Neville Wadia Institute of Management Studies and Research

Admission: The professors at our college are super helpful. They're really experienced and know a lot about the industry. That's key for us students to succeed in our future careers.

Placement: The placement team at Neville Wadia Institute in Pune really goes all out to hook us up with great job connections. They open doors to awesome career options, and the college also lines up industry chances for us.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities that make studying easier. There's a library, E-library, and cool classrooms. It's a great environment to focus on studies and learn more.

Admission: The faculty here are really good. They all have PhDs and are well-qualified. They teach well and are great at communicating with students.

Placement: I really liked the placements at our college. Almost everyone found a job, which is awesome. Companies from different fields come to hire students. We get a lot of options for roles after graduation. It's great!

Campus: The college has awesome infrastructure with nice classrooms and a cool library. They have Wi-Fi for students and a canteen too. Overall, the place is really great for studying and hanging out.

Admission: The teachers here are really knowledgeable and have PhDs. They also have work experience in companies, which helps a lot. They're great at teaching, whether it's online or in person. The course follows Pune University's curriculum and covers everything we need to learn.

Placement: The college's placement cell doesn't do enough to help students get jobs. They organize events, but it doesn't really lead to placements. The college offers internships to everyone, but when it comes to final placements, not many students actually get hired. The salary packages are not that great either.

Campus: The college in Pune is really old, but it's still pretty nice. They have a digital library with lots of books. The classrooms are big and have digital stuff. The hostel is decent and the food is okay.

Admission: I picked this course because I liked the curriculum, which matched the central board. The faculty were pretty good, and there were around 40 students in our class. The teaching style made it easy to follow along. Exams were on time, and the class cost INR 149000 a year.

Placement: The college's placement cell is pretty good. Most students, about 80%, got placed. The highest salary offered was Rs. 2 lakhs per year. On average, students got around Rs. 40,000 to Rs. 80,000. Some students also did internships, with companies paying around Rs. 10,000 as a stipend.

Campus: I'm a big fan of living in the hostels here. The hostel fee is really affordable, and the food they serve is top-notch. They offer great quality meals, including breakfast, and you only have to pay once a year for both accommodation and food. It's a good deal, especially when you compare it to renting a place off-campus and having to handle all your daily expenses on top of that. The extra expenses usually range from Rs. 4000 to Rs. 7000.

Admission: The teachers and staff at our college are really helpful, qualified, and know their stuff. The way they teach is top-notch and easy to follow. The placement team does a great job preparing us for the corporate world with activities like communication and networking.

Placement: I really like how our college helps us get jobs with big companies. Johnson and other top companies often hire students from our college. Almost all students here land internships with these well-known companies. It's a great opportunity for us to kickstart our careers.

Campus: The college has a great infrastructure and looks nice. The professors are really helpful. There are lots of courses to choose from. Wi-Fi is available all day on campus. The hostel and mess are top-notch with no strict rules.

Admission: The teachers do most of their lectures on Zoom. They like to use YouTube videos to help us understand stuff better. The lectures go from 10 AM to 2 PM, and then we have 2 hours for practical stuff. This course gets us ready for working in a company and it's connected to Pune University.

Placement: The college really focuses on training us well for jobs. They bring in big companies for placements, both from India and abroad. They do mock interviews, workshops, and soft skill sessions to prepare us. I even got an internship at Pune Polymer with an 18,000 stipend. It's great how they help us get real-world experience before we graduate.

Campus: The hostel facilities were really good. During our time, there weren't enough rooms, so they assigned them based on merit. But I heard that they're building 2 new hostels now. Because of the pandemic, we couldn't have any fun campus events like fests or sports games. It's a bummer for our batch.

Admission: The teachers at Wadia College are really helpful and supportive. They guide us well and I feel prepared for my career. The quality of teaching is great and I feel ready for the industry.

Placement: I'd say about half of the students land a job after graduation. The highest salary they offer is 6 LPA, while the average is around 3 LPA. I know around fifty students who scored internships at Aditya Birla, Bajaj Finserve, and other marketing companies.

Campus: The campus has Wi-Fi that's on all the time. There are computer labs and a library with books. They serve food in the hostel, and you can get medical help here too. Plus, there are sports and games, with a ground to play on.

Admission: The courses are really good here. The teachers are friendly and help us understand how things work in the real world. They even bring in guest speakers sometimes. The course content is helpful for getting a good foundation, but we could use more hands-on experience.

Placement: The placements for our batch during the summer internship are pretty good. Banks and companies like HDFC, paysofintech, excelling, moneyroller, h and r block, Prathamesh publicity, and others are showing interest in hiring us. The highest package for the senior batch this year was around 9. The average placement packages for our batch range from 3.25 to 5, which is cool.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure with drinking water and filters available. The benches are spacious and hostels are nice. There's no elevator in the college, and the mess isn't great for hostellers. The campus ground is large and the canteen serves good food.

Admission: The teachers here have good qualifications and knowledge. They teach decently, but the MBA program doesn't fully prepare students for the industry. There could be more research opportunities and better support for students.

Placement: Around half of the students in the last batch found jobs, mainly by themselves. The top salary was 6 LPA, but one person got an offer for 12 LPA pending results. Most students got roles as business development managers with an average salary of 5 LPA. Almost everyone landed internships through the college.

Campus: The library is okay, and the college has Wi-Fi, which is great. The labs have a good amount of computers. There are two kinds of hostels for girls - old and new. The new one has more stuff than the old one. The boys' hostel is also nice and part of the hostel fees. They have medical help available all the time for students.