Southern International Hotel Management Academy

Admission: The teachers at our college are really top-notch. They're super qualified and experienced, and they know their stuff. They're always there to help during office hours. I like how they use interactive methods, real-life examples, and projects to make learning fun. I'm happy with all my professors here.

Placement: Around 75% of us in our group got jobs after college. The best offer was 4 LPA. I did internships at Care Hospital and Medicover, Gandhi hospital. Most of us in our course end up as dieticians or nutritionists. About 70% of us did internships and learned a lot.

Campus: The hostel has a cozy and clean vibe. The labs are nice, and you can use the free Wi-Fi. They have medical help and a canteen too. The hostel fees are reasonable, and the food is nutritious and tasty. The rooms are well-maintained.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They really know their stuff and help us understand not just the subjects, but life too. They're always there for us, guiding us in the right direction. We have 6 semesters, with 2 midterms and practicals in each. It really boosts our confidence for exams.

Placement: I really like how our college makes sure all students get placed in good jobs. The type of job and salary you get depends on how good you are. We have two internships one for 3 months and another for 6 months. After that, students get placed in top hotels and resorts. You can get both entry-level and high-level jobs through the college.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure. The faculty is super friendly. The library is well-designed with lots of different books. The canteen is super clean. They hold sports meets twice a year. And if there's an emergency, they have first aid and can take you to the hospital.

Admission: The food science professors here are super helpful and always there to help with research and hands-on stuff. They're really into guiding students and giving career advice too. Most of them have master's or Ph.D. degrees in food science, microbiology, Chemistry, or related subjects. And a lot of them have worked in the industry, so they know their stuff and make classes interesting. The teaching quality can vary, but in general, the programs are pretty solid and you'll learn a lot.

Placement: I'm studying food science and technology, and I'm happy to say that everyone in my batch got a job after graduating. The salary offered ranges from 2 to 4 lakhs per annum, which is pretty good. Plus, all of us landed internships at top companies like Amul. It's a great field to be in!

Campus: The college I go to has awesome classrooms, libraries, and labs. They've got everything we need for hands-on learning. The hostel here is nice too, with good food and medical help when you need it. It's a solid place to study and live.

Admission: The teachers here are really great! They are super knowledgeable and the live classes they give are so helpful. It's cool because we get to learn the real stuff, not just what's in the books. That hands-on experience is gonna help us land a job for sure. Plus, it keeps us feeling positive and motivated.

Placement: I really like that all students get placed here. When we start, we might get middle-level jobs, but as we gain experience, we can move up to higher positions. After 3 months of training, we either stay in the same company or find placements elsewhere. It's cool how they match us with jobs based on our skills and abilities.

Campus: The college has great facilities and a peaceful atmosphere. The hostel provides 24/7 hot water and Wi-Fi. If you need medical help, they have medication and first aid available right in the hostel. And if there's an emergency, they'll take you to the hospital. It's really convenient and safe here!

Admission: The teachers are really good. They keep things neat and everyone is on time and disciplined. The subjects are easy to grasp, and they'll explain again if we're confused. Plus, they make the atmosphere friendly.

Placement: After finishing B.Sc., we have placements at good companies. Some seniors got jobs there too. We also do internships at different companies. Plus, we go on industrial visits to learn more about them.

Campus: The college facilities are nice. They keep it clean every day. The hostel is pretty good, better than some others I've seen. It's about 2km away from the college, but there's a bus for students. The food is decent, they switch up the menu daily.

Admission: The teachers here are really nice and know their stuff. They focus more on practical stuff than just sitting in class, which is great for learning. The exams are not too hard, especially since we have two semesters to prepare. It makes me feel more confident about taking the exams.

Placement: All students at Innova college get placed based on their skills. They offer different packages according to each person's abilities. After graduation, we can find jobs in hospitals or weight reduction centers. A few of my friends even got jobs at Colors and Medicover hospitals. It's great to see everyone finding opportunities after college.

Campus: The college has great facilities like free Wi-Fi, AC classrooms, labs, and a digital library. The hostels are awesome and the food is really tasty. If you get sick, there's medicine available in the hostel and they'll take you to the hospital if needed.

Admission: The teachers here are really good at what they do. They're qualified and always ready to help out. The course curriculum got me prepared for future stuff. Exams were challenging, but most of us passed with a 95% success rate.

Placement: Most students got jobs in big pharma companies, while others chose to study more. The highest salary was 3 LPA and the lowest was 2.2 LPA. Top companies like Labelle, Body Care, and Aastha Hospital hired students. Almost everyone got internships at places like Medicover and Apollo.

Campus: I really liked how this college took care of us students. They had everything we needed to feel comfortable, like clean bathrooms, tidy classrooms, and good food in the hostel mess. The library, labs, and Wi-Fi were all top-notch too. And the best part? The food was tasty and didn't cost much. It was a great place to be!

Admission: The teachers know their stuff and teach well. The courses are decent, but they don't really give us practical skills for the industry. Exams aren't as hard as expected, so putting in some effort can get you good grades. It's a great course to learn from, but job opportunities in India are limited.

Placement: None of the Food Science and Nutrition students in my batch got placed from our college. They don't provide placements at all. The job packages in India for this field are pretty low, around 3 to 4 lakhs per year. Companies like ITC, Nestle, Pepsi, and hospitals usually hire us. The main roles we get are dieticians, nutritionists, fitness trainers, and quality analysts.

Campus: The college only has one building with small classrooms. The lab and library facilities are poor and tiny, which makes it hard to learn practically. The hostel is far from the college, but at least the food is good. There's no canteen, limited outings, and no medical help available. Sometimes, there are sports meets happening.

Admission: The teachers here know their stuff and are really good at teaching. The courses are all useful, especially if you're into hotel management. By the time you're in your last year, you'll be all set. The teachers are there for you whenever you need help and they explain things well. They even use PowerPoint and live classes to make learning easier. Plus, we get to do hands-on stuff in live labs with our teachers. It's a great place to learn!

Placement: I really like the courses they offer at our college, like BHM and B.Sc. Around 80% of students in our course got jobs after graduating. The salary range is from Rs. 15,000 to Rs. 25,000 per month. They have good job opportunities in our field. Plus, the teachers in the BHM department are great.

Campus: The college is great! They have labs and classrooms with AC. The canteen serves tasty and healthy food. The hostel has Wi-Fi, hot water, and a washing machine. It's clean, safe, and even has CCTV cameras. Plus, the hostel rooms have AC too. Love it here!

Admission: The teachers at Southern College are super smart and know their stuff. They teach really well. I'm studying food technology, and it's right on track with what we need to know. The course gets us ready for the industry. The exams are fair, and everyone passes. It's great!

Placement: I'm in a food technology course and most students (about 85%) got jobs after graduating. The top job roles are in research, quality analysis, and as food scientists. Companies like Heritage, Britaniya, and Nestle hire from our college. The highest salary offered is around 16 LPA, while the lowest is 5 LPA. Our college has a 100% pass rate.

Campus: The campus at Southern Educational Institutions is awesome! We've got everything like AC classrooms, labs, computers, and a library. Plus, there's CCTV for security. The hostel is super nice, and the food is tasty and healthy. They serve up a variety of dishes. And don't worry about getting to college - there's a bus for that!