NMIMS Indore Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers at NMIMS are top-notch! They're always on time and take classes seriously. They prepare us really well for jobs. The curriculum is practical and gets us ready for the industry. The exams are tough, so studying hard is a must to pass.

Placement: NMIMS is amazing for business studies. Almost everyone here gets a job on campus. The pay is good, usually between 7 to 12 LPA. Big companies like Maruti Suzuki, Accenture, and HDFC hire from here. They offer roles like HR, sales managers, and consultants. The 7th-semester placement season kicks off here.

Campus: NMIMS has a huge campus with awesome facilities like Wi-Fi, labs, libraries, halls, canteens, and sports fields. They even have tennis and badminton courts. The classrooms are big and cool with air conditioning. The food at the canteen is super tasty. The library is stocked with over 14,000 books. And they've got medical help on campus for emergencies. Awesome place!

Admission: The course curriculum is really up-to-date, focusing on what's coming next. They really care about teaching us useful skills that we can use in the real world. The teachers are amazing! They make sure we understand everything and explain it all really clearly.

Placement: Placements at our college are pretty good. The college works hard to get everyone placed, and most students around 70-80% end up finding jobs. Even though big companies don't come often, we still get visits from good ones like ICICI, Asian Paints, and MRF. The average salary package being offered is a solid 16 LPA, which is great.

Campus: The hostel rooms have everything you need like a study table, chair, wardrobe, and a bathroom. Girls can choose between a single room without AC or a shared room with AC for three people. The food in the mess is really good. The hostel rooms are assigned randomly.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. They've got a lot of experience and are experts in their fields. The classes are great, and the subjects are all important for our future jobs. We learn things like DSA, OS, and Data Extraction, as well as important programming languages. The exams are fair, and if you stay on top of your work, passing is totally doable. Most people pass with scores between 70-80%.

Placement: Our college accepted around 200-250 students in the first-year batch. Right now, there are 40-50 of us in the final year. After graduation, about 70-80% of students get jobs. Some of us choose to study more or start our own businesses. Most internships happen off-campus. The college only helps with internships in the 4th year. Companies like KPMG, Deloitte, TCS, and Accenture visit for recruitment. They usually offer jobs to new graduates and junior developers.

Campus: The infrastructure at NMIMS is top-notch. They have everything from AC systems to Wi-Fi that actually works. The classrooms are cozy and perfect for studying. The library is awesome, with group study rooms and computers with the latest tech. And don't get me started on the canteen - great food at affordable prices! Plus, there are courts for sports like badminton, basketball, cricket, and volleyball. They even have indoor games and rooms just for table tennis. It's all here!

Admission: The teachers here are really knowledgeable and they always support us. The course content is practical and prepares us well for the industry. The exams can be tough to crack, but that's just how it is. Last year, most students passed with an 86% success rate.

Placement: I'm really happy with how many students got jobs after graduating. The pay ranges from 3.5 to 15 lacs per year, with the average being 8 lacs. A lot of us also did internships at good places for about six months. It's great to see everyone doing well!

Campus: I picked my course, but it's not showing up correctly on my ID. Our college has everything we need nice classrooms with smart boards and Wi-Fi. The library is great, but the food in the mess isn't that good. The canteen, though, is pretty good. And we have all the sports stuff we need, which is cool.

Admission: In one semester, we have two exams: a midterm worth 20 marks and an end-semester exam. The others are ICA marks that we can get through group discussions (GD). We need to aim for 50 marks in total. The course outline is given for the whole semester, which is super helpful!

Placement: The job placements are okay. Some students don't want company jobs, but still, a lot of students get placed. Companies visit every year and many students find jobs. It all comes down to how good you are at getting placed.

Campus: The hostels are super clean and I feel safe there. Each room fits four people. You gotta stay on campus after 9:30, but that's cool. They've got lots of playgrounds to hang out at until 10:30. Plus, there's AC and Wi-Fi all day, every day. No complaints!

Admission: The teachers are really helpful. They give us the right support and are very qualified. They teach in a way that suits us and ask for our feedback. They don't just help with studies but also with personal stuff. The course content is current and useful for today. Exams can be tough if you leave studying to the last minute. Passing here is at around 85%, and you can retake exams if needed. There's no system of failing a class.

Placement: The college has a committee dedicated to helping students with placements. Since the course is relatively new, there haven't been many placements yet. But everyone is putting in a lot of effort. The average placement offered so far is around 7.5 LPA. Consilio LLC is one of the companies that has recruited students. Thanks to the committee, about half of the students have landed internships, with some even getting paid. The committee really cares about the students' overall growth.

Campus: The college looks really nice and well-organized. The classrooms are cool, like a parliament room, and have everything you need like charging points and AC. Wi-Fi works everywhere, even in the hostel. The library has two floors which is great for studying. They even have a moot court room. Everything is kept clean, both in the campus and the hostel. The hostel is right on campus and it's new and big. They have everything there like a mess, sick room, game room, and gym. The food in the mess is better than regular mess food and it's clean.

Admission: The teachers in our college were pretty supportive, even though some of them weren't great. The exams were tough, but the way they taught didn't really match what we needed. Some were really good, but others were just okay. Not all departments had great teachers.

Placement: This college is great for getting jobs. They offer an average salary of 3 to 4 LPA. Almost everyone gets placed here. I suggest skipping placements after BBA.

Campus: I loved our campus so much! The hostels had AC which was awesome. The canteen food was tasty. Everything was clean and there was lots of space. Each hostel had four bedrooms, two common washrooms, and a bathroom on every floor. Perfect setup!

Admission: I picked this course because I wanted a mix of management and technology. The faculty-to-student ratio was about 1:30. The teachers were qualified and some had lots of industry experience. Exams happened every six months, but they weren't hard if you went to class. There were around 60 students in each class. The course costs INR 400000 per year.

Placement: Once we hit the 3rd semester, we can start applying for jobs on campus. Companies like Bajaj FinServ, Deloitte, and SKP came and offered about 2-3 jobs on average. The top package is around INR 800000 for a Business Analyst role. Most students, about 85%, get placed. I'm hoping to land a job at an MNC once I graduate.

Campus: The hostels have limited spots. One is close to the college and only for girls. But on the Vishwa Bhawan campus, there are more hostels for both girls and boys. The food at the mess isn't amazing. If you eat meat, they offer chicken or egg only 2 days a week.

Admission: The curriculum is really good because it matches what employers want. This means what we learn is what companies are looking for in new hires. The course is always changing to keep up with what's happening in the industry. The teachers are great  they know their stuff and have worked in the field. Especially for subjects like economics, finance, and marketing, the professors share real-world examples along with the theory.

Placement: In my batch, which was in 2024, there were a bunch of companies recruiting at our college. The top package was 4.5 LPA, and the average was about 3.1 LPA. We had companies like DeShaw & Co, Paytm, Grant Thornton, BBT, and Sutherland coming in. I'd say the placement scene was decent, not too bad.

Campus: The campus has everything you need. Classes have Wi-Fi and smart boards. The library has all the books you need. The canteen is okay. There's a turf ground for football and cricket. They also have volleyball, basketball, and tennis courts. Overall, the facilities are pretty good.

Admission: NMIMS is a top management college in India. The faculty members are super qualified and know their stuff. They've got experience from top colleges and real industry work. The course curriculum is spot on for management. The pass rate at NMIMS is about 40%-50%.

Placement: Around 120 students just finished their Bachelor of Business Administration at NMIMS Indore. In the last batch, most students landed jobs in top Indian companies like VI and Deloitte. The highest salary was about 6 LPA and the average was around 5 LPA. It's a good place to kickstart your career!

Campus: The college's infrastructure is really great. They offer awesome facilities like a library, smart board classrooms, computer labs, and Bloomberg computers for extra courses. Plus, there's free Wi-Fi all over campus. And don't forget about the game room, playground, cafeteria, mess, and canteen. It's all there for us students to enjoy.