MET Institute of Management Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The senior teachers are really good at what they do. They give us all the info we need to get ready for jobs and the industry. Some guest teachers were not as good because they were not very experienced. But overall, the teachers here are top-notch. The MS course is a bit old-fashioned.

Placement: Most of us in my batch have already got job offers, but some are still in the process. The highest salary offered was 7.5lacs, while the lowest was 3lacs. Companies like Kantar, HDFC LTD, and TCS came for recruitment, mainly for the role of Relationship Manager. Sadly, we haven't started our internships yet because the admission process got delayed.

Campus: The college has great facilities and everything is well taken care of. You can easily find books and magazines in the library. The computer labs are easy to get to, and they offer some perks to students. Unfortunately, there's no hostel or mess, but the canteen food is good. The staff is really helpful, especially with connecting out-of-town students. Plus, the college has awesome options for sports and other fun activities.

Admission: The teachers are really good at teaching and they share their experiences too. They know a lot and have good experience. If you study well, the exams are not too hard. The courses they offer are up-to-date and they add new ones every semester.

Placement: The course offers great job opportunities in marketing. Even online, you can learn a lot. I'm studying marketing and you can land roles in research, analysis, sales, core marketing, branding, and management. It's a great learning experience!

Campus: The college doesn't have its own hostel, but the canteen is good. They're planning a virtual MET Utsav which sounds exciting. Because of the pandemic, we haven't been able to visit the campus yet, but the infrastructure looks really nice.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome and super helpful. They share a lot of real-life experiences and make classes fun and engaging. They organize events to show us how things work in the real world, but they could do more of those to help us understand how to use what we learn in class. It would be cool to see more of what's happening in the industry nowadays.

Placement: The college has a good placement rate. The average salary package is around 6-7 LPA. Internship opportunities are also good, although some are unpaid. But there are also some great companies that come for internships.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities! There's a music room and a game room where you can chill out. In the game room, you can play table tennis, chess, or carrom after a tiring day of classes. The library is top-notch with a wide range of academic and non-academic books. The only downside is that there's no Wi-Fi.

Admission: The faculty here have real-world experience and know their stuff. They're always there to assist us when we need help. All of them are well-qualified. The course might not be up-to-date with today's world, but that's just how Mumbai University is. Exams are manageable as long as you put in the effort to study.

Placement: Last year, lots of students got jobs about 80%. The Finance students got the best deal, with the highest package being 12 LPA. The placement cell really helps out. We have big companies like Federal Bank, HUL, Citi Bank, Anand Rathi, Deloitte, and more coming to hire us. They offer different roles like HR, finance, marketing, operations, and system roles.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure. The library is huge with over 100,000 books. There's also a computer lab. The canteen is nice too. Unfortunately, they don't offer hostel options. They have first-aid services available and organize industrial visits to give us real-world experience.

Admission: The professors at MET really care about what you learn from them. They go above and beyond to help you grow. Thanks to them, I improved my people skills, confidence, and communication abilities a lot.

Placement: Most of us got jobs after college, about 95%. Deloitte came to our campus and offered a salary of 7.6 LPA. I did an internship with Reliance Nippon Life Insurance for 2 months. Choosing MET was the right decision for me.

Campus: I love MET for its awesome library full of books! There's so much to explore there. Besides studying, they also organize cool cultural and sports events that help us grow in different ways. It's a great place for all-round development.

Admission: The teachers here are great at teaching and know their stuff. But the course doesn't have much hands-on experience, which most students aren't into. They give a lot of assignments and PowerPoint slides, but we don't get to do much practical stuff.

Placement: Most of our senior classmates got jobs in different companies. 7 students got jobs at TikTok with an 8 lakh package. The top companies that hired us were HDFC, Godrej, and Deloitte. 60% of us got placed in Aditya Birla and HDFC. The main job role offered was in sales.

Campus: The college doesn't have any hostels, so we have to find off-campus housing. The canteen only serves vegetarian food, but there aren't many options. We do have a music room and a gaming area with games like carrom and table tennis. Unfortunately, there's no Wi-Fi for students, but the labs are decent.

Admission: The college is making us take in-person exams, so we have to sit far apart because of Covid. They want us to get at least 75% on the tests. Even though written exams are kind of old-fashioned now, we still have to come to college for them. They do give us good facilities, though.

Placement: I'm currently doing my summer internship, and I'm happy to see that over half of us have already been placed in companies! Every week, we have around 4 to 5 companies visiting for different fields. If we put in the effort, we'll definitely get placed too.

Campus: The college has a nice setup with AC, lockers, and charging spots in every class. The teachers are great and we even get guest speakers sometimes. At the end of each class, we give feedback on the teachers.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really nice and knowledgeable. They could make the lessons more interesting, though. The course material seems a bit outdated. It would be cool if they could show us more real-world examples to get us ready for working in the industry.

Placement: Around 65-70% of students from the last batch got jobs. The highest salary in finance is 9 LPA, with an average of 4 LPA. Some students also get 2.5 LPA. Big companies like Aditya Birla, ICICI Bank, TikTok, and Nielsen come for placements. The internships for the 19-21 batch weren't great. Companies like Aditya Birla and HDFC Bank hire lots of students, but the internships were unpaid and not so good. Most internships were in sales. There are different job profiles available after graduation.

Campus: The building looks nice from the outside. The computer lab, MWM, and library are great. But the toilets are terrible, like a public restroom. The classroom seats are not comfy. Our college doesn't have a hostel. The food quality is good, especially the lunch in the canteen. We have TT and carrom tables for sports.

Admission: Most teachers here don't really know their stuff, only like 2 or 3 are good. The rest seem lost and know less than us. I wouldn't suggest this college. They need better teachers who actually know their stuff. Some teachers are so bad, they shouldn't even teach kids! They speak terrible English, have no motivation, and don't know what's happening in the real world.

Placement: The job placements at our college aren't great. Last year, the highest salary offered was 9.5 LPA, but only one person got it. Most students end up in sales jobs. Some don't get hired at all. The average salary is around 4.5 LPA, and it's usually for sales roles. The internships aren't that helpful either. You might just end up with an insurance company where the people are not very friendly.

Campus: The college placements aren't great. Last year, only one student got a high salary package of 9.5 LPA. The rest are mostly in sales jobs. A lot of students didn't even get a job. The average salary offered was around 4.5 LPA for a sales role. Internships aren't helpful either. You might end up working for an insurance company with not-so-great employees.

Admission: The teachers here are great! They really know their stuff and are always there to help. Even though classes are online, they make it feel like we're still learning in person. They push us to try new things and step out of our comfort zones, which helps us grow and feel more confident.

Placement: I'm currently studying at MET Institute of Management in the MS program for 2020-2022. They offer different courses like PGDM and E-MBA too. The college really helps us succeed by connecting us with top companies for job placements and giving us hands-on experience through internships. It's a great place to learn and grow for sure!

Campus: I only got to visit the college once because of the pandemic. I'm part of the innovation committee. They showed me around the classrooms, library, and canteen. The infrastructure is good, and the food in the canteen is tasty.