TJC Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: Flow of admission here stayed reassuring from application submission to offer receipt with clear communication throughout. Document verification was swift and program registration felt organized with a strong orientation start.

Academic: College has seen some changes because NEP is now implemented, so a new syllabus is being followed with updates to the course curriculum. Speaking of academics, the teachers here are really good; they know a lot and try their best when teaching. They make sure to give live examples, which helps us understand things way better, and they also share extra knowledge that's not just in our books. Because of all this, the pass percentage is quite high, usually around 80 to 100%.

Placement: Our college offers really good internship chances. We get to do a 1-year paid internship program, and some of them are even abroad. For these internships, we work at top hotels like Marriott, Millennium Hotels in Dubai, Radisson Blu, The Taj, The Park, Novotel, The Oberoi, Sheraton Grand, Ritz Carlton, The Oterra, and ITC hotels. Talking about placements, they are going well this semester. Around 60% of students are placed already, and it's still ongoing. It's great that about 15-20 students got placed abroad too.

Campus: At our college, the infrastructure is really impressive, with all the latest technology. Classrooms come with smart TVs for better learning, and we have big seminar halls with plenty of space. Students also get free Wi-Fi here. Our practical labs are super well-equipped and are counted among the best in Bangalore. Specifically for hospitality courses, there are 3 kitchens, one bakery, two kinds of restaurants, a housekeeping lab, and a front office lab. The hostel facilities are also quite good, and the food served there is excellent.

Admission: Experience during admission at IIM Jammu showed clear interview criteria and an on schedule merit list. Document verification and online registration were efficiently handled and joining felt seamless.

Academic: Our teachers are really good, they know a lot and are well qualified. They help us out a lot, especially during exam time, and guide us properly. Every Friday, we go for hospital visits which is super useful to get us ready for the job market. Speaking of exams, they happen yearly and are quite tough. To pass, you need to score 50%.

Placement: Talking about jobs, our college brings good companies like DoctHub, Motherhood Hospitals, and Narayana Health. The highest salary package offered here is 4.8 LPA. Many students also get internships, like around 30% of us got one at Narayana Health. Common roles you can get after passing out are clinical pharmacist, medical writer, and pharmacy director.

Campus: Our college has really good infrastructure and all the facilities are there. Like, the classrooms are nice and labs are well-equipped. The library also has every book we need for studies. And the mess food is actually good, which is a plus point.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. But the course curriculum could use some work to get us ready for jobs. The semester exams are fair, and you only need to pass with a 33% to move on.

Placement: Some students get placed in decent companies, but the salary range for BBA is around Rs. 15,000 to Rs. 20,000 per month. Not many top companies visit our college for placements, so it's better to explore other options. You might need to find internships by yourself.

Campus: The mobile network at our college isn't great, but the infrastructure is really good. Unfortunately, the hostel facilities could use some improvement.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are great at clearing up any confusion we have. They make sure we cover all the course material on schedule and make sure we actually get it. Exams here are split into two parts with 2 internals, and they're set up just like the real university exams, so it's not too hard to answer the questions.

Placement: I love how this college sets up placements with companies like Life Pharma, Sun Pharma, and Rainbow Hospital. They offer roles like medical representative and hospital pharmacist. The starting salary averages around €šÂ¹3,50,000, which is pretty good. Plus, they have a connection with a company in Dubai that helps students find jobs overseas. Overall, great opportunities for landing a job after graduation.

Campus: The college is pretty big, and the classrooms are roomy with lots of windows for fresh air. They can fit about 100 students. The labs have all the stuff we need, and there's a hostel for guys with a nice mess that serves food at a good price.

Admission: The teachers mostly have M.Tech or Ph.D. The way they teach is good but kind of old-fashioned. I picked this course because I always liked it. Exams are not super hard, but also not too easy. I'd say they're just okay. Lately, many staff members are leaving. I hope they hire new good ones soon.

Placement: The campus placement is awesome at our college! The highest package is over 400k, and the average package is around 60k. They really help us out with sports too, giving us special training time. The college supports us in getting ready for placements. The highest salary package offered is 7LPA, and on average, we get around 4 LPA in placements. It's great to know they care about our future careers.

Campus: Our college has all the basic facilities like Wi-Fi in the hostel. The campus has Wi-Fi everywhere. They provide all the tools needed for forensic science. The hostel isn't too bad and the food is alright - it's a vegetarian hostel. Each room has 4 people and there's hot water available. The hostel fees are around 70000, which seems like a fair price. Overall, it's okay for vegetarian folks.

Admission: Process for admission to IIM Jammu felt streamlined as CAT shortlisting and interview schedules were clearly communicated. The offer letter came promptly and online registration was hassle free with quick campus verification and supportive staff throughout onboarding.

Academic: The teachers here are quite experienced and know a lot, every single one has at least a master's degree. They really help us to become ready for the industry, making sure the syllabus is always relevant to our field. Even though the semester exams are pretty tough, the college still gets more than 75% pass results.

Placement: Good companies like Alembic and MedPlus visit for our placements here. Around 40 to 50% of students generally get placed, with the highest salary package being 4 LPA and the lowest starting at 2 LPA. What kind of job role you get depends on the company that recruits you. For internships, students can choose based on their own interests.

Campus: Our college has facilities, but they are just okay, not super great. The labs are average, and classes are good enough. There's a decent library too. Hostels are pretty good, and the food is even better than average. If you are good at sports, the college will really encourage you.

Admission: Route to IIM Jammu remained straightforward with transparent CAT cutoffs and clear WAT PI shortlisting. Offer letter communication and final registration details were well coordinated and verification support stayed strong.

Academic: Our teachers here are not very good with their subjects. So, students have to study everything themselves, even when they teach. But it's okay because the topics are somewhat easy to understand. That's how we managed to clear all our semesters.

Placement: Internships are not provided by the college. Instead, they just tell us to search for our own internships. Also, placements are quite low, with only around 15-20% of students actually getting placed. The salary packages offered are very less, and you won't see any big companies coming for bachelor's degree students.

Campus: From the outside, our college looks very different from how it actually is inside. The facilities are very low here. For eating food or snacks, the places are not very clean. Students also don't get proper Wi-Fi. The library is just average, but we can find enough books there for our subjects.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really good at explaining things. They use real-life examples to help us understand better, and they even teach us extra stuff outside the normal lessons. Our course has been updated because of the new education policy, so we're learning new things. The pass rate is pretty high, around 80-100%.

Placement: The placements this semester are going great! Around 15-20 students already got jobs abroad. About 60% of us are placed, and placements are still happening. We also get a 1-year paid internship abroad in hotels like Marriott, Millennium, Radisson Blu, and many more.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is top-notch with the latest tech. Classrooms have smart TVs for better learning, and seminar halls are spacious. Free Wi-Fi is available for students. The practical labs are well-equipped, among the best in Bangalore. There are 3 kitchens, 1 bakery, 2 restaurants, a housekeeping lab, and a front office lab. The hostel facilities are good, and the food quality is excellent.

Admission: Application to IIM Jammu felt seamless with a clear portal and a well handled personal interview process after shortlisting. The offer letter arrived on time and registration with verification before orientation was efficiently managed.

Academic: The teachers at our college are really helpful and supportive, especially when exams are coming. They are quite good and very well trained. They even talk to each student one-on-one. Just remember that you have to keep your attendance high, it's compulsory.

Placement: College puts a lot of focus on discipline. Students always have to wear formals, and shoes and a tie are a must. Many teachers here are really supportive. Talking about placements, around 50% of students usually get placed. Big companies like Infosys, TCS, and others visit our campus. I'm not sure about the salary packages they offer, though.

Campus: The infrastructure and facilities at our college are really good. Every single classroom is cleaned daily, and all of them have fans, which is great. The library is also open every day during college hours, so we can always borrow books easily. Plus, if you stay in the hostel, they make sure to provide different food items, which is nice because we have students from all over India.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and teach well. Sometimes there aren't enough teachers for certain subjects, but if you ask, they'll find someone. Exams aren't too hard  it's all about how much you pay attention in class. If you focus, you'll do fine.

Placement: Lately, lots of MPHARM and B.Pharma students got jobs in different companies like Mylan Laboratories and Strides. The college can hook you up with internships, but you gotta pay for them. If you find your own internship, the teachers might still give you a hand with the info you need.

Campus: The college doesn't have Wi-Fi, but they have all the basics like clean water, smart boards, and a nice library. The classrooms are big and airy, with digital boards. Sadly, there's no girls' hostel, just one for the guys. The food in the boys' hostel is pretty good, and the canteen serves up clean meals.