Raja Mansingh Tomar Music and Arts University Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They really know their stuff and explain things from the basics to the advanced stuff. They treat everyone equally and are always there to help with any questions or doubts. The semester exam can be tough because it's all about applying what you've learned to real-life situations. But hey, most students pass with flying colors - over 90% pass rate!

Placement: Getting placed here is tough, only 2 out of 10 students get a job. It mostly depends on how good you are. But don't worry, everyone gets a chance. The highest salary is 23 LPA and the lowest is 5 LPA. Companies like Asian Paints, Cadbury, and Britannia hire here. Around 60% of students land internships too, which is pretty cool.

Campus: The college campus is awesome! The library is free for all students, and the facilities are top-notch. The classrooms have cool technology to help us learn better. There's a girls' hostel on campus, too. The food is good, but a bit pricey. We also have sports and games here, which is fun!

Admission: The exams are in June. The teachers are smart and know their stuff, but they don't teach us practical stuff in the first year. This course lasts a whole year. Not many people pass, about 35-40%. The teachers rush through the material, so it's hard for everyone to keep up.

Placement: Placement in BBA is not great. I haven't heard about any placements for BBA students yet. Some big companies like JSW Steel, Asian Paints, and TCS come to our college for placements. But not all students get placed.

Campus: The campus is really nice with lots of stuff like a canteen, library, printing shop, sports ground, labs, and Wi-Fi everywhere. They have facilities just for girls, not for boys. It's a cool place to be!

Admission: Some teachers are really nice and know their stuff, while others can be pretty rude to students. The helpful ones are always there to assist with anything. The course content is okay, but could be improved by removing some unnecessary topics. Exams aren't too hard if you've prepared. You just need to get 35% to pass.

Placement: The placement scene at our college isn't great. Only a small number of students, like 10-12%, get jobs on campus. The highest salary offered this year was 10 LPA, and the average is around 2 LPA. Byju's is a top company that visits our campus. About 40% of students got internships at ITC Kohenur. In our course, we get roles like web development, web creator, and hacker.

Campus: The college campus is really big with 2 buildings for B.Tech. The first building's classrooms are a bit dirty, but the second one is nice. Wi-Fi works better in some spots than others. Hostel facilities are good, but the food in the mess isn't great. They have a personal ambulance, a medical room, and nurses for emergencies. The sports event Swaranjali is held every year.

Admission: The teachers at IPS Academy are really helpful and easy to talk to. They make sure to give you the attention you need and even have sessions to help clear up any doubts you might have. The teachers are well-qualified and know their stuff when it comes to teaching. The course covers all the latest trends, technologies, and skills that are in demand. We have 2 exams - one in our own department which can be tough but doable if you're prepared, and the other at DAVV University which is also a bit challenging but manageable.

Placement: In B.Com, around 30% of students get jobs. The starting salary is 3 LPA, and the average is 6 LPA, with the highest being 9-10 LPA. Companies like TCS, Wipro, HDFC Bank, and BYJU'S hire from here. Everyone gets internships, and about half of us intern in places like Internsveda, Green Rides, Talentmark, Lotus, etc. After graduation, you can become an account manager or sales executive.

Campus: IPS Academy has really good infrastructure. The facilities at the college are nice. The commerce department has a library with all the books you need. The classrooms are big and clean. I didn't stay in the hostel, but my friend did and said it's good with decent food. The canteen at IPS Academy is awesome, lots of food choices and it's clean. They even have a medical facility on campus, which is convenient.

Admission: The teachers here all have master's degrees and tons of teaching experience. They're super helpful and friendly whenever we need them. The course is packed with useful stuff that prepares us well for the real world. The pass rate is around 60%, which is pretty average.

Placement: Studying architecture here is all about gaining experience. Around 60% of us students get to do internships, and pretty much everyone lands one. A lot of students end up starting their own firms or joining their family's business. It's really up to us. Plus, sometimes the government even has job openings for us to consider.

Campus: The campus design matches the style of our chairperson, who's an architect. Wi-Fi works 24/7 in the whole building. The classrooms are set up for architecture students, with drafting tables for working on off-days too. The library is cozy and there's even a material library available for use.

Admission: The teachers here are really great. They always help us out. The atmosphere is nice and it helps us learn better. The courses are practical and get us ready for work. We visit industries which is cool. The exams are a bit tough but doable.

Placement: I studied B.Com at IPS Academy and around half of us got placed. The salary packages vary - from 5-10 LPA for the lowest to 15-20 LPA for the highest. On average, we were offered 2.5 LPA. Big companies like TCS, Wipro, and HDFC Bank came for placements. Most of us also got internships with companies like Insplore and Zielhoch. They offered good roles to us undergraduates.

Campus: The B.Com department has a nice atmosphere for studying. The classrooms are spacious with smart boards and great teachers. Hostel rooms are well-ventilated, and there's always a fresh vibe. Plus, we have 24x7 medical facilities on campus.

Admission: The teachers here are really good and the courses are super interesting. They're all about what you want to do in the future. The final exams are easier than the midterms, so that's a relief. Most students pass, like 80-85%, and the rest can try again in a different exam. If you don't make it, there's a chance to catch up in the summer. It's in May and June, just in case you need it.

Placement: When it comes to getting jobs after college, I'd say about 60-70% of students find placements here. The highest salary you can get each year is between 25-35 LPA, while the lowest is around 2.5-3.0 LPA. The average salary is about 4.5 LPA. Companies like Hexaware, Capgemini, Musigma, and T. Mahindra are the top recruiters here. If you've got the skills, landing a job here is pretty straightforward.

Campus: The campus here has good facilities, especially the labs. It's clean everywhere, which is nice. The food at the canteen is average, but it's always crowded. Unfortunately, the sports options are really lacking. If you're into sports, this college might not be the best fit for you.

Admission: The teachers in our department are super helpful, qualified, and really know their stuff. They talk to us in a friendly way, which makes learning easier. The course is well-structured and gets us ready for real-world jobs. It's tough, but it's worth it. If you study hard and pay attention, the semester exams are not too bad. Just stay focused and you'll do fine.

Placement: Almost all the students at the college got sponsorship. The highest package was 12 lakhs per year, and the average was around 6 lakhs per year. Around 85% of students from my institute got internships here.

Campus: The campus buildings and departments are really nice. The food in the canteen and mess is clean and tasty. They make sure everything is hygienic when preparing the food. The department has medical facilities in case there's an accident. Students here love sports like basketball, swimming, table tennis, badminton, and karate. It's a great place for staying active and having fun.

Admission: The teachers are really nice and know their stuff. They make an effort to talk to everyone in class. There are usually around 40-45 students in a class, even though it can fit up to 60-75. So, the teacher to student ratio is about 1:45. The topics we learn don't always feel useful for real jobs. But, a lot of people pass their exams with flying colors. The tests are kinda tough, but most people manage to pass without too much stress.

Placement: By the time you reach the 7th or 8th semester, you can start looking at campus placements. There are quite a few companies like TCS, Wipro, Tata AIG, HDFC Bank, and Infosys that come to hire students. The average salary they offer is between 6 to 7.5 LPA, with the highest package going up to 11 to 12 LPA. The actual placement percentage is a bit of a mystery, though.

Campus: The college and department buildings are nice, but there's no Wi-Fi on campus and the network can be spotty. The classrooms have smartboards or projectors, along with regular black or whiteboards. Unfortunately, there's no AC in the classrooms. The library is huge, clean, and organized by semester and department. For sports, there aren't set periods, so you have to be proactive and talk to the sports coach. The cafeteria serves good food at a reasonable price.

Admission: The teachers at this college are decent. Not all of them are great, but some are really good. The college asks us for feedback on teachers, which is cool. Exams are manageable if you study regularly. You can't cram everything in one day, so keep practicing!

Placement: The college placements aren't amazing since it's a private college. Some students do get placed in their final year, but not many. The pay packages are decent, with some around 3.5 LPA. The highest package I heard of was 12 LPA, but that's pretty rare.

Campus: The college has Wi-Fi that works okay around campus. The classrooms have AC, and we even have a gaming room with PlayStations and computers. There's a hostel at the partner college that's pretty good, with friendly staff and decent food. The canteen isn't the best, but there are a few good food options available.