R. H. Patel Institute of Management

Admission: The teachers are qualified, but there aren't many professors for the MBA course. They taught us in Gujarati, even though the course was supposed to be in English. The teaching quality was good overall. The staff members are friendly and helpful. However, the authority seems a bit biased. They do organize industrial visits, which is cool. But there aren't any projects or assignments given. The lectures are long, about an hour each.

Placement: Only about 10% of students were actually placed after graduation. The chances of landing a job here are pretty low. The salary for one student was just Rs. 12,000, which isn't much. Some students didn't even find jobs on their own. Companies like Divya Bhaskar came for placements, but none of them actually hired anyone. Sadly, there aren't many job opportunities here. Almost all students had to do internships in other companies instead.

Campus: The college has everything you need like classrooms, computer labs, and a canteen. The classrooms have screens for studying. Girls have a hostel but not guys. There aren't many professors for the MBA program. Only hostel students can use the canteen. The college has good infrastructure overall.