Maharashtra Education Society’s Garware College of Commerce

Admission: The teachers at our college know their stuff, but they're not great at helping us with our questions. The teaching is really good though. I feel like the course curriculum prepares us well for real-world jobs. I believe our college is top-notch for commerce studies.

Placement: In my course, about half of the students get placed in good companies. The highest salary offered is around 2 Lakhs per year, while the lowest is about 1 Lakh per year. On average, it's about 1.5 Lakhs per year. The top companies that hire from our course are in financial services, international banking, and commercial services. The main roles offered are in insurance and manufacturing services. The highest package offered is 2.3 Lakhs per year, the lowest is 0.8 Lakhs per year, and the average is 1.5 Lakhs per year. About a third of students land internships through our course, mostly in finance and indirect taxes.

Campus: Our college has awesome facilities, especially the library, classrooms, and labs. The Wi-Fi speed is good too. I love studying in the library because it has all the books I need. The infrastructure of the college is top-notch.

Admission: The teachers here are okay, but some of them have a strong Marathi accent which can be hard to understand. They know their stuff, though. Their teaching style is good and makes it easier to learn. We get to go on field trips in India pretty often, and there's also a trip abroad every year. It's cool to see different places and learn about other colleges worldwide.

Placement: The college placements are really good here. Garware College brings in lots of companies for hiring us. Last year, around 73% of students got internships in 2017. Companies come to hire all of us for jobs, and they offer great job profiles.

Campus: Garware College of Commerce has a great building with 7 floors, lifts, and washrooms on every floor. There are two buildings for commerce connected by a bridge. The classrooms are good, but the benches are small and not comfy. The labs are big and nice. Food is clean and good quality. The environment is nice too.

Admission: I loved my course because it matched my interests. The teachers here are super experienced and good at what they do. They start from the basics and take you to advanced stuff. The student-teacher ratio is great, so you can ask questions easily. Exams are fair and help you study well. With that prep, passing exams is a breeze. Class size is around 50, and fees are INR 110,000 per year.

Placement: MCA students can start applying for jobs in the 2nd semester. Lots of big companies like Amazon, Wipro, TCS, Cognizant, and Capgemini come to our college every year. In 2022, Capgemini and Cognizant hired over 300 students. The highest salary offered so far is 3 crore, and the average is around 4.5 LPA. About 85% of students get placed in top MNCs. I hope to land a job in one of these companies with a good salary package.

Campus: Living in the hostel is pretty good, but it's only for first and second-year students. The hostel has its own mess, and the fees are fair for what you get. You can sign up for the hostel at the college, and if you qualify for certain government categories, you might even get a scholarship. If you prefer, there's also a PG option near the college. It costs around 6,000 per month for accommodation and 4,000 per month for food. The hostel fee is 55,556 rupees per year.

Admission: The teachers at the college were super helpful and really knew their stuff. They taught really well. But some students weren't totally prepared for the industry yet. Still, most students did great with over 97% passing all their subjects.

Placement: The B.Com placement cell didn't give enough help with job placements. WNS was the top company that came for placements, but there weren't any internships offered. The placement cell needs to do more to help students find jobs.

Campus: The college library had lots of books to choose from. I liked to study in the reading room there. They also had English and Marathi newspapers, plus magazines. Just a heads up, there's no free parking available at the college.

Admission: The college has professors for different subjects like Dr. Anand Lele for banking and finance, Bharat Sidram Vhankate for travel and tourism, and Dr. Suhas Bhaskar Joshi for marketing and retail management. They offer courses like B.Com, BBA, BBA-CA, M.Com, MCA, and BBA-IB.

Placement: I landed a job at a startup called American Vision Pvt. Ltd. My time there was amazing, full of great memories. The college's placement services are top-notch. The teachers are super supportive and their pep talks really help us grow our skills and mindset for success.

Campus: The college's management did a great job improving the campus. They came up with some cool ideas that made things more fun for us students. It's a really welcoming place to be.

Admission: The college offers really good education, which is why most students attend all classes and don't need extra tutoring. Any problems with studies are sorted out at college, so there's no need to go elsewhere. The teachers are well-qualified, making it a great place to study.

Placement: A lot of companies come to our college, making it easy for students to find jobs. We have marketing and banking companies visiting often, which is why many students choose to study here. The average salary package is around 3.8 LPA, with the highest being 15.8 LPA and the lowest at 2.8 LPA. It's a good place to be if you're looking for job opportunities after graduation.

Campus: I like this college because it has good facilities and education quality. The campus, library, canteen, and hostel are all nice. That's why I picked this college, they have a lot of stuff to offer.

Admission: The teachers are really nice and know their stuff, but it would be cool if they tried out some new teaching methods. The course content doesn't really prepare you for the industry, so you gotta get some real-world experience. The exams each semester are not too hard, and you can even take other classes at the same time.

Placement: Most students here end up getting a job after graduating, which is awesome. The average salary is about 4.5 LPA. Also, a good number of students get internships in different roles like assistant managers and executives. It all depends on what skills you bring to the table.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is nice, and they have a library with books for all our courses. There's also a reading hall, but it looks a little old from the outside now.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really well-qualified. They all have master's, CA, or MBA degrees. They teach in a practical way that helps us get ready for jobs. Their unique teaching style makes this college's faculty stand out.

Placement: Around half of us in our course found jobs after graduating. The pay ranged from 2 to 6 LPA. Big companies like Deloitte, PWC, and BDO come to hire students. Most of us landed roles like accounting executives. The highest pay some got was 10 LPA, with an average of 5 LPA. Some of us did internships at top companies like Aditya Birla, KPMG, and Grant Thornton.

Campus: The Wi-Fi works great here. The library is open until 6 pm every day. They offer hostel rooms for students from outside. The hostel was nice, but the food was just okay. The campus is small, but really pretty. There's a big ground for sports and hanging out. Overall, I really enjoy being here at my college.

Admission: The teachers at our college are super experienced and always ready to help. They know a lot about what they teach. They teach in a cool way that makes things easy to learn. The course goes on for 3 years, with 1 year having 2 semesters. We also get to do hands-on stuff. Exams are not too hard, mostly manageable.

Placement: The college has a placement cell on campus where companies like Exim, Eclerk, and Joyallukas come to offer jobs. Over half of students get placed through this program, and the average package is 3 lakhs.

Campus: The college here has awesome facilities. There are 3 computer labs, a canteen, more than 70 classrooms, and 3 buildings for hostels. They've got 3 big libraries, one of them is digital. And there are lifts for students, which is cool.