Symbiosis School of Economics, Symbiosis International, Pune

Admission: The teachers at our college are awesome. They know a lot and have lots of experience. They mostly teach through lectures. We also get guest speakers from different industries. The topics covered in the curriculum are really thorough.

Placement: The placement cell doesn't really push for student placements much. Not many students go for placements after B.Sc. in Economics anyway. But if you're keen, you can hit up the placement cell for industry contacts. They also assist with mandatory internships, so that's helpful.

Campus: The campus has a main building that's not huge but fits students from all three years comfortably. Classrooms are small, and the library doesn't have enough books. The canteen food is tasty, but there's no hostel for students.

Admission: The teachers here are really smart and have degrees from good schools. Some even studied abroad! They know their stuff and teach us well. The classes are set up nicely so we can learn a lot and also pick up practical skills for work.

Placement: The college offers an average salary package of 6 to 7 Lacs, with job roles in data analytics, sales, marketing, and HR. There are plenty of internships available in different areas, and all students have to do one. The placement cell is really on top of things when it comes to this.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure with everything you need like Wi-Fi everywhere, a library with lots of books and journals, and good hostels. The food in the mess is pretty good too. The staff are all really helpful and understanding.

Admission: The teachers at our college were really good. They knew their stuff and were easy to talk to. The subjects we studied were practical and the teachers were always there to help. They gave us all the materials we needed to study. I had a good experience overall.

Placement: Not many companies come for placements here. Since it's a bachelor's course, most students prefer to continue their studies instead of going for placements. Some companies did come for final placements though, and a few students got good jobs with nice salaries.

Campus: The college had a canteen which was cool, and hostel students could eat in the mess. Sports facilities weren't that great though. The mess was clean and kept to high hygiene standards. Medical help was quick and good for basic treatment.

Admission: The professors here really know their stuff and teach well. They prepare us for the real world. The course is good, but the tests are super hard. You gotta put in the work to pass. The pass rate is only around half.

Placement: Around half of us got placed after college. The best salary was 18 lakhs per year, while the lowest was 3 lakhs. Big names like TCS and IBM came for placements. They offered jobs like teaching, data analysis, and risk analysis.

Campus: The college has really good infrastructure and facilities. There's a library with lots of research papers, labs with cool equipment, and wifi that's always available. Each department and classroom is separate. The mess and canteen are super clean. And they also organize sports and games.

Admission: The course curriculum is super relevant and the teachers know their stuff. Classes hardly ever get cancelled, which is great. The study materials are spot-on for the industry. As an economics student, you gotta put in some effort to pick up those skills.

Placement: I love how this college offers options like data analyst, economist, and research and development roles. It's a great chance to go abroad for a master's degree with awesome semester exchange programs. Plus, we have to do an internship with top companies in our second year. It's a cool opportunity!

Campus: The hostel here is decent, but there are better ones out there. You can play sports on another campus since the one on S. B. road isn't that great. The library is great value for money with access to journals.

Admission: The teachers are great and helpful. You need to take care of your own learning because there are a lot of students in class. But if you email them, they usually reply and explain things well when you ask.

Placement: A lot of students in our course landed jobs as Research Associates at Ken Research Private Limited and Research Analysts at KingFish. Most of us found placements by the end of our third year. I heard the starting salary was Rs. 50,000 a month, which is pretty good. Overall, the placements are great.

Campus: The new building is awesome with Wi-Fi everywhere, and it feels really open. The library is huge and the classrooms are super roomy, which is great. They all have projectors for teachers to use. And the benches are comfy too.

Admission: The teachers at this college really know their stuff and have awesome education backgrounds. They guide us well and support us in every way. The study material is spot on and they use cool stuff like PPTs, role plays, and case studies. It all helps us get ready for the real world. The exams focus a lot on case studies, so you really understand the concepts well.

Placement: Almost everyone got a job after college. The pay ranges from 3.75 to 12 LPA, with an average of 6 LPA. Students usually get roles in strategy, creative, or communication. Citi Bank and RBI hire a lot of students. I even got an internship with the United Nations thanks to the college preparing us well.

Campus: Our college campus life is pretty great, even though the buildings are old and the classrooms are small. It's the oldest campus in Pune, which is cool. The college has a hostel for guys and girls, with a mess and gym. We've got a computer lab and digital classrooms for studying, and guest lectures happen in the auditorium. The food in the mess is decent, not too bad. There's always medical help available with a doctor, nurse, and two ambulances on standby. Overall, it's a good place to be!

Admission: The professors here are really top-notch, with many coming from top schools. Some even have experience from abroad! They really know their stuff. The courses are well-planned too, giving us time to learn practical skills for the industry.

Placement: The average salary after college is around 6 to 7 lakhs rupees. There are job offers in different fields like data analysis, sales, marketing, and HR. Internships are part of the courses, so everyone does them. The college helps a lot in finding jobs after graduation.

Campus: The college has great facilities like Wi-Fi, library access, and good hostels. The food in the mess is good too. The staff are really respectful and helpful.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really know their stuff when it comes to teaching. The way they teach is top-notch, making it easy for us to grasp everything. Our course doesn't follow a strict curriculum. The exams can be tough, so we gotta put in the study time. The passing rate is around 55%, so you gotta work hard to make the grade.

Placement: The placement cell at our college is pretty solid. Over 60% of students land jobs right on campus with the top offer at 9 lakhs a year and the lowest at 3 lakhs. Loads of companies swing by for recruitment. But not many students score internships off-campus.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities like Wi-Fi, a library, and labs. They also offer hostel services with food, electricity, Wi-Fi, and medical help. Plus, they organize sports and games every semester which is cool.

Admission: The teachers at our college really know their stuff, and a lot of them studied at top economics schools worldwide. They mainly teach through lectures. Each teacher has about 25 students on average. We get to hear from some really important people in the industry during guest lectures, which is pretty cool.

Placement: Placements aren't a big deal for our course since most students don't go for them. We have to do one internship in fields like banking, consulting, or credit rating companies. And another one in an NGO. Usually, internships don't pay.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is not great. The classrooms and labs are small. There aren't many sports facilities. The library needs more books. The cafeteria food is good, though. And there's no hostel on campus.