MES Institute of Management and Career Courses

Admission: The faculty here is really good at teaching and they know their stuff. They give you personal attention and guidance. The teachers and other staff are well-prepared. They focus on preparing us for both academics and the real world.

Placement: The job placement team here is really good at getting lots of companies to come for recruitment. Big names like Tech Mahindra, TCS, Harbinger, Symantec, and Cognizant visit every year. They hire a bunch of students as full-time employees.

Campus: The campus has Wi-Fi everywhere which is awesome. The labs are top-notch and the staff knows their stuff. The classrooms are big and have screens, projectors, and computers. Plus, there's a cool library with lots of books. Love studying here!

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They really know their stuff. And there's not too many students in each class, just about 30 to one teacher. The courses cover cool stuff like new coding languages, artificial intelligence, and deep learning that are super useful. But man, those semester exams are tough. Barely 60% of us pass all the subjects.

Placement: There were over 60 companies at the campus placements, and 80% of students got jobs. The salary packages range from 3 to 10 LPA. Big companies like TCS, Wipro, and Capgemini were there. The college didn't offer internships, but some students found them off-campus. The job roles included Python developer, Java developer, React-JS trainee, and data analyst.

Campus: The campus is really nice with lots of trees and gardens. There's no Wi-Fi, but the library has good internet. The college doesn't have dorms, but there are private hostels nearby. Also, we have two canteens. Unfortunately, there's no big sports field on campus.

Admission: The college has really great faculty. A lot of the teachers have been teaching for more than 15 years and have worked in big companies. Some of them even have a Ph.D. degree. It's cool that some teachers help decide what's in our syllabus.

Placement: In 2015, 70% of us got placed. NVIDIA offered the highest package of around Rs. 800000 per year. Internships paid around Rs. 5000. Big companies like Persistent, TCS, Symantec, Harbinger, and NVIDIA came for placements. It was great!

Campus: The college has good infrastructure with 2 computer labs that are well-equipped. They have Wi-Fi available, and every student in our batch got an Akash tab. The library stays open until 8 pm, and the classrooms are well-equipped. Also, the college has a great auditorium, one of the best in Pune city. It's a nice place for learning.

Admission: College feels a lot like school, and the teachers are quite strict. We've got 9 teachers in the MCA department, and they really know their stuff. The college follows the Pune University syllabus, which covers things like coding, algorithms, data structure, and DBMS  all super helpful for the industry. Passing semesters is tough, and scoring above a 6.5 CGPA is a real challenge.

Placement: I haven't started my placements yet, but the seniors this year are having a tough time. They're saying that because of the recession and fewer projects, companies are hiring less and less. Some seniors are trying off-campus drives as a backup. A few got jobs at Cognizant, but not in technical roles they're starting at 4 LPA. Some startups are taking students as interns without a job promise. It's not just our college placements are down across India.

Campus: The college has a good infrastructure with spacious study areas and classrooms. However, there is no big sports ground, so sports facilities are lacking. In the lab, they provide Wi-Fi, wireless, and charging sockets for laptops. The library has plenty of benches, but using earbuds is not allowed. There are no hostels on campus, so students from other cities have to rent rooms. On average, a 1 BHK room costs around 13,000 per month, and it can accommodate up to 4 people. Food prices in the mess start at 50rs per meal and vary depending on the mess.

Admission: The faculty here are super helpful and experienced. They know their stuff inside out. About 40% of them have a Ph.D. They also use technology to help us learn better. It's great!

Placement: IMCC college in Pune has top-notch placement opportunities. Last year, 60 companies came for placements for 120 students, which is like 1 company for every 2 students. They also help us with interview prep and crash courses for technical stuff. Companies like NVIDIA, Symantec, TCS, and others hire from here. Most students get internships through the college placements. The TPO is super helpful and always there when we need support.

Campus: The campus has Wi-Fi everywhere. There are good computer labs. The library is awesome and has a lot of stuff. They have a big ground with nets for volleyball and badminton. You can also play basketball. They have all the equipment for games. They also have indoor games like carrom, table tennis, and chess.

Admission: I love this college for the great education I'm getting. The teachers here are awesome and they use projectors and PPTs in class, which helps a lot. The only thing is that the curriculum feels outdated. It would be better if they used more up-to-date software that is actually used in the industry. The semester exams are super challenging with questions that really make you think.

Placement: Lots of startup companies come to our campus. Over 30 companies came last semester, mostly startups. The big MNCs go to other colleges for hiring. Some alumni hire interns for their startups. The average package is 4.5 LPA, and interns get a stipend of 20,000 per month.

Campus: The campus isn't great - just a 3-story building. Parking is limited and we have to pay for it. Wi-Fi is in the labs, and there's a library with tons of books. No hostel here, so students rent flats. No canteen or big sports ground either.

Admission: The teachers here are really great! They know their stuff and are super helpful. The course is spot on and will definitely help you land a good IT job. Passing is at 50%, with a total of 56 credit points in the year. You only need 28 to pass, so it's doable.

Placement: Most students in our course got jobs last year around 90%! The pay ranges from 3 to 8 LPA. Big companies like TCS, Wipro, and Accenture visit our campus. About half of us also land internships with companies like Coditas. They offer roles like system engineer, data analyst, java developer, and python developer.

Campus: There's no Wi-Fi in our college, but the library is great. We have digital classrooms and a computer lab. They just opened a new 5-floor building with faculty cabins, offices, and the director's and principal's cabins.

Admission: The teachers at this college are amazing! They make classes interesting and share a lot of knowledge. Most of them have PhDs in their subjects. That's why I chose this college!

Placement: I really like how this college helps students get good jobs. They have connections with big companies like TCS and Capgemini. Also, other companies like Infosys and Wipro visit for recruitment. The college organizes guest lectures and mock interviews to prepare students for placements. It's great to have these opportunities to land a good job after graduation.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities. You can get Wi-Fi after signing up. The food in the canteen is tasty and not too expensive. The library has lots of books on different topics. Parking is good here. There are two computer labs and a top-notch auditorium with great sound and air conditioning. The IMCC auditorium is a hit with companies during campus recruitment.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and they support us a lot with our projects and interviews. We follow the SPPU curriculum, so our exams are held by Pune University at our college. Many students are from different states. The exams from SPPU can be tough, but thanks to the great teaching at our college, we all do well and clear them.

Placement: In our college, students start getting placements in the third year. Usually, lots of students get placed in the third year, but after COVID, placements have been going down. The biggest offer so far is 35 LPA from Amazon for a software development job. Internships start in the third year, which feels a bit late. But, many students still find good internships with decent pay.

Campus: Every year, we have this cool fest called Zigyasa at our college. The campus is huge, especially the library which is like something out of a movie. Unfortunately, there's no hostel, so we need to find other places to stay. The food is just okay, nothing special. Sports-wise, we don't have a big ground for games.

Admission: The professors here aren't that great. They don't seem too into teaching and some don't really know what they're doing. But, their classes are interesting and you learn a lot. The placement services are a letdown too. Not many companies come, and the jobs they offer don't pay well. Feels like the college cares more about money than giving us a good education and job prospects.

Placement: The placement setup at this college is terrible. They're all over the place, don't reply on time, and don't have good ties with good companies. They said we'd get good jobs, but that didn't happen at all. Lots of us, me included, finished without any job offers. I'm really disappointed and wish I picked a different college. I wouldn't recommend this place for anyone looking for good placements.

Campus: Don't even think about joining this college in the upcoming batches. The infrastructure is not good at all.