MVP Samaj's Institute of Management & Research Technology (IMRT)

Admission: The teachers here have lots of experience, but sometimes they don't finish the syllabus on time. The semester exams can be hard, so you really need to study. They arrange one industry visit each semester, but it's only within the district.

Placement: Only about 30% of students found jobs after graduating. The highest salary offered was 7 LPA, while the average was 2.5 LPA. We had to find our own internships since the college didn't help with that. Job placements aren't guaranteed, but sometimes they offer high salaries to a few students.

Campus: The sports facilities are kind of limited here. They've got a canteen and a lab, plus Wi-Fi and digital boards in class. But the facilities are a bit low for the fees they charge. They really focus on sports and discipline, though.

Admission: The teachers at IMRT are awesome! Most of them have Ph.Ds and really put in extra effort to help us learn. The only downside was the lack of field trips and hands-on experience. Along with theory, the college should organize more field visits to help us see how things work in real life. That's really important for MBA students.

Placement: There weren't any job placements for HR students. But the management offered good facilities. The Director's personality really affects the vibe of the campus. Our second year in MBA (2015-16) was the toughest. It felt like we were living in a jail.

Campus: The campus infrastructure is really nice. The air feels fresh, and the corridors are big. The classrooms have good presentation equipment. Everything is kept clean. The library is great, with lots of books and research papers. It's a good place to study.