SIMSREE Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: Speed of the SIMSREE admission process stood out. Timely updates on the merit list and rounds were shared, the online registration portal was user friendly, and the entire journey felt streamlined with prompt communication.

Academic: Okay, so the course syllabus here for MS and PGDBM is all set according to Mumbai University. And about the teachers, most of them are not from the college full-time. They come from outside, and they are really good at their subjects. Like, our Marketing sir actually heads a firm, the Finance ma'am manages her own portfolio, and the guy who teaches derivatives is a proper trader.

Placement: Our college has a super strong placement record, with 100 percent students getting placed every year. The placement committee does a lot of hard work to make sure everyone in the batch finds a job. So, if you come to SIMSREE, you can be sure of getting at least 8 Lacs salary, and then you try hard to add more to it. Last year, the top salary was 16 Lacs, and our students always push to beat that mark. Most of the students here get an average salary of 8.5 to 9 Lacs. For internships, 100 percent of my batch got them, and our final placements are going to start soon. The highest stipend was 75,000 rupees per month. Average stipends were usually between 10K to 15K a month, but some students also got no stipend.

Campus: College might be on just one floor, but trust me, it's designed super well and has everything needed. We have air-conditioned classrooms with projectors, a cool AC library, a canteen, and an auditorium that fits 200 students. There are also internet labs and admin offices. Plus, we have a free canteen area with table tennis, carrom, and a pool table for fun. This year, we even got a new incubation centre. The whole campus has Wi-Fi, and even hostel students get some signal in their rooms. For hostels, there are three options: one for girls in Churchgate, and two for boys – one in Churchgate and the other in Jogeshwari. Hostels are not for local students, and you need good marks and a certain income to get a spot.

Admission: Steps involved in SIMSREE admissions were clearly laid out. Application submission was simple, merit list announcement was timely, counselling and document verification were efficient, and staff guided registration formalities well.

Academic: From my experience here, the teachers are quite good. They are very helpful and smart too. One issue though is the student-faculty ratio; it's not ideal. Sometimes, a single teacher takes on a whole batch of 180 students, which is a lot. For industry exposure, we did get some, but honestly, we were expecting more practical experience. We are really looking forward to getting much more exposure in the future.

Placement: From my experience, the placements at our college are pretty good. Lots of students got jobs in nice companies with decent packages. About 100 of my seniors got placed, which is a good number. Students from here apply for all sorts of fields like finance, marketing, HR, operations, and systems. Plus, our college also has a placement cell dedicated to helping students find jobs.

Campus: From my experience here, Sydenham Institute of Management Studies, Research and Entrepreneurship Education has a good infrastructure overall. They give us Wi-Fi and we have proper labs and a library too. However, what we really miss is good sports facilities and a decent canteen on campus. Because of this, there aren't many sports opportunities available for students.

Admission: Overall admission at SIMSREE felt smooth and organized. From counselling to document verification, staff at the registration desk clarified doubts well, communication stayed clear, and each step was easy to follow.

Academic: Honestly, the syllabus here isn't the best. It's the one Mumbai University gives, and it really needs to be updated so we can learn what the industry actually wants. But, the teachers are quite good, and for some subjects, we get really expert professors visiting. The best part is that some of our professors also teach at JBIMS and SIMSREE, which gives us students really good exposure to real-world stuff.

Placement: From what I've seen, placements at our college are quite good. Our placement committee really puts in the effort to make sure all students get placed. Most of the companies that come here are hiring for Finance and Marketing roles. We get big names like Barclays, JP Morgan, GEP, HDFC, Citi Corp, Dabur, and Deloitte visiting the campus often.

Campus: The college infrastructure is a bit of a challenge here. But you know, it actually makes us students learn how to manage really well with whatever facilities we have and make sure all our needs are met. About the food, it is best to bring home-cooked food if you can. For hostel students, the mess food is available and it's quite decent, plus it's very affordable.

Admission: Process at SIMSREE was smooth overall. After my name appeared on the merit list from CAP rounds, counselling and document verification went without a hitch, staff were quite helpful during registration, and the entire process including orientation felt clear and supportive.

Academic: Our teachers are really good here. They are all qualified and know a lot, especially in the medical field where most of them have tons of experience. The course curriculum we follow is super relevant and makes us ready for jobs. Even though our semester exams are quite tough, the professors always make sure we understand all the concepts properly.

Placement: Talking about placements, almost 90% of students from our college got placed, which is great. Everyone got placement opportunities here. The highest salary package someone got was 25 LPA, and the lowest was 5 LPA. For our course, the average package usually ranges between 6 LPA and 15 LPA. Also, 100% of the students got internships. The top companies that hired us were various big private hospitals.

Campus: At our college, the facilities are really good. The medical labs, for example, have all the proper equipment students need. College management is also very supportive and always ready to help. Our classrooms are air-conditioned, and the libraries and other labs are all top quality. They also provide hostel facilities for students which is a big help.

Admission: Selection journey at SIMSREE felt organized and calm. Application and selection steps were structured, counselling after the merit list was smooth, staff helped during document verification, and registration led to a good orientation with clear communication.

Academic: Most of the teachers we have are external ones. They are all really qualified, though, with lots of experience, like 10 to 30 years, both in teaching and working in industries for their subjects. The quality of teaching is not always same; for some subjects, it's top-notch, really good, but for others, it's just okay or average. Since many teachers have worked in industries, the examples they share are super practical and connect to real life, which helps us understand everything much better.

Placement: Talking about placements, they are quite good here. I am in my first year right now, and summer internships are going on well. For our senior batch, placements are still happening, but the batch before them, our super seniors, had 100% placement! The highest salary package was 24 LPA, with the lowest being around 5.50-6.50 LPA, and the average package was 10.93 LPA. Many big companies like JPMC, Barclays, GEP, Yes Bank, CITI Group, CRISIL, ICICI Bank, HDFC Bank, Bank of America, Dabur, and Zycus came for recruitment. They offered various roles; for example, finance companies had openings in investment banking, equity research, insurance broking, credit rating, retailing sales, and risk management. For internships, almost all students from the previous year got one, nearly 100%. The highest stipend was Rs. 75,000 per month, the lowest Rs. 7,500, and the average was between Rs. 15,000-20,000 per month. Our college is student-driven, so it has a placement cell that does a great job. They help students prepare for interviews and support them with every little thing needed for placements.

Campus: My college, SIMSREE, is a government one, but it still has all the stuff a management college needs. We get free, super-fast Wi-Fi available all the time, 24/7. Our classrooms are really good, clean, well-made, with AC and projectors. The library is stacked with all kinds of reference books for finance, marketing, HR, and other subjects. But yeah, medical help and labs are a bit less here. Sports facilities are also not much; there's no big ground. Still, we do have indoor games like carrom, chess, table tennis, and even a pool table. The canteen is not that big, and food options are limited, with just average quality food. Hostel rooms can feel a bit small, but the hostel itself has good facilities like its own canteen and water supply. Overall, I didn't face any problems with the college buildings or anything, but I really think they should add an incubation centre.

Admission: Onboarding after selection at SIMSREE was handled well. Staff supported document submission and verification, orientation was informative, and the experience felt welcoming from the first day.

Academic: Our teachers at SIMSREE are mostly people who work in the industry. This means our weekends are really busy because these experienced people are only available to teach us then. We get to learn subjects like derivatives and corporate valuations from real traders, corporate valuators, and VCs who visit our college. Even though the course syllabus might seem a bit old, the faculty does a great job making sure we are all ready for the industry.

Placement: Talking about placements and internships, my senior batch got 100% placed, which was really good. Everyone in my batch also managed to get internships. When it comes to salaries, it usually depends on how much experience the student already has. The highest salary someone got was 16 LPA, while the average package was around 8.5 to 9 LPA, and even the lowest salary offered was 8 LPA. A lot of big companies come to hire us, like JP Morgan, Barclays, Deloitte, Dabur, GEP, Motilal Oswal, and many different banks. They offer different roles such as Consultant, or Credit Risk analyst for those in finance, and sales positions for marketing students.

Campus: Our college, SIMSREE, is a Government of Maharashtra institute, which means the MS course fees are very low. This course is also affiliated with Mumbai University. We have Wi-Fi available all over the campus. All classrooms are air-conditioned and come with projectors. There are computer labs and an Incubation centre too, plus a new and modern library that was renovated last year. Hostel is only for students who are not from the local area. To get a hostel, both your family's yearly income and your academic merit are checked. Inside the hostel, there's a mess facility, a gym, and even a library for the residents.

Admission: Applying to SIMSREE felt quite straightforward. Online registration was simple, communication about the merit list and counselling rounds was timely, document verification went smoothly, and orientation was well organized.

Academic: Our college has a good mix of teachers. Some are our regular college professors, and they know a lot from years of teaching. Then, we also have teachers from big companies outside. These outside teachers are important people from the corporate world. Plus, we often get special talks from CEOs and directors of top firms.

Placement: Talking about placements, they are really good at our college. They ensure 100% placements every time. Mostly, for marketing students, the roles offered are in sales. There is a special team called Placecom that handles all placement stuff, making sure everyone finds a job. Everyone also managed to get an internship through the college. The highest internship money was 75,000 Rs, some didn't get any (nil), but the average was 20,000 Rs.

Campus: Yeah, about our college space, we only have one floor for everything so it can feel a bit small. But honestly, they use that one floor super well. We have lots of stuff packed in there, like a library and even a pool table. They make sure every little bit of space is used to its fullest.

Admission: Entry into SIMSREE turned out to be seamless. From application form filling to final fee payment, every step was clearly explained, document verification was efficient, queries were handled promptly, and the admission flow felt well organized.

Academic: Our teachers here are really good. They are super qualified and know their stuff well. Also, how they teach the course is very unique and practical, which is great.

Placement: Placements at our college are seriously good. Almost 90% of students get placed every year. Also, the college makes sure we get lots of internship chances.

Admission: Journey at SIMSREE felt straightforward and well managed. The online application was easy to navigate, communication about counselling dates and merit list publication was timely, staff were helpful during document verification, and the overall registration process stayed clear and organized.

Academic: Our SIMSREE college has both permanent and guest teachers, and they are all quite good. The way they have designed our course is smart, and it helps us develop in all ways. A cool thing is that some of these guest teachers also teach at places like JBIMS, NMIMS, and SPJIMR, giving us amazing exposure at SIMSREE.

Placement: Our college SIMSREE really shines in placements. SIMSREE has 100% placements, which is a great thing. The student-run placement committee works super hard to make sure everyone gets a job here. The average salary offered is around 12.2 LPA, and the highest salary was about 20 LPA. Many big companies come to recruit from SIMSREE, like Barclays, Deloitte, JP Morgan Chase, Citi Corp, Citi Bank, HDFC Bank, CRISIL, EY, Edelweiss, Nerolac, Welspun, Capgemini, Fonterra, Pfizer, and GoDigit. So yeah, SIMSREE gives its students really good placement chances.

Campus: Our college, SIMSREE, has its infrastructure used smartly, even though it's a bit limited. We have a good library, an Internet Lab, Seminar Halls, and Conference rooms. There's also a big 200 seater auditorium and many classrooms, all of them are air conditioned. But the canteen food is not that great, so many students prefer eating outside at the stalls near Churchgate station. For hostel, the college provides government affiliated options, given to students on merit basis. It's super close, just behind the college, like a 2 minute walk, and the hostel facilities are good.

Admission: Application experience at SIMSREE remained straightforward. The form was simple, document upload requirements were clear, and the initial phase up to provisional selection was handled professionally with good guidance.

Academic: From my experience, the faculty here is really top-notch, maybe the best in Mumbai. A lot of our classes are actually taken by visiting faculty members. These guest teachers are experts in their own fields, which is great. They give us a good industry perspective, something that is not easy to find in other colleges.

Placement: Our college placements were genuinely very good. Many different types of companies came, so students had a lot of sector options to pick from. For my batch, the average package was around 9 LPA, and the top offer someone got was like 20 LPA. Most companies came for finance roles, and after that, marketing had good numbers too. Plus, some of the job profiles were really cool and high-paying, like investment banking and product management.

Campus: From my experience, the campus here is small but wow, the location is just awesome! Being in Churchgate, it's one of Mumbai's most happening spots. For facilities, the college building has all the basic stuff. Our library is really nice, full of good books and we also get access to so many online journals. And a big plus, free Wi-Fi is there across the whole campus. Just one small thing, the canteen wasn't really up to the mark.