SBS - Sinhgad Business School

Admission: I really like the faculty and the courses here. They're helpful and experienced. The staff is supportive and motivating. They organize workshops, seminars, and have guest speakers. Every student gets personal attention, which is great.

Placement: The placement department here is top-notch! Big companies show up every week for hiring. The staff are fair and super helpful. You can count on getting placed here. The teachers keep us updated regularly. The only downside is the lack of good support when you're in need.

Campus: The college has everything we need. It's got an 8-floor building with four lifts, a big seminar hall, and lots of conference rooms. Each classroom has a projector and speakers. But the canteen is not so good. There's not enough seating on the small campus provided by the college.

Admission: The teachers at our college are super nice and always ready to help. They have a separate teacher for each subject, which makes it easy to talk to them. The teachers give us projects and case studies to learn more about the topics. It's cool!

Placement: The seniors at our college work really hard and set a good example by joining extracurricular activities. They always encourage us to study well for exams and aim for good grades, so we can get placed in top companies. The placement opportunities here are great, and they help us gain valuable experience in our field of study.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is great for studying. Each stream has its own floor, so there's always plenty of room to study. I like the library and computer labs because they help me focus on my studies. It's a good place to learn!

Admission: The teachers in the first year are super helpful and know their stuff. They'll help you out if you're really into learning, but they might not bother if you're not. Classes mostly involve presentations with slides prepared by the teachers. We had three cool industrial visits in the first two years, which was a great way to learn about different industries. One trip was to a manufacturing company in Bangalore for about 5-6 days. The second one was to Katraj milk diary, and the third one was in Chandigarh. The course material in the first year is pretty good and helpful.

Placement: The job placements at Sinhgad Technical Education Society are pretty good. About 500 companies came to our college, and almost 800 MBA students got placed. If you meet the company's requirements, you can apply from any STES college. Registering for placements varies in each college. In our college, we have to go in person whenever a company is hiring. We also get emails about companies visiting based on our specialization. The highest salary offered so far is 7 lakhs, while the lowest is between 2.4-3.0 lakhs. For summer internships, the stipend ranges from 4000 to 6000 per month.

Campus: The college has good classrooms for 500+ students, both first and second year. The library is small but has all the books needed for research. I'm not sure about medical facilities. Outdoor games aren't available, but we play indoor games like chess and table tennis. The computer labs are good, with internet access for 200-300 students at a time. There's no canteen, but a Nescafe shop nearby. No hostels on campus. I haven't had any issues with the infrastructure. There are 4 lifts in the building.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They're all super friendly and really know their stuff. They're really helpful and make the class a nice place to be. The staff is great too  they're always around to help out students.

Placement: The campus has a central placement office where companies come to hire students. Most packages are around 2.5-3.5 lakhs per year. Marketing has lots of options, but finance has fewer. In 2017, the highest package was 6 lakhs per year, but it was just for marketing students.

Campus: The new building and classrooms are good. But there's no canteen on campus, so you have to go out for food and coffee. The seminar hall has A/C, which is nice. Overall, the infrastructure is good. Unfortunately, there's no hostel on campus, which is inconvenient. Also, there's not much space to play sports.

Admission: The teachers here are really great and know their stuff. They're always there to help when you need it. I love how they organize cool activities every week related to what we're learning. They make sure we're on the right track.

Placement: The job opportunities here are okay. Marketing students have lots of options because many big companies visit for hiring. Finance students also have good chances with the top 4 companies coming for placements. Last year, the highest salary offered was 8.5 Lacs. Almost all students got placed in a company. The internship I'm doing at H&r Block finance ltd is great. It's a chance for me to show what I know.

Campus: The classrooms have projectors, and each floor has a computer lab. There's a huge library with all kinds of books that opens at 8:00 A.M. and closes at 9:00 P.M. The basement has a student activity center, and we even have a separate seminar hall. Each floor also has its own washroom. The classrooms are big enough for 60 students. It's a great place to study and hang out!

Admission: The teachers here are really cool. They treat us like friends, but they also make sure we don't take advantage of them. They use PowerPoints a lot to teach, which is helpful. They know their stuff well. We go on industry visits every year, and the places we've visited so far have been pretty good.

Placement: The placement cell here is really great. They don't stop until everyone has a job. They work hard to find us good opportunities. About 85% of us got internships through the college. And if the company was good, we could earn around 6,000 to 7,000 in stipend.

Campus: The facilities at the college are really good. Everything is perfect - like the Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, library, and medical facilities. They even have sports and games available. I also enjoyed the cultural and sports events they organized. I didn't stay in the hostel, so I can't comment on that. Overall, I was really happy during my time at the college.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome and super friendly. They really help you out and work with you. The grades mostly depend on your assignments and projects. It's all about building good relationships with them. One thing's certain, if you put in some effort, they'll do most of the work to help you succeed.

Placement: There are over 600 companies that come to our campus every year to hire students. On average, they offer around 4 lakhs per year for marketing roles. The placement process is the same for all Sinhgad campuses, but since our campus is in the city center, most interviews happen here. The placement coordinator is helpful, but you need to actively pursue opportunities to make the most of them.

Campus: This campus isn't fancy, more like a business building with one big parking lot. It's a seven-floor building with a nice vibe. No cafeteria, but lots of food stalls around. The classrooms have good airflow. They have a nice syndicate room, seminar hall, and waiting area all air-conditioned. It's a cool place overall.

Admission: The professors here know their stuff and some teach only in Marathi. They cover the course content well within the time. They're helpful, share their own experiences, and really know their stuff.

Placement: The college brags about its 100% placement rate, but the director makes students who work or have low attendance drop out of placements by not letting them submit exam forms.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure, but the classrooms could be better. The air-conditioners don't work, and there's no lift, so we have to climb lots of stairs. The canteen is kinda dull with only Maggi. The Wi-Fi is super slow. No sports facilities either. The library needs more up-to-date books.

Admission: The teachers at SBS mostly have PhDs and many of them come from different countries. They use cool ways to teach us that are easy to understand. We get to go on two industry visits every year, which is awesome. The courses follow Pune University rules and are pretty straightforward.

Placement: The placements for our batch and the seniors were really good. Around 70-80% of students got placed with companies like Mercedes, Deloitte, ICICI, and more. They offered roles like financial analyst, business analyst, and others. Most students also got internships with the highest stipend being Rs.15,000-20,000 per month. The lowest was Rs.2,000. The college has a placement cell that handles all the internship and job placements really well.

Campus: The college is in the city, so we don't have outdoor sports. But we can play indoor games like carrom, table tennis, and chess at the college. The classrooms and library have Wi-Fi, and the washrooms are clean. Sinhgad Institute has hostels in Narhe, which is a bit far from our college. But there are private PGs and hostels near the college too.

Admission: The teachers here are really awesome! They're super helpful and always there to support us. They explain things really well with real-life examples, which makes learning easier. This course has boosted my confidence a lot, and the teachers are also helping us improve our skills. The other staff at the college are also really friendly and helpful to us students.

Placement: I love how our college offers lots of on-campus jobs. It's great for us students to boost our confidence. The course gives us opportunities in HR, admin, and more. Companies like Tata, Balaji, and Bisleri often hire students from our course. It's awesome to have these options for our future careers.

Campus: The college has Wi-Fi and ICT labs which are super helpful. The library is great for studying, and I love getting involved in Karandak activities. It's fun to participate in different events, including pre-Karandak stuff.