SIMS - Sanghvi Institute of Management and Science

Admission: The faculty was really good when I was studying for my B.E. But now, I heard they're offering discounts on fees because not many students are enrolling. It's up to you to visit the college and decide. They follow the RGPV pattern and recommend a book on their website. Make sure to check it out before enrolling!

Placement: The college didn't have a campus, but they shared info about open campuses in other places. Around 10 to 15 percent of students got placed with an average package of 2.0 lac. The faculty was good, but they kept changing each semester. As for internships, they didn't offer any or ask for help.

Campus: The college has really nice facilities. They always keep everything clean, which is great. The library is good too. We weren't sure about medical services, but the sports facilities are top-notch compared to other colleges.

Admission: The teaching is good here. There are plenty of teachers, but some are lazy. Overall, it's average. They teach in class and labs.

Placement: Placement at this college isn't great. Around 20-30 students from each stream get placed every year, but the highest salary is only INR 2.5 Lacs/year. Even though the placement opportunities aren't amazing, the college does its best to prepare students for interviews and make them capable for the future.

Campus: The college has a nice campus with good labs and a sports ground. Everything is well-maintained and clean. The food is okay, not the best. The events are fun and organized well by students and teachers. Just so you know, there's no hostel here, so you'll need to find a room nearby.

Admission: The teachers are super helpful and really know their stuff. They use PowerPoint and other cool ways to teach us. The student to teacher ratio is good, so you get plenty of attention. Everyone's an expert in their subject. Love learning here!

Placement: The placement situation was okay. When we graduated, a bunch of companies came to hire, but only a few actually got jobs. Our department tried hard to bring in companies, but being from a private college, the companies didn't expect much. They just went through the motions with us. Only a handful of students were lucky enough to land a job in a big company.

Campus: The college has great facilities. The labs are well-equipped, and the campus is big. It's a good place to study and hang out with friends. The library is perfect for book lovers. Each classroom can fit around 100 students. There are separate areas for sports and games. And the canteen has delicious food. Overall, it's a cool place to be!

Admission: The CS faculty at our college is really good, but for mechanical and civil, the teachers keep changing a lot. The teaching staff used to be good before 2015, but now it's pretty bad. Most students end up depending on coaching classes or studying on their own.

Placement: Placements are only for MBA students at this college. For us engineering students, no companies come for placements on campus. There used to be a placement cell for us, but now we can attend off-campus placement drives at other colleges.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is nice. The classrooms and labs are in good shape and have everything we need. We've got a basketball court, cricket ground, and places for table tennis, badminton, carrom, and chess. The library is pretty good and has plenty of seating. The canteen could use some improvement though.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They really know their stuff and help us out a lot. They give us extra notes and guide us well. The course is all about finance and business, and the exams are fair. If we pay attention in class and study well, we can get good grades easily. It's all good here!

Placement: Placements at our college are not great, but a few companies do visit. Some students end up getting jobs in local companies and small firms. The average salary package offered is around 3 LPA. Field projects and internships happen, but we have to find them ourselves by reaching out to companies.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure with lots of facilities for students. They have a sports complex for activities and competitions. Wi-Fi is everywhere on campus. The hostels are nice. The food in the mess is good and clean. If you get sick or hurt, they have medical help. And there's a gym for staying fit. The library is full of books for extra learning. We can chill with friends at the cafeteria. The labs have everything you need for experiments.

Admission: The teachers were really helpful, but the admin didn't support them or us much. They taught well and gave us good theory knowledge, but the college didn't have good equipment for practical learning. The student-to-faculty ratio was 30:1. It was unfair that we needed 70% or more to go on industry visits according to the college rules.

Placement: My batch didn't have any job placements. I heard only 2 students from the previous batch got placed, but I'm not sure if they actually joined because the salary was low. No companies came to hire students from our branch. The college took money for placement training, but didn't give us any job opportunities. It feels like they wasted our parents' money.

Campus: The prospectus said we'd have Wi-Fi, but we didn't. The classrooms were pretty good. Unfortunately, there wasn't any medical help. They do have a football field and basketball court, but they're just okay.

Admission: SIMS in Indore is a well-known college for both undergrad and postgrad. The teaching staff is good and there are lots of courses to choose from. It's connected to DAVV Indore University and offers both management and technical programs.

Placement: The college is awesome for getting good placements. Lots of top companies come to hire students. Not just big ones, even smaller companies come too. So, the college really helps us find good jobs.

Campus: This college in Indore is top-notch! The campus has everything you need great classrooms, libraries, and games. Plus, they have a bus service for students. If you're from out of state, no worries they've got hostels for you. The building is massive!

Admission: I really love the faculty here. They're great, friendly, and always willing to help out. The curriculum could use some improvement though, as classes aren't very organized.

Placement: We don't have any placements at our college since the teaching isn't consistent. Big companies like TCS, Accenture have visited our campus before. Unfortunately, nobody in my batch got an internship through the college.

Campus: The college is pretty good overall, but the class schedule needs some work. The facilities are awesome and the food is tasty. I love that the library is conveniently located on campus. The Wi-Fi works well, which is a plus. Sports are fun and the canteen serves good food too.

Admission: The college has a lot of teachers, which is great. Thanks to their knowledge, I learned a lot in all my subjects. They're qualified, helpful, and know their stuff. There are 60 students for every teacher, but they still give us good attention. The lab assistants also know their stuff and are helpful.

Placement: The placements at our college weren't that great. Only a few local companies came for placements. I can't say too much about it, but if the management promises placements, you might want to trust them. They do charge a fee for placements, but I didn't find it worth it. Overall, I wasn't very satisfied with the placements.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is pretty good. Everything like labs, classrooms, and the library is all updated. There aren't any hostels on campus, but you can find them nearby. I didn't have any problems while I was there. I'm not sure how things are now, though. The library has all the stuff you need for studying. You can easily find books for your course there.

Admission: The teachers at our college were really experienced and knowledgeable. They helped us become great civil engineers. In labs, there were 30 students for every teacher, and in classes, there were 60 students per teacher. We even went on cool trips to places like the Jalud water treatment plant.

Placement: Our seniors got jobs in companies like IVRCL, DHL, and Path India. But in our batch, there were no companies for placements. In the past, students got good packages - around 2 to 3 lakhs per year. Some non-technical companies came to our campus for placements. The training and placement classes were really helpful for us.

Campus: The campus is awesome with Wi-Fi everywhere, smart classrooms, and a cool library. The sports and games are top-notch too. The canteen serves good food. It's easy to get here by bus or train. No hostels, but that's not a problem. Overall, it's just an amazing college campus.