Naipunnya School of Management

Admission: The teachers at this college are really good at teaching. They clear up any doubts right away. They know their stuff and are super qualified. The computer languages course gives us a solid understanding.

Placement: Around 15 students from our batch get placed every year. The training here is top-notch. The lowest salary package is 4 LPA, while the highest is 20 LPA, with an average of 15 LPA. TCS, Wipro, Infosys, Infopark, and Federal Bank are the main companies that recruit from here. Almost half of the students land internships in Infosys, Infopark, and TCS. Popular roles offered are program developer, app developer, and programmer.

Campus: The college has good study materials for all subjects. They have labs, a nice library, and peaceful classrooms. The lectures are really good. The hostel is great and the food is good too.

Admission: The teachers here are really smart and know a lot about their subjects. They're friendly and try to get along with us students. But, I think the courses need to be updated. Some of them feel old-fashioned compared to what's happening now.

Placement: I studied English language for my MA at this college. Honestly, I recommend looking at other colleges offering the same program. They don't help much with job opportunities after graduation, and the tools they give us are just okay for the high fees (around $28,000 per semester). The campus is nice, and the teachers are good, but the support from the college to make sure the postgrad programs are top-notch falls short. Just keep that in mind when choosing a college.

Campus: The college has a nice campus and good facilities. Most classes have smart rooms, and the hostel, canteen, and medical services are student-friendly. The library could use more resources, and the sports facilities need improvement.

Admission: The courses are great and help us feel more confident in our abilities. They organize many events to help us learn about management. The fees are reasonable, which is a plus for us students.

Placement: The placement team here has done a great job getting students good jobs. They make sure that everyone who wants to attend interviews, on-campus or off-campus, gets the chance to do so. It's been really helpful for us students.

Campus: I really liked studying at Naipunnya School of Management because they have awesome facilities for students. The campus has everything you need like a library, transport, labs, hostels, and a cafeteria. The best part is that they have hostels on campus with food available too. It made studying there super convenient and comfortable.

Admission: The teachers at this college really know their stuff. They give us tests every month, plus study materials. They're super friendly too. But sometimes, the exams can be tough. Most students pass though, around 75%. And if you fail and get a retake, the teachers will support you to pass.

Placement: Most students get placed here, especially in computer-based courses. The college promises good placements. They look at our semester grades and interview performance for placements. Big companies like Wipro and Infosys hire a lot of students from here.

Campus: The campus is really clean and they have good computer labs. There are 3 computer labs and a big library with over six thousand books. The campus has CCTV cameras all over, which is cool. Plus, there's a nice canteen and coffee bar. Oh, and the best part is that there's no ragging on campus, so everyone feels safe and happy here.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really know their stuff. Even the other staff members are great too. The semester exams aren't too tough if you study well. Last year, the pass rate was 96%, so it's not impossible to do well if you put in the effort.

Placement: Around 60% to 70% of us landed jobs in companies like Royal Enfield, KIA Motors, and Eureka Forbes. And about 60% of students snagged internships at places like Kia Motors, Eureka Forbes, Craysol, Liscom, and more.

Campus: The college here is great for students. The classrooms, labs, and library are well-kept. The food in the mess and canteen is clean and good. They have big basketball, badminton, and football areas for sports lovers. It's a nice place to study and chill.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They know their stuff and are always ready to help, not just with classes but also with fun stuff like the theatre workshop. Thanks to their support, our curriculum got a big boost. Plus, they help us land jobs through placements after we graduate. The semester exams are tough, but most students manage to pass with an 80% success rate.

Placement: Around 75% of us got placed in our course, which was awesome. The highest salary was 1.3 LPA and the lowest was Rs. 90,000. It was cool to see students getting jobs at cool places like Teach for India and Bhumi. Most of us got placed, around 50% to 70%. The jobs were in public admin, teaching, NGOs, and online coaching.

Campus: The campus has Wi-Fi everywhere and there's a library, gym, and kitchen for the hotel management students. The canteen is big, clean, and serves tasty food. They've got both a digital and a regular library on campus. Oh, and there's a cool fish pond too! And hey, it's animal-friendly here!

Admission: The teachers know their stuff, but the teaching is just okay. The curriculum is based on what Kerala University teaches. The exams are pretty tough because the syllabus is huge. Sometimes, we have to wait a while for our results because of different reasons.

Placement: After finishing the course, around 40% of students get placed right away. The pay varies between 10,000 and 50,000. The companies that hire from this course are language training and IT companies.

Campus: The hostel is okay, not great, and the food isn't that good. The department has classrooms, a library, seminar halls, and rooms with TVs for showing presentations and movies. They also have sports events, PE classes, and extra courses for students.

Admission: I found the course easy to learn. The faculty members are super helpful and friendly. The college does a great job preparing us for the workforce right after graduation. Even though University of Kerala is known for being tough, the class makes it easier for us to succeed.

Placement: Most students found jobs after graduating. Hotel management is a popular course here, while B.A. literature is less popular. Companies like Microsoft, Infosys, State Bank of India, and Google came for placements. They offered roles like manager, executive, and finance controller. A good variety of companies visited our college for recruitment.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities. The campus is super friendly and great for studying. Placements happen right before finals. Both guys and girls can stay in the hostels here. Security is top-notch and there are buses available too. Love it here!

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. They have a lot of experience. The course we're doing is great because it's actually useful for getting a job. The exams we have each semester are not too hard.

Placement: I really liked how HDFC Bank, insurance, manufacturing, and IT companies come to recruit here. Everyone in our course got internships - that's awesome! And over 75% of us got placed too. It's a great opportunity for students here.

Campus: The facilities here are pretty good. The hostels are nice and the environment is friendly. The food is just okay, but the canteen has a lot of options. There's a computer lab and Wi-Fi everywhere. Overall, it's a decent place to live on campus.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They work hard to help us get ready for exams and always make sure we understand everything. Even though the semesters can be tough, the teachers cover most of the topics. The pass rate is about 60%, so it's not too hard to do well.

Placement: Most students from our course got placed, around 75%. The lowest package offered was 2 lakh. About half of us got internships, and I'm pretty sure most seniors got placements too, as long as we put in the effort.

Campus: The facilities are really good here. It's a peaceful and calm place for us students. Everything is kept neat and clean. The hostel wardens serve good food, but there's a bit of a limit for girls 3 days non-veg and 4 days veg. They have medical help if you need it, and there's even a special room for relaxing and playing games.