Welingkar Bangalore Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: Admission at WeSchool felt very structured, starting from clearing the entrance exam to completing GD, WAT, and PI rounds, all of which were handled in an organised way, followed by clear communication about the offer letter, smooth document verification with helpful staff, and an onboarding session that made starting easy.

Academic: The teachers here are really good, they know a lot about their subjects. Also, people from companies come to teach us special topics, which is a great way to see the real world. This course makes us ready for jobs and to face all the challenges later on.

Placement: What I saw in our PGDM E-business program was quite good. More than 90% of students from our batch got internships, which was great. Out of almost 120 students in our course, around 60% got placed in companies. The highest salary offered was 17 LPA, with the average salary being 7.5 LPA. Many big names like Moody's, Cognizant Technologies, Infosys, ICICI Bank, IBM, Randstad, and Spar Hypermarket came for campus placements, among others. The jobs offered were mainly managerial types, such as regional marketing manager, consultant, and business analyst roles.

Campus: The facilities here are quite good. Our classrooms all have AC and Wi-Fi, which is very helpful. There is a library and also a dedicated lab for students doing business design, where they even get a special coach. What's also nice is how many activities and campaigns the college arranges. These really push us to come up with creative and innovative ways to tackle real-life challenges.

Admission: Journey through WeSchool admissions felt well coordinated, with a smooth application, organised GD and PI rounds, prompt merit list updates, and a clear registration and orientation process.

Academic: Our teachers here are super supportive and know their stuff well, they always guide us and keep us motivated. They also bring in lots of case studies to make our subjects easier to understand. For the curriculum, weschool makes sure it's always updated with the latest industry trends, so our lectures are planned that way.

Placement: When it comes to placements, about 60% of the senior students from our batch got jobs. The companies that came for recruitment included big names like Deloitte, EY, Nelson, Kantar, and JLL, with the main role offered being Sales Manager. The highest salary someone got was 13.5 LPA, and the lowest was 5 LPA, with an average package of 8 LPA. Also, almost everyone in our batch managed to get an internship with good companies like Bigbasket, Kantar, Volvo, and Oyo.

Campus: The college facilities are really good, everything is quite modern with up-to-date tech. Our hostel is like a service apartment, and they take care of almost all our needs. The food also improved a lot after Stanza took over. Even though the hostel timings are a bit strict, it's still a good place to live. Plus, since most students stay here, it really helps with getting studies and group work done.

Admission: Applying to Prin. L.N. Welingkar Institute of Management felt manageable, as the online registration was simple, updates about counselling and verification were timely, and the admission office provided good support throughout the process.

Academic: What I like about this place is how relevant and specific the curriculum is to what we actually need to learn. Our teachers are also super qualified and they have good connections in their field. You should know that the difficulty level keeps increasing with each trimester. The schedule here is pretty hectic, but the good part is classes are always interactive every day. Be prepared for early morning classes, as each session lasts for two hours. They are very strict about attendance too, so don't miss out.

Placement: In terms of placements, about 60% of students from our batch got jobs. The salaries offered were pretty good, with the highest package at 24 LPA and the lowest going for 5 LPA. Big companies like EY, Deloitte, KPMG, and BNY came for hiring. For internships, around 49% of students have gotten them till now, with opportunities at places like ICICI Bank, BNY, BigBasket, and Redbull. They offer different types of roles like Analyst, HR, marketing, and operations. Our college follows an umbrella placement system, so we have to cope with every company that comes to campus.

Campus: Our campus infrastructure is small, so there's no play area or sports ground here. But the classrooms are good, quite spacious, and even have AC. For the hostel, they give 2 and 3 BHK flats which is nice. But honestly, even though they call it 'flats with all furniture', there's no AC, no geyser, no iron board, no beds, no sofa, no TV, no dining table, no fridge, no microwave oven, or even a cloth dryer.

Admission: Applying here felt organised, as counselling and merit list updates arrived on time, document verification was quick, staff were supportive, and everything from provisional admission to orientation was clearly explained.

Academic: The teachers at our college are super knowledgeable and also very helpful. They really work hard to make sure all students become ready for jobs. In fact, they help you out until you get placed. There aren't many big problems here, but we do have exams every three months in each semester, which makes it a little hard to manage attendance sometimes.

Placement: From my experience, this is a very good college. The best part is that almost everyone gets placed here, which is great. Students get internships and final placements in big companies like Accenture, Wipro, and Infosys. My only problem was with the fee structure because the fees are quite high.

Campus: In my opinion, the college building feels quite small, and it's a bummer there's no ground at all; I really think they should have at least one. But putting that aside, the Wi-Fi, library, and classroom facilities here are actually very good. For the hostel, the canteen food is not tasty, but besides the food, everything else there is pretty decent.

Admission: Experience at Prin. L.N. Welingkar was efficient, with a user-friendly portal, fast verification after the merit list, and timely updates about registration and orientation schedules.

Academic: From my experience, the teaching here is mostly old-school, just regular classroom stuff. Many teachers just use PPTs, and honestly, I dont think that's the best way to teach us. Only a few teachers are really good and experienced; they make things interesting. The others arent that good at explaining. For me, lectures should be something you can connect with and enjoy. Anyway, Im still in my third semester, so this is just my journey till now.

Placement: There's a lot of talk among students in our college that placements are not so good this year. I'm not sure about the exact percentage, but even now, some students from our batch haven't found internships. Our seniors also faced similar problems with their final placements. Many of them had to take job offers they didn't really like, just because they were afraid they wouldn't get any other option. So, while it's not a super bad situation, it is definitely a big struggle to get placed here.

Campus: The college campus is decent enough and has all the basic facilities. In the hostel, things are pretty good. You get a TT table, carrom board, chess, a pool table, and even a badminton court for indoor games. Hostel rooms are also fine. The Wi-Fi in the hostel is really good; you can use the internet all day without issues. But for Wi-Fi inside the college campus, it's not good at all. They don't really provide it; you have to register your device with the IT lab, and they set up a proxy, but it never lasts. Sadly, we don't have any outdoor sports facilities. Now, let's talk about the food. Hostel food is really bad quality. You will struggle with it every day, especially if you are used to food from North or West India.

Admission: Joining process felt smooth, as the admission counter staff helped patiently with verification and registration, and the orientation program clearly outlined what to expect.

Academic: From my experience, the course curriculum is totally fine, no big issues there. What really matters is how much effort you're ready to put in for your future. Most of the teachers are very supportive, helpful, and they're really experienced and knowledgeable too. In management studies, you don't learn everything just from books; a lot comes from trying things out and learning from mistakes. So if you come up with a new idea, you can definitely talk about it. Just like anywhere, changes take time, so you'll need to use your negotiation skills to get things done.

Placement: Our college has pretty decent placements. Roughly 85% of the 2017 batch found jobs. The placement team here does a good job arranging all the drives and keeping strong links with different companies. The highest salary package offered was 12 LPA, while the lowest was 5.5 LPA. Most students got an average package of 7-8 LPA. Big companies like IBM, Oracle, Infosys, Accenture, McEnroe, CBRE, ICICI, Siemens, Dell, InnoMinds, Nielsen, Kantar, and Mindtree came to our campus for hiring. For internships, some got up to Rs. 30,000 as a stipend, but yes, some students also did unpaid ones. This is because sometimes gaining knowledge and experience is the main thing, not just the money, and students get to decide what they want. You can get roles like relationship manager, area sales manager, business analyst, research analyst, and data analyst here. The placement team is really effective in getting these chances for us. We should remember that nobody is perfect and mistakes happen, so minor issues will be there. It's always best to look at both the good and bad wherever you go.

Campus: In our hostel, the internet is super fast, which is great. They even do laundry and clean our rooms. Plus, we get this card with Rs 2750 every month. We can use this money for the cafe, mess, laundry, or gym right inside the hostel. Honestly, the hostel rooms are really nice, I doubt you will find better infrastructure anywhere else. But there is a big issue with the curfew. They shut the doors after 11 PM, and they only open them at 5:30 AM. If you order food during this time, they will open the door for delivery. The college building itself is two floors, and it has a lift to reach the second floor. Classrooms are well-designed and have AC, so that is good. The library has tons of books. But you have to think differently than UG days because there are only about 5 books for 180 students for some topics. So you really need to learn how to manage your resources, maybe study online, that is your call. This is kinda your first management lesson. Sadly, the college internet is really bad, like pathetic. You had better just use your phone's data on campus. The IT lab looks a bit old school, like something from a regular school. Canteen food is just okay. They do change vendors if people do not like the food, otherwise you just manage. The only problem is there is a monopoly, so food can get expensive, maybe even Rs. 25,000 per month. They keep saying freedom comes with responsibility, so if anyone misuses things, there will be consequences.

Admission: Experience of applying felt organised, as queries during selection rounds were handled well, fee payment and registration steps were explained clearly after selection, and onboarding stayed simple.

Academic: The teachers here are really the best. They know a lot and are very helpful, also quite humble. The teaching style is very practical, but you have to interact more to learn better. Our course curriculum is super relevant. I feel BD&I is the best course to truly understand the real business world, not just a specific sector.

Placement: Placements for our seniors' batch were quite good, with around 60% of students getting jobs. The highest salary they got was 13 LPA, and the average was around 8.5 LPA, with the lowest being 6 LPA. Big companies like Deloitte, Infosys, PWC, Nielson, and Kantar came to hire from our college. Most students got roles like project manager or operations manager. For our course specifically, the highest salary was 10.5 LPA, minimum 6.5 LPA, and the average salary package was about 8 LPA. Internships were also great for our batch; almost everyone got one, with only two or three students still looking. Companies like Semiens, Kkantar, Reliance, Again Drinks, Ooyo, Volvo, and Emami gave us internships.

Campus: Our college has some really good facilities. We have excellent labs and a library, plus we get access to many different magazines. Also, for data stuff, they provide Bloomberg access, which is very helpful. There is even a creativity lab where we can make prototypes for our new ideas. The hostel here is good; it's a third-party service, so they keep it really well maintained. The food quality, though, needs some improvement. About sports, there are some limits because only indoor games are available for us.

Admission: Communication during selection stood out, with timely shortlisting and interview updates, an easy registration portal, fast document verification, and helpful staff guiding the joining process.

Academic: What I really like about our college is how good the teachers are. They are so helpful, kind, and know a lot about everything. These teachers have deep knowledge in their fields and are very experienced, so they guide us students very well. Also, the course curriculum is top-notch. Every subject we learn feels very useful and connected to what we need.

Placement: When it comes to jobs, almost 95% of students from our college get placed, which is really awesome. Big companies like Deloitte and Infosys come here to hire. The highest salary package someone got overall was 13 LPA. For students in our course, the highest was 12.60 LPA. The lowest salary package offered is 4 LPA, which is the same for everyone and also for our course. On average, students get a package of around 7-8 LPA.

Campus: Our college has a very pleasant infrastructure, and the facilities provided here are also really good. The classrooms are quite big, and the whole campus is centralized air-conditioned, which makes things comfortable for everyone. We also get breakfast and lunch provided by the college. There are good washrooms, and the drinking water facility is also well-maintained. Plus, students can use a separate library and a board room.

Admission: Journey at WeSchool went smoothly, with a clear online application, prompt interview and merit list communication, efficient verification, and an orientation that helped understand the next steps before classes.

Academic: Our teachers here are pretty smart and know their stuff well. But honestly, the course we study isn't really up to what companies want these days. While the course does try to make us think creatively to solve problems, it's just not enough for how things actually work in a real business environment.

Placement: From my course, about 60% of students usually get placed every year. The highest salary package offered was 9.5 Lacs per year, with the lowest being 3 Lacs per year. On average, students get a package of around 7 Lacs per year. Top companies like Oracle, Siemens, Deloitte, EY, and Infosys come for hiring here. They offer various roles such as B2B sales, market research, analysts, management trainee, consultant, and B2C Sales.

Campus: The college campus has many good things like Wi-Fi, IT labs, AC classrooms, a big library, and an auditorium. But it is a bit sad that there is no proper sports ground or good medical help available here. For hostelers, Wi-Fi is there, and they even have a badminton court. However, the food quality in the hostel is not good, and just like college, even the hostel lacks proper medical facilities for students.

Admission: My admission at WeSchool was quite streamlined. The online application portal was easy to navigate, and they communicated clearly about the interview schedules. After selection, the document verification process was quick and well-organized on campus. From form submission till enrolment, the entire journey felt professional.

Academic: Our college faculty members are good, with lots of industry experience. They really put in effort to teach us everything properly. Even though many teachers are visiting teachers, the way we study and learn here is still quite good. Overall, the college has a very good team of teachers.

Placement: What I like most is that our college really values knowledge. If you are sincere and work hard, you can get rewarded for it, which is great. About placements, they are quite decent, not bad at all. But to be among the top colleges, we still need to improve a lot. For freshers, it might be a little challenging initially. However, if you are fast and smart, you will definitely do well.

Campus: Our college is on the smaller side. The amenities here are pretty good, and the library facilities are especially nice. On the other hand, the canteen food really needs a lot of work, it's just not good at all. Also, a big problem is that our college does not have an auditorium.