at Maharaja Agrasen were pretty good in 2022. About 37% of students got placed. The highest salary offered was 3.3 LPA and the lowest was 1.2 LPA. Bank of Baroda was a top recruiter, mainly for CRM and sales roles.

Campus: The infrastructure at AIMS is really good. There are like 3-4 libraries where you can study in peace. They also have lots of cool spots for hanging out, like six canteens and a big ground with stands. But just so you know, the hostel is only for guys.