Pratibha Institute of Business Management

Admission: The teachers are really good and know a lot, but they can sometimes be tough and get a bit frustrated. I think they should add stuff about deep learning, AI, and ethical hacking to the course. The exams are based on SPPU rules and most people pass them easily.

Placement: I was one of the MCA students and found that only 20% got placed at lower packages, around 2.53.2 LPA. The main recruiters were TCS, Infosys, and Teach Mahindra, but some went for BPO roles. We could also do internships for three months as system engineers or software developers through college agreements.

Campus: The college campus is pretty small. The Wi-Fi can be slow sometimes. The library has everything you need, and the classrooms have projectors. The canteen serves good food, but it's a bit pricey. They keep the campus clean, but the toilets aren't always spotless. There's mainly a basketball court on the campus.

Admission: The teachers know their stuff and have real-world finance experience. The course material is up-to-date and prepares us for the industry. We get to go on trips and attend seminars which is cool. Exams happen twice a year, and most students pass. In 2020, about half of us passed all subjects.

Placement: Placement opportunities at our college are pretty good, but I wouldn't say they're the absolute best. To be eligible for placement, you need to have a minimum CGPA of 6.5. I recall about 10-15 companies coming to campus for recruitment. Some of the well-known ones were ITC, Tech Mahindra, Bajaj, and HDFC. I landed a job at Amazon as a community shopping moderator, thanks to the help I received from the college. On average, the package offered was around 3.4 lakhs.

Campus: The college campus is really nice with lots of greenery. The classrooms have everything you need like fans, boards, and projectors. The library is on the second floor and it has a lot of books. You need to use biometric verification to get in. The hostel is pretty good, but there are also a lot of PGs nearby. The fee is around 7k per month, and that includes meals at the mess.

Admission: The teachers here are really good at what they do. They have a lot of experience and know how to make learning fun and easy. They help us feel more confident and learn new things. Every year, we get to learn from big companies and see how things work in the real world. We even have a whole week dedicated to learning from experts and getting inspired to reach our goals.

Placement: At PIBM, they make sure every student gets a chance to land a job. They work hard to help us get hired by top companies. Each year, they organize job fairs with about 120 companies coming in. People from all over Maharashtra show up for these fairs. Most students end up getting placed through these fairs. They offer a variety of job roles to choose from.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure with good labs, a big playground, and a spacious library for students to use. The classrooms are well-equipped and there's a nice canteen. The auditorium is also well-equipped for events like guest lectures and corporate week. Plus, there's plenty of parking space for students and visitors.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful in guiding you, but sometimes they can be a bit strict. Overall, you can learn a lot from them because they put in a lot of effort to educate you well. Just remember, your own efforts also count!

Placement: The college has good placement opportunities, but you have to put in the effort. Study hard, give your best, and you'll definitely land something good. Your hard work will pay off in the end. Just make sure to keep your academic records up and ace your interviews.

Campus: The campus is nice, but don't expect fancy facilities. Everything is simple and basic canteens, library, buildings. There's no hostel, but you can figure something out. Computer lab and library are okay. It's not too expensive, so that's a plus.

Admission: I picked this college because of the awesome faculty. They treat us like family and always support us in starting our own businesses. The course prepares us well for the industry, but most of us are into starting our own ventures. Exams are challenging; passing is doable, but getting high scores is tough.

Placement: I wasn't sure about the placements at first, but I ended up landing a job at Celebal Technologies as an IT system administrator. About 40% of us in the batch got jobs in big companies like Infosys, HCL, Capgemini, and Celebal. Some classmates even started their own businesses. The college offers internships, but they usually pay less at local organizations in Pune.

Campus: The college has really good facilities. They've got a generator for the computer lab, so studying won't get interrupted. The library is filled with books. The college building is pretty basic. The hostel has everything you need - rooms, food, gym, and a ground. The canteen food is cheap. We have fun games and events during our annual fest.

Admission: The teachers here are smart and know a lot, but they're juggling too many tasks. They try hard, but sometimes we don't finish the whole course. The exams they set are really tough for us. It feels like they don't get how much we can handle.

Placement: Not many students from our college got placed. Even those who did, didn't get high-paying jobs. The maximum offer we've seen after finishing MCA is 2.5 LPA. Some jobs aren't even technical. We haven't seen any big companies coming for placements.

Campus: The campus is small, but it has everything we need like libraries, labs, and classrooms with projectors. It doesn't feel cramped. The canteen is tiny and shared with another college. The food isn't great and it's pricey. There aren't any medical facilities. There's only one basketball court for sports, but it's shared with the other college and used for parking too. Not many people can play there.

Admission: The teachers at this college were super helpful and supportive. They gave us study materials for exams and made sure we understood everything easily. Their teaching was top-notch and gave us a lot of knowledge.

Placement: The placements were okay. A lot of students were able to find good jobs with the help of the placement office.

Campus: The college had great infrastructure. I really liked everything about it.

Admission: The best thing about this college is the faculty. They're all really smart with either Ph.D. degrees or postgraduate qualifications. They're super passionate about what they teach and always give their best. They have a good mix of experience and knowledge. The MCA program is pretty intense, with projects and exams. Exams happen right here on campus, with 70 marks for the big final exam and 30 marks for other tests.

Placement: The placement team worked really hard to get companies for us, but because of the recession, not everyone got placed. Around 60-70% of us in our batch got jobs. Companies like Deloitte, Infosys, PwC, and Capgemini came for recruitment with salaries around 5-6 lakhs. Most of the roles offered were in software development and data science.

Campus: I really liked the college because it had good facilities and was affordable. The campus had a big sports field and a canteen. The seniors were friendly and helped us get used to college life. We had everything we needed like internet, nice classrooms, and a library. The hostel rooms were good and we got food too. Our hostel even had a gym. The food in the mess was both non-veg and veg.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They really know their stuff and make learning fun. They use real-life examples that help us understand better. It's super helpful for our courses and makes a big difference.

Placement: I didn't have to worry about cut-off marks for MBA admission at Pratibha Jr. College. Other students need at least 50% in academics. Companies like WNS, Amazon, Wipro, Infosys came for placements. The highest salary offered was Rs. 30,000 and the lowest was Rs. 10,000 per month. We, students at Pratibha College, Chinchwad, helped manage the campus selection process. About 70-80% of us got internships through the college. It was a big help for those struggling to find a job. Having all these companies in one place saved us time, energy, and money.

Campus: The campus placements happened during open drives at the college. They have classrooms, library, medical facilities, and police security. The labs and classrooms are good, neat, and clean. The canteen food was tasty and good quality. No one had problems with the college's infrastructure.

Admission: The teachers knew their stuff and had real-world experience. They were great at helping us solve problems and gave us specific guidance. Their tips and tricks really helped me do well on exams and assignments. They recommended good books and sources too. They taught us about academics and everyday life.

Placement: I really liked how companies come to campus and do job fairs here. About half of the students got jobs from it. The teachers are industry professionals and well-respected. The college is in a great location in the city and easy to get around with local transport.

Campus: The college campus is awesome with all the facilities you need. It's easy to get around, even for regular and evening classes. They have backup power for the computer labs, and the library is well-kept. The canteen was always under construction during my time there, so it wasn't open. But the parking lot was great, and they checked security. The campus has a nice vibe with big trees all around, and it's super peaceful with no loud noises.