SIOM Nashik Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: Process at SIOM was clear and systematic after SNAP. The GE PI rounds were conducted professionally, document verification was quick, and communication about counselling and registration was timely. Overall, the journey felt smooth and stress free.

Academic: Our college has a curriculum that is very industry-specific and well-organized, spread over four semesters. Most of our faculty and guest faculty are really qualified and know their subjects well. The guest faculty especially come from the industry and give us some great insights. We also get to do live projects and industry visits to get better practical engagement. However, sometimes some teachers struggle to engage students properly or clear their doubts. Also, at times, it feels like we only get theoretical class-based education instead of proper industry-based learning.

Placement: When it comes to placements, our college did a really good job for both our batch and the seniors. More than 95% of students got placed. The highest package offered was around 21 LPA and another one at 17 LPA, while the average package stood at 9.75 LPA, and the lowest was 5.5 LPA. Companies from many different areas like manufacturing, consulting, FMCG, e-commerce, logistics, supply chain, and IT visited our campus. Some top recruiters we saw were Deloitte, Inspirage, Bosch, Godrej and Boyce, Amazon, General Mills, DHL, Trident, VMware, and Accenture. Students mainly got core job roles like domain consultant, SCM consultant, SCM manager, logistics manager, programme management, and operations manager. Good thing is, all students get internships, with the highest stipend reaching close to Rs. 60,000 per month. Our placement cell works very efficiently to get these companies to come to us.

Campus: Our college has really good facilities for all the students here. The campus is about 2 acres big and has everything we need. You can find a gym, a big library, IT labs with internet, Wi-Fi everywhere, and even a doctor if you feel unwell. For fun and sports, there is a basketball court, table tennis, chess, and badminton too. The classrooms are always well-kept and perfect for our lectures. Coming to the hostel, three students share one room, but it is quite spacious. They clean the hostel rooms often, so the environment is nice. Mess food is good quality, though the taste can be different sometimes. There is also a reading room available for us to study together.

Admission: Admission at SIOM felt smooth and well planned. From submitting my SNAP score to receiving GE PI WAT calls, communication stayed consistent. The merit list came out on time, document verification was handled properly by the staff, and final registration along with orientation was simple, making the joining process easy.

Academic: From my experience here, the college curriculum is quite good. But, I'd say the teaching is just okay, average. You really need to study a lot by yourself, because no one will spoon-feed you here. My batch had online semester exams, so that was pretty easy for us. To do well, try to be an all-rounder; join events and committees, and aim for a GPA of 7.5 to 8.0. Marks arent everything for placements, but having good grades always helps a lot.

Placement: From my experience, SIOM really nails it with placements, they have a 100% record. The best part is, what they put on their website about placements is totally true, no made-up numbers there. You'll see top companies like Deloitte, USI, MCK & Company, and EY coming to recruit. Most of the full-time jobs here are in consulting, with data analytics roles coming in second. There aren't many plant operations profiles, though. So, if you're looking to get into a consulting firm, this college is the best choice for sure.

Campus: My college facilities are excellent, that's for sure. Campus life here is also good, no problems with that. Our library is really nice, it has all the latest books, even novels and study books for tough exams like CSCP and PMP. The rooms are fine, and Wi-Fi works well. For food, it's about average, but at least it's healthy, so depends on your taste. The only thing that might be a problem for some students is the campus size, it's quite compact.

Admission: Experience at SIOM during admission was quite positive. The online application and interview stages were clearly explained, and the admission team shared updates on important dates without delay. Registration and orientation were handled smoothly, helping me settle in easily.

Academic: What I like most about this college is how they make us corporate ready. For core operations management, the course outline is really good. All the important things you need to learn for the course are given right from the first semester itself.

Placement: Almost everyone gets placed from our college, like for earlier batches, it was around 99% placements, which is really good. Many students even bagged PPO offers. The placements here are very good. If you want a high salary package, having some work experience helps a lot. Also, the college makes sure all students get internships. Companies like Deloitte and other big ones come, and they give good stipends for these internships.

Campus: Even though our campus area is small, it still gives a really good environment and culture for students to study. They keep the campus super clean and it's well-managed all the time. Health and hygiene are also a big priority here. For students, there's a gym and a healthcare center available. And get this, we even have two labradors named Won and Krona living here!

Admission: Selection at SIOM followed a structured path. Application and SNAP registration were straightforward, PI WAT schedules were communicated clearly by email, and the interview panel was professional. Document verification during final admission was smooth, and the entire process felt transparent.

Academic: Our college curriculum is actually very good; it even got awards for being the best especially for operations management. We get to do cool things like a capstone business simulation that helps us understand how businesses work in real life. Plus, there are other simulations from HBR for finance and project management which is very practical. For teachers, some are really great, especially for courses like economics, finance, HR, operations research, lean management, and supply chain management. For a few other subjects though, the faculty is just average and needs to be improved. Luckily, we also have visiting faculty for some topics, and their classes are usually very good. Everyone has to do a Six Sigma project here, and if you complete it successfully, you get a Green Belt certification.

Placement: My summer internship experience was truly amazing and very helpful. The operations and supply chain stuff I learned here really came in handy for my placement interviews. Speaking of placements, they are fantastic for our batch. The top salary went up to 17 LPA, and already by January 2018, about 90% of us got placed. Most of us got jobs as supply chain consultants, business analysts, SAP consultants, or even operation and catalogue managers. They can't share company names right now because it's confidential till the college officially publishes the report. But big names like Deloitte Consulting, Amazon, VMWare, and TCS visit SIOM often. More info is on the college website if you check. And it's not just final placements; SIOM makes sure 100% of students get internships through campus interviews. There's a dedicated placement cell at SIOM that handles all these activities, working with our faculty.

Campus: Our college campus is fully residential, which means all fees cover everything from stay to food, exam fees, some special courses, and even six-sigma training. The overall infrastructure here is just okay, like pretty average. But when it comes to studies, the IT lab and library are really well-maintained, and you get tons of resources there to learn and grow. For sports, we don't have big open fields, but there's a basketball court, an indoor badminton court, TT, and a swimming pool. For any health issues, a doctor visits campus every other day. Plus, there are handy services like a laundry shop and a photocopy shop. Boys and girls have separate hostels inside the campus, and three students share one room. The campus has Wi-Fi too, but sometimes it's not consistent in all areas, still it's manageable.

Admission: Entry into SIOM felt organised from the start. The SNAP score evaluation and GE PI WAT rounds were managed properly, and updates about the merit list were shared clearly. Staff support during document verification and registration made the onboarding experience comfortable.

Academic: Students at our college really get ready for the job market. They make us do live projects, Six Sigma Projects, HBR and Capstone Simulations, and even get certifications like KPMG Six Sigma Black Belt, APICS CPIM & CSCP, and the SAP University Alliances program. All our teachers have PhDs and are super helpful. They guide us not just in studies but also in extra activities like B-school competitions and social work. The lectures given are of good quality. Plus, our course syllabus gets checked and updated every year to match what's new in operations and supply chain fields.

Placement: Placements here are super good, almost 100% students get placed. The highest salary package was 19.5 LPA and the average was around 10.8 LPA. Many big companies come for hiring, like Amazon, Deloitte, Bosch, GE, Cummins, and Accenture. They offer roles like supply chain manager, strategy and operations consultant, data analyst, logistics and distribution manager, and even business intelligence analyst. Almost all students also got summer internship placements (SIPs) from companies like Deloitte, GE, Morgan Stanley, ITC, Accenture, and General Mills.

Campus: Our college has really good facilities for students. You'll find Wi-Fi in the hostels and also in the main academic building. We have a modern, fully automated library and an info centre too. All classrooms and even the assembly halls are set up with LCD projection, LAN, and Wi-Fi. Plus, there's an in-house health centre that stays open 24x7, which is super helpful. We also have a modern gym with cardio, yoga, and even an aerobics room. The mess and cafeteria serve food, and the quality of food in the mess is good. For sports, there are basketball and badminton courts, along with table tennis, pool, foosball, and carrom available here.

Admission: Form filling for SIOM was simple and easy to complete. Shortlisting and GD PI rounds moved efficiently, and updates about the merit list and document verification were shared on time. Counselling staff were supportive, and the pre joining orientation was helpful.

Academic: At SIOM, our course is very focused on operations excellence. They keep updating the syllabus all the time based on what the industry needs, so we are always up-to-date with current standards. We also have guest lectures where big people from companies come and talk to us. They share their real experiences and challenges, which really helps us get ready for our future careers. The college makes sure we go for industrial visits regularly. This helps us see how things work in real industries. Plus, we do a lot of case studies, which makes learning very practical. Overall, I feel this whole course curriculum is super helpful in getting us ready for corporate life.

Placement: Our college placements are seriously impressive. For the 2018 batch, all students, that means 100%, got placed. The top salary offered was 21 LPA, and the average was around 10.06 LPA. Around 44 companies visited our campus that year. We saw big names like Deloitte, Amazon, KPMG, Accenture, GE, 3M, Cummins, Dalmia, VM Ware, Inspirage, General Mills, GEP, Bristlecone, Capgemini, ITC, ACG, Zycus, IBM, McDonalds, Infosys, Future Supply Chain, Godrej & Boyce, and Trident. These companies offered many roles in areas like Supply Chain Management, Marketing operations, Analytics, IT/ITES, Banking and Finance Operations, Telecommunication, and Human Resource Management. Some specific job titles included procurement management, logistics and distribution, SCM consultant, Supplier relationship management, Operations Manager, Retail Operations, Demand Management, Pre Sales, Marketing Communication Manager, Big Data, ERP, Cloud Computing, Financial Analytics and Optimization, and Human Capital Management. Even for the 2019 batch internships, or SIP, we had 100% placements with 46 companies coming. The highest stipend was 1.4 Lakhs, and the average stipend came out to be 42.4K. Our Placements Cell at SIOM is very active, with students from both first and second year being part of it. There is also a faculty member who is in charge of placements. This cell is super important for all SIOM students, and their hard work makes sure our placement records stay excellent.

Campus: At SIOM, the campus is really nice because it's residential, so you have academic buildings and hostels all in one place. We have modern computing facilities and all classrooms, labs, and even the assembly hall have internet and LCD projectors, which is super helpful. There's also a special Hi-Tech lab just for SAP. Our hostels are well kept and come with both LAN and Wi-Fi connections. The mess committee tries hard to give us good, healthy food, and the warden is always available 24x7 if you need anything. For sports, there's a badminton court and a basketball court. We also have a game zone inside with Table Tennis, Pool, Carrom, foosball, and chess. Outside, many students play football, cricket, and volleyball. If you ever feel unwell, there's a Medical Center right in the college building with a doctor. Also, a gym with trainers and other facilities helps us stay fit. Basically, the college cares a lot about our physical and mental health, along with our studies.

Admission: Journey into SIOM was comfortable from start to finish. The online application and GE PI stages went smoothly, merit list updates were timely, and document verification was efficient. Final registration felt organised, giving a good start to the program.

Academic: Our teachers here are super helpful, and they really know their subjects well. The way they teach is just excellent. They always use new methods, like showing presentations and doing case studies in every class. Because of this, we all get better at talking and expressing ourselves. Plus, the course material (curriculum) is also very useful for us.

Placement: Our college has really good placements, you know. Every year, at least 60% of students get placed. The salary packages are also fine, usually from 2 lakhs as the lowest to 4 lakhs as the highest. Lots of companies visit us, like Bank of Maharashtra and Bajaj Finance. They look for roles such as salesman, accountant, and HR. I definitely recommend joining this college; it's a good choice for everyone.

Campus: Overall, the college is quite good. They provide many facilities like good Wi-Fi, a proper computer lab, and a nice library. You can also find good options for sports and games here. The staff is helpful, and the teaching quality is also good. Our labs and classrooms are really well-maintained and of good quality. The canteen offers very tasty snacks and food items. Hostel rooms are also kept in good shape. During my time, I did not face any problems with the college's buildings or general infrastructure.

Admission: Registration at SIOM was hassle free. The application portal was easy to use, and after getting on the merit list, document verification moved quickly. Staff guided me well during counselling, making the overall admission process smooth.

Academic: Most of our teachers are quite helpful, except for a few. I think the best part of this institute is its course structure; it's really good and updated for what businesses need these days. But honestly, they should teach a bit more strictly and deliver lectures in a better way.

Placement: Talking about placements here, the 2014-2016 batch had it pretty good. But for the 2015-2017 batch, placements were a bit sad, which is disappointing. Honestly, the college administration is pathetic right now and they really need to improve it. The management also spends most of its time on small, silly problems instead of focusing on big things like getting better placements, connecting with companies, linking up with old students, or making our college's name better.

Campus: Our college has all the facilities you need, which is good. But the campus area is really small. Because of this, students usually just hang out in their hostel rooms, the canteen, the BB court, or the library. Hostel rooms are actually pretty nice, but sadly there isnt a big playground for games like football or cricket.