St. Xavier's College of Management and Technology Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. The course curriculum is spot on for us students. After finishing, almost 9 out of 10 students are good to go for the industry. We have both internal and external exams, and most of us pass with flying colors.

Placement: Around 20-30% of students get placed at the college. The highest salary offered is around 2-3 Lakhs per year. Top companies that visit are Wipro, Infosys, and some local ones. About 10-20% of students get internships with local companies through the college. We learn programming languages like Python, C, C++, Java, and IT here.

Campus: The college doesn't have Wi-Fi for students. There are about 6-7 labs for management and technical students. The classrooms are nice, and there's a small library. Unfortunately, there's no hostel on campus. But there's a small canteen with fast food. You can also play sports like cricket, badminton, football, and basketball. Medical facilities are available too.

Admission: The teachers really know their stuff and are strict but in a good way. They teach us the important stuff for our course. The extra English classes they offer are super helpful for my future job. Plus, they give out certificates for completing the course.

Placement: The placement scene in the B.M.C. course isn't great, but BBA and BCA have good placements. If the college gets NAAC A categorization, they might improve placements. Honestly, only a few students get placements. The starting salary is low, around 10 to 15 thousand rupees per month. Some students do land better placements in companies like Indian Express, Republic Bharat, News 24, and more, but the overall number of students getting placed is quite low.

Campus: The labs, classrooms, and studio are awesome. They have Wi-Fi, so everything is connected. The studio is equipped for practicals like RJ and radio shows. In the canteens, you can grab snacks, tea, coffee, and samosas. They're even adding more stuff this year. Oh, and there's a girl's hostel run by the sisters, but no boy's hostel.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They explain everything in a simple way, so it's easy to understand. The course curriculum is spot on, preparing us with practical knowledge for the industry. The semester exams are just right  not too easy, not too hard. If you put in the effort, you'll do well. About 80% of students pass the exams.

Placement: During the pandemic when we graduated, placements were tough. Only a few students got placed from our college. The highest package was 4.5 LPA and the lowest was 2.3 LPA. Vivo came for recruitment. Everyone got internships. The top roles offered were sales associate, operation executive, and more.

Campus: The college campus is amazing! It's super green with lots of trees on its 36-acre campus. There's Wi-Fi, computer labs, spacious classrooms, and a huge library with every book you need. They've got a girls' hostel but no boys' hostel. The food is great too, and Wi-Fi is available everywhere.

Admission: It's easier to do well in the AKU external exams, but you gotta work for it in the internals. The college doesn't slack on the curriculum and exams. The teachers are really good and give us useful info. We have quizzes often and there are lots of seminars too.

Placement: I got placed in the sales department at VIVO. Some classmates landed jobs at BYJU's and Dhruva Iconic (a real estate company). Most placements were in sales. It could've been better, but maybe fewer companies came this year because of the corona pandemic. The college's placement cell puts in a lot of effort to bring in big companies and organizations.

Campus: St. Xavier's College of management and technology in Patna is huge! The campus has everything you need playgrounds, a canteen, and it's all well-kept. The playgrounds are massive, with a basketball court next to the football field and a volleyball court at the other end. It's cool that you can play all 3 sports at once. Plus, the college has extras like a swimming pool, a big hall, and computer labs with air conditioning.

Admission: The teachers really know their stuff and are good at teaching their subjects. The curriculum prepares us well for the industry. Passing the semester exams is not too hard since the pass rate is around 33%. The teachers are dedicated and teach us well.

Placement: Most students in my course got placed, around 75%. The average package is between 3,00,000 to 3,50,000. Companies like Vivo, Byju's, Oppo, Redmi, Asus, Samsung, and DishTV come for recruitment. About 80% of us got internships. The popular job roles include Banking, Data Analyst, Commerce, Advisory, and HR.

Campus: I really like the facilities at this college in Patna. The food is yummy, the warden is cool, and they have CCTV cameras for safety. Security guards are always around too. The college is super disciplined. They even have special rooms for girls and medical help with good doctors. It's awesome!

Admission: The college follows Aryabhatta Knowledge University's rules for exams. They have internal tests worth 40 marks and external tests worth 60 marks. In the internal exams, they give fun assignments to help us grow and become experts in our field.

Placement: Most students here get jobs after college, around 60% to 70% each year. Even with Covid-19, the college brought in lots of companies for placements. The college can hook you up with an internship too. They set up at least 5 companies for each field. You can also intern at other places and report back to the college. B.M.C students can work in all the media companies in the city newspapers, TV, you name it.

Campus: The classrooms are really big and have nice furniture. I like how comfy it is in there. They also have a cool auditorium for events and projectors in every lecture hall. The library is massive, and there's a water cooler on each floor. Plus, there's a canteen and medical help if you need it.

Admission: The teachers here are pretty good. They may not have the most up-to-date knowledge, but they really put in the effort to teach well. If you're keen on learning, they'll definitely support you. The syllabus seems a bit outdated, around 8 years old. So, you might need to do some extra prep to be ready for the industry. The internal assessments are tough, way harder than the external ones. And trust me, there's no way you can cheat here. The rules are super strict, so you gotta stay on your toes.

Placement: This college offers bachelor's degrees. Usually, you'll get a salary package of around 2.5 to 3 LPA, unless you're really smart. Not many big IT companies hire from here, but for BBA and BMC, local Patna companies might show up for recruitment. The on-campus placement rate is only 30%.

Campus: The college doesn't have a boys' hostel on campus. But the labs and library are better than other colleges in the city. The canteen food isn't great though. If you need medical help, the college provides it. The sports facilities are awesome with basketball, cricket, and football. There's a big playground too. Students from other colleges come here for events and festivals.

Admission: The professors at this college are super knowledgeable and have lots of experience. A bunch of them even have PhDs! The courses here really prepare you for the real world by giving you lots of hands-on experience. The exams are manageable as long as you put in the effort. Plus, they give you a practice test before the actual exams, which is helpful.

Placement: The starting salary for our course is 2.5 LPA. Big companies like Coca-Cola, Vivo, and others come to campus for hiring. The course is just like doing BBA.

Campus: The library has books for all our courses. The computer labs are top-notch. Unfortunately, there's no Wi-Fi on campus. But you can borrow books anytime. The library uses cool software. And the canteen has delicious food!

Admission: I loved the teachers at this college. They taught me so well that I never felt stressed about exams. Everything we learned in class was super useful, both in theory and in practice. Now I can work from home as a freelancer because my skills are so good. Studying wasn't hard for me because I understood everything in class. Before exams, we did group discussions, which really helped.

Placement: The job placement rate changes each year, but it's usually around 8090%. The biggest salary went to Mr. Rakshit Kashyap, who got 4 lakhs. Zebronics and Kashish News were the top companies hiring. We all had to do an internship, which was cool. I studied mass communication, and there were tons of job options in advertising, PR, broadcasting, Sprint Media, and more.

Campus: The college had everything we needed like computer labs and libraries. We were even told to hang out in the library when we had free time. Girls could stay in the college hostel, but guys had to stay in private hostels. The college principal checks out the private hostels too.

Admission: The teachers here are top-notch! They really know their stuff and help us prepare for the future. The semester exams are great practice for competitive tests. The courses are spot-on and help us become skilled and confident in public speaking. Love it here!

Placement: In our course, we get to learn about different job roles like financial consultant, sales manager, production manager, business executive, bank PO, business advisory, CA marketing manager, HR manager, finance manager, professor of economics, Maths or business communication, sales executive, and marketing executive.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities like spacious classrooms, a swimming pool, library, IT labs, auditoriums, and clubs for theatre, music, dance, and art. There's even a prayer room! It's a great place for fresh talents to shine. Love the infrastructure here!