Suryadatta Institute of Business Management and Technology

Admission: The faculty is super helpful, but some teachers in other departments aren't friendly. I had a rough time at college with some issues, especially with fees. I had to take out a bank loan to cover them. Luckily, the college assisted me in sorting out the fees.

Placement: The MBA course really boosted my resume. I landed a great placement at Fintech with a good salary. Some of my friends are still in school, but those aiming for IAS with an MBA got pre-placement offers. This program opened up a lot of career opportunities for me. In my opinion, it's better than PGDM.

Campus: In our course, they give us tons of books and guides to study from. I took some certification courses that really boosted my skills and landed me a job. The college has decent infrastructure not amazing, but not terrible either. It's pretty average.

Admission: The teachers here are really nice and supportive. They not only teach us academic stuff but also give us advice for our careers. They're always there to help us out. The course covers current topics like Python, Power BI, and Tableau, which is cool. Exams are 80 marks, and the other 20 marks are based on internal assessments.

Placement: I landed an internship at Movidu Technologies as a Business Analyst. Placements kick off in the 3rd year, and about 60% of us get jobs. Companies like Byju's, Accenture, and Xiaomi come for recruitment. Salaries vary from 15LPA to 1.8LPA, depending on how well you do in the interview. Ten students, including me, got internships at Merkle Sokrati as Associate Business Analysts, with a 10k stipend. The most sought-after position is Business Analyst.

Campus: I really like my college because it's so lively and filled with greenery. We have Wi-Fi all the time which is great, and our classrooms are digital. The computer lab has over 120 PCs with internet, which is super convenient. The hostel is nice and clean, the food could be better though. I enjoy the cultural fest and sports events that happen here. Overall, it's a good place to be.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are super helpful. The only issue I had was with the business analytics program. Sometimes classes didn't start on time. My advice is to check with the college about their lecture schedule. In the third semester, some B.A. classes got canceled because students were busy with internships.

Placement: A lot of students at college get internships, but the business analytics and operations students have fewer chances to get one through the college. So, some of us have to find internships on our own. Not many students from the 2224 batch got placed, even though some companies came for placements. The salary packages offered ranged from 1.50 to 6.50 LPA, which is considered good here.

Campus: The college offers computer labs with extra sessions for MBA students, like MS Excel courses. There's also a career development programme. The library is huge, and students can use the gym on campus. Plus, there's a private hostel and a mess nearby.

Admission: The teachers here are top-notch. They really know their stuff. We get guest speakers every Saturday which is cool. It helps us get ready for the real world. Our semester exams are fair and most people pass. Some of the tech stuff can be tricky to pick up, though.

Placement: The college offers placements. Big companies and small start-ups come for hiring. The salary ranges from 4 to 7 lakhs per year. Most students, about 80%, get internships too.

Campus: The hostel is nice here. The food in our mess is great. We have a dining hall, canteen, medical help, sports, games, library, and Wi-Fi all the time. Our classrooms have projectors and are digital. The labs and classrooms are well-equipped and comfy.