TransStadia Institute, Mumbai

Admission: I used to study at the School of Hospitality and Tourism in TransStadia Institute Mumbai. The teachers there were really good - they knew their stuff and were always ready to help. The way they taught was great, and they kept things current. The course they follow is spot on with what's happening in the industry. The difficulty level changes as you move through each semester. Most students pass their semester exams, with about 80% making it through.

Placement: I took the course at TransStaida Institute Mumbai School of Hospitality and Tourism. 75% of us got placed, with the highest package being RS. 7.5 LPA and an average of 4.5 LPA. Companies like Taj Hotels, ITC hotels, and others recruited us. 80% of us got internships with top companies like Michelin and Hilton. The roles we were offered varied, from Event Planner to Sales Officer. It was a great experience!

Campus: The accommodation hostels at TransStaida Institute Mumbai are really nice. They have 24-hour security and everything you need for a comfy stay. The School of Hospitality and Tourism is great with modern facilities like high-speed Wi-Fi, Digital Classroom, Media labs, and a library. The hostel rooms are cool with comfy beds and laundry services. The mess and Canteen serve good food from different kitchens. There's also a medical clinic on-site with doctors and nurses available all the time. Plus, they have sports facilities like a gym, basketball court, and tennis court. It's a good place to study and stay!

Admission: I really like the visiting faculty here - they know their stuff with almost ten years of experience. The permanent faculty are super nice and helpful with academics and career advice. The course focuses on getting us ready for the industry with the right skills and knowledge. The semester exams are a bit challenging, but as long as you follow the rules and show up for class, you can take them. Most students pass with over 70%.

Placement: Around 55% of my classmates have already secured placements, which is pretty good. Since I just completed my first year, I haven't had a chance to check out internships yet. But I heard that the college partners with IBM for certain courses, so there should be plenty of job opportunities coming our way.

Campus: The college has everything we need for our course, like Wi-Fi, labs, and a library. It's part of Mumbai University, so we've got 3 canteens and can book a hostel if we want. The campus has a sports complex with a gym and all kinds of sports stuff too.