SDA Bocconi Asia Center

Admission: The teachers here are mostly Italian and they usually teach at the main campus in Milan. They stay here for about 2-3 weeks. The professors are really good at what they do and they're always ready to help out.

Placement: Last year, SDA Bocconi Asia Center had all students placed, with an average salary of INR 11.3 LPA. The highest package was INR 24 LPA. Companies like Baxter, Capiot, Ferrero India, and Fiat Auto recruited students. Roles like Credit Risk Manager, Financial Risk Manager, and Equity Analyst were offered in finance.

Campus: The college doesn't have a campus, just one floor. The cafeteria is tiny, only fits around 10 people. Classes can hold up to 100 students, but usually, there are around 80. The library has a few books, but it's big and open 24/7 for studying, even at night.

Admission: The staff at SDA Bocconi Asia Center are amazing! They come all the way from Italy to teach us, and they're really top-notch. The course is a good mix of theory and hands-on stuff, which keeps things interesting. Plus, the school helps us get ready for the real world. It's great!

Placement: I'm in my first year of International Masters in Business at SDA Bocconi Asia Center in Mumbai. It's the only overseas branch of SDA Bocconi University in Milan, Italy, which is ranked 21st in the world. In my batch, there are about 147 students, and the seniors have around 85 students. Almost all students got placed through the college, with only a few finding jobs on their own. The top companies that come for placements are Deloitte, EY, ICICI, Vodafone, KPMG, and Nykaa. The highest salary offered was 21 lakhs, average was 11 lakhs, and the lowest was 9 lakhs.

Campus: I want to be honest about this. The campus is all on one floor, but it has everything a student could need, which makes it super cozy. It's got cool classrooms, a nice cafeteria, a chill library, a fun play area, study spots, free Wi-Fi, and more all in one place. The hostel is like a second home with laundry, cleaning service, AC, kitchen, and it's really safe. It's a great place to be!

Admission: The teachers at SDA Bocconi Asia Centre are top-notch! They come all the way from Milan every week, and we also have great local teachers. They stay in India for two weeks while they teach us. The best part is they're friendly and easy to talk to. We can reach out to them anytime through Skype or email. The courses are designed to get us ready for the industry. They focus a lot on practical learning, which is really helpful. We also get to hear from bigwigs like Nestle, Deloitte, Reliance, and Goldman Sachs. They come in regularly to give talks and share their experiences. It's pretty cool!

Placement: The placements here are really good. Lots of different companies come to hire students. They cover things like consulting, retail, finance, sales, marketing, and more. In 2019, the average salary was around 11.13 lakhs per annum. The middle salary was 10 lakhs per annum. The highest salary was 24 lakhs per annum. Some big companies that have come here before include HUL, ICICI, Michael Page, and Future Group.

Campus: The College is located in Hiranandani Knowledge Park, Powai. It's a prime spot in Mumbai, right in the financial and corporate hub. This gives us a great chance to network and learn from the big companies around us. Even though it's just one floor, the college has everything we need classrooms, a library, a canteen, indoor sports room, and a lobby. Plus, it's open 24/7, so we can study whenever we want, even late at night. It's super convenient for us students!

Admission: The professors all have Ph.Ds and lots of experience in their fields. They're really smart and friendly. They're only in India for 2 weeks for the course, then they go back to Italy. But you can still talk to them on Skype after that.

Placement: Bocconi makes sure every student gets a job, whether it's for summer internships or after graduation. In 2018, the average salary was around 9.84 LPA and the median was 9 LPA. Big companies like Hindustan Unilever, ICICI bank, TCS, and others have come to campus for placements.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure, but it's all on one floor. The classrooms are big, but the cafeteria gets really crowded. The Trinity hostel for girls is nice, but the MTNL hostel for boys has issues. The elevator and water cooler there often have problems. Overall, it's a decent place to stay.

Admission: The teachers here are super experienced, with most of them having Ph.D. degrees. Some even worked in companies before. We don't just do exams, but also group activities and presentations. And we get to hear from guest speakers who are big shots in the corporate world. We get a new guest speaker almost twice a week!

Placement: The placement scene at SDA Bocconi Asia Center is awesome! Last year, the average package was INR 11.3 LPA, which is a jump from the previous year's INR 10 LPA. It's only been 6 years, and placements keep getting better with more options. Companies like Future Group, KPMG, Deloitte, and Ernst & Young come for hiring. The career development team rocks - they help us with live projects and summer internships to boost our profiles for better placements.

Campus: SDA Bocconi Asia Center is a cool college in Hiranandani Knowledge Park, Powai. It's got everything you need - big classrooms, a library, a canteen, and a lobby. The best part? It's open all day, every day for us students. Love it here!

Admission: The teachers here are really top-notch, coming all the way from Europe. They know their stuff and have taught us so much about business. The IMB program isn't just about studying  they also help us with our careers. We get to meet important people in the industry, learn from alumni, and attend sessions on the latest business trends. It's been a great experience learning from them!

Placement: The IMB 2023 batch did really well with placements. The highest package went up to 39.24 LPA, and the average was around 14.30 LPA. Students got hired by big companies in different fields like consulting, retail, e-commerce, HR Consulting, and fintech.

Campus: The college's setup is inspired by Bocconi classrooms in Italy. In Mumbai, it's a two-floor campus with cool extras like an activity area, a library with a cozy reading spot on one floor, and a cafeteria on the top floor. They've got Wi-fi and it's open round-the-clock for us students. Love the vibe here!

Admission: The professors at my college come from a top business school in Milan. They have both teaching and corporate experience, which is really cool. Our classes are divided into trimesters, and the curriculum is known all around the world. It's awesome to learn from such experienced faculty members!

Placement: I love that the college helps us get jobs. Lots of companies come here to hire students from different fields. The best package last year was INR 24 LPA, and the average was INR 11.2 LPA. The Career Development Services team makes sure everyone gets internships and jobs. They also give us chances to work on real projects as beginners. It's awesome!

Campus: The campus has awesome facilities with modern stuff like Wi-Fi, AC, and digital content. The hostel is big and has cool things like washing machines, AC, and fridges. But you gotta make your own food since there's no mess service.

Admission: The teachers are from Milan and super helpful. They're all really qualified and willing to help with any problems. The course is up-to-date with the market, which is nice. It's always changing to keep up with what's going on.

Placement: The college I go to has a great record for placements. Companies like EY, ABinBev, Deloitte, PwC, and ICICI come for hiring. The highest salary package is around 21 Lacs, the average is 11 Lacs, and the lowest is 7 Lacs. They offer roles like Management Consultant and Research Analyst. Almost 85% of students get internships through the college. It's a good place to study if you're aiming for a job right after graduation.

Campus: The college campus always has Wi-Fi, and the classrooms are clean and look like the main Milan campus. There's a library and an e-library too. The food in the canteen is okay. Plus, there's a room with table tennis, foosball, and carrom.

Admission: The best thing about SDABAC is the teachers. They're famous professors who came from Milan. Some even taught at big schools like Harvard and INSEAD. They really know their stuff! The classes are great too. We learn a lot from real-life examples, group talks, and projects. It's not just boring lectures.

Placement: At Bocconi, my IMB batch from 2019-21 is super diverse! We've got students from all kinds of backgrounds not just management or engineering, but also health sciences, arts, psychology, acting, and design. It makes learning here really interesting and eye-opening. The placement and internship records are pretty impressive, especially for a school that's still pretty new. This year, tons of big companies like AB InBev, Luxottica, ICICI Bank, PWC, and Deloitte are hiring students for summer internships. And our seniors have been getting pre-placement offers from lots of companies with great salaries. It's exciting to see where we'll end up after graduating!

Campus: The college's campus is really nice and has everything we need. The classrooms are inspired by ones in Italy, which makes learning even better. We've got a great canteen for food, a library, and Wi-Fi. Plus, there's a fun recreation room with table tennis and Fussball. And the best part? The campus is open all the time, so we can study whenever we feel like it. It's awesome!

Admission: The professors who come from Milan are really great. About 80% of them also work in the industry, which keeps them up-to-date with what's happening. The local professors are also super experienced, with at least 15 years of experience.

Placement: At SDA Bocconi Asia Center, everyone lands a job after graduation. The placement team helps us all find internships too. On average, we make around 11 lakhs per year. Some of us even get job offers before we finish our internships.

Campus: The setup at SDA Bocconi Asia Center is unique compared to other private business schools. It's all on one floor with a reception area, Italian-style classrooms, a big reception, a reading hall, a cafeteria, and an activity room. There's no playground, though. The hostel provided by Bocconi through MTNL has some problems with the lift.