Pillai College of Arts, Commerce and Science

Admission: The teachers in this program are really helpful and know their stuff. They create a supportive learning vibe. The way they teach is top-notch, using cool methods to keep us interested. The stuff we learn is actually useful.

Placement: I studied BCom accounting and finance at Pillai College. Usually, around 70-90% of students get placed. The highest salary is between 8-12 lakhs per year, while the lowest is 3-4 lakhs. It's a good program if you're into numbers and money stuff!

Campus: The course has awesome facilities like fast Wi-Fi all over campus, cool labs for hands-on learning, and big classrooms with smart boards and projectors for fun classes.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really helpful and always ready to answer questions. They explain things in a way that's easy to understand. Plus, they're super friendly and supportive.

Placement: In my opinion, most students got jobs after graduating. Big companies like Capgemini, L&T, Reliance Jio, Infotech, Tata, and some banks hired students. Internships also helped students land jobs in top companies.

Campus: The college has a really nice library, AC classrooms, and auditorium for events. They also have well-equipped architecture rooms and computer labs for IT students. I like that there are separate buildings for commerce, engineering, and architecture. It's the best college I've seen in Navi Mumbai with cool architecture and a great vibe.

Admission: The staff here is really helpful and understanding. They're always there to support us when we need it. The teachers explain things well and make classes interesting. Exams are also organized well by the college.

Placement: There are plenty of job fairs and placement events at our college. The placement cell is really helpful for all placement-related questions and opportunities. They guide you through the whole process.

Campus: I love how our college looks! It's super clean and they've got everything we need library, gym, basketball court, canteen, and chill spots. The college does a great job keeping everything in top shape.

Admission: The teachers in the B.Com accounting and finance program at Pillai College are really helpful and easy to talk to. They know their stuff  a lot of them have PhDs and lots of experience in both academics and industry.

Placement: I took the B.Com accounting and finance course at Pillai College of Arts, Commerce, and Science. Around 70-80% of us got placed after graduation. The highest salary offered was around 6-7 LPA, while the lowest was 2-3 LPA. Most of us landed jobs with an average package of 3.5-4 LPA. It's a pretty good place to study if you're into accounting and finance.

Campus: The facilities at Pillai College of Arts, Commerce, and Science are awesome. The classrooms have cool stuff like projectors and audio systems that make learning easier. It's a great place to study and hang out with friends.

Admission: The teachers at Pillai College are the best! They're super helpful, qualified, and know their stuff. The teaching here is really good. Exams aren't too hard, you just need 24 out of 60 to pass. Like 90% of students in my course pass each year.

Placement: I'm studying IT at Pillai College. We cover Python, Java, HTML, and C++ in our course, which is like computer science. The best thing is, Pillai College has great placement opportunities, so I'm sure we'll land good jobs after we graduate.

Campus: The setup at Pillai College is pretty good. Every subject has its own area, and you can get Wi-Fi all over the campus. The classrooms are clean and taken care of, plus there's a cool library for studying.

Admission: The teachers were really helpful, and we got to go on some cool industry visits. The semester exams weren't too hard, and passing them was pretty straightforward. I think around 70% of students passed. The teaching was good, but it could've been even better if they focused more on practical stuff and gave us more exposure to the corporate world.

Placement: The job options here mostly focus on sales, marketing, and insurance, but the placements aren't great. Companies that hire from here are mostly looking for insurance and marketing associates. It's hard to find internships, and if you do get a job through the college, you can't apply to other companies that visit later.

Campus: The campus had great facilities and the food in the hostels was good. There were plenty of chances for athletes. The facilities were awesome, with lots of courses to choose from. The hostels were close by, and I really enjoyed the environment there.

Admission: The teachers in my program are super helpful. They really know their stuff and we learn a lot from them. The faculty is top-notch, way better than high school. They explain things well, so we hardly ever get confused.

Placement: Around 70% of students at Pillai College get jobs through the training and placement cell. They also help students find internships during their second and third years. The highest salary offered is eight lakhs, while the lowest is three lakhs.

Campus: The BBA Department at Pillai College has awesome infrastructure big classrooms with AC! The library is huge and has something for everyone. And they're really into sports here too. Love it! ðŸšðŸ€

Admission: The teachers were really helpful and knew their stuff. The teaching was decent. The course is practical and helps us get ready for work. The exams aren't too hard, especially if we know what we're doing. You just need 35% to pass.

Placement: Most of us in my batch found jobs after college, around 60% of us. The pay ranged from 3 LPA to 5 LPA. I saw my mates getting hired for roles like HR, Business Analyst, SEO Analyst, and more. Big companies like Tata Steel and Infosys came to hire us too. It's good to have so many options after graduation.

Campus: The hostel has great facilities with separate ones for guys and girls. The classrooms are kept clean. The food is served three times a day and it's pretty good. The course is easy, and each class can fit around 50-60 students. The college setup is nice overall.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and smart. Exams can be tough because there are a lot of students in each class. We get to follow our own syllabus, which is great for learning about the real world. It's cool to see how things work outside of school.

Placement: I studied Bachelor of Management Studies in 2022. The merit list began at 90% and went down to 76%. Some students got job offers ranging from 2 LPA to 20 LPA. Companies like Infotech, SBI Bank, and many other big companies came for placements.

Campus: Our college has everything you need. There's a lab, football court, gym, hangout spots, classrooms, fun events, library, canteen, basketball court, badminton, and more. Lots of stuff to enjoy here!

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They're always available to help us out with our questions, even through email or phone. Most of them have a Ph.D. and real-world experience. The courses are really practical and industry-focused. The exams aren't too tough because the curriculum covers the basics well. It makes taking exams a lot easier.

Placement: The course doesn't help with placements. They only offer customer service or sales jobs, not in biotechnology. The placement service they talk about isn't real. The job fairs and interviews they organize are mostly for customer service, not biotech.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure and facilities. Once we log in with our email, we can use the free Wi-Fi. The library has a lot of options, and the classrooms have projectors and good ventilation. Hostel life is nice too; we get food from the college canteen and all the basics we need.