Vaikunth Mehta National Institute of Cooperative Management

Admission: The professors here are really knowledgeable and experienced. We have exams often because of the trimester system. If you pay attention and study well, passing is not too hard. They discuss case studies in class and even ask about them in exams, which is great practice for the real world. It's helpful for getting ready for working in a company.

Placement: The job placements here are really good. The average salary is 8 LPA, and the highest salary offered is 14 LPA. Big companies like DCM, Shriram, UPL, Adani Wilmar, Bayer crop science, Federal bank, AMUL, ADM, PI Industries, Tata Rallies, and more come for recruitment. The summer internships also pay well, around Rs. 20,000 per month on average. This college has a great track record of 100% placements.

Campus: The hostels here are great! The rooms are big enough for two people, and there's a balcony with fresh air. The bathrooms have everything you need - geysers, showers, basins, and they're nicely furnished. Plus, there's an elevator that runs 24/7 and cool drinking water available. And the Wi-Fi is super fast in our hostel!

Admission: The PGDM ABM program lasts for two years. A lot of the teachers come from different places like NIBM, RBI, IIM. We have mid-term and term-end exams, presentations, field trips, and assignments in each term. The course really helps us grow as individuals through different activities.

Placement: I really liked that VAMNICOM guarantees 100% placement for both final placements and summer internships in top organizations. They cover a lot of areas like agriculture, banking, retail, and more. The pay and stipend are pretty good too, all across India.

Campus: The college has really nice facilities like digital classrooms. They recently built new buildings for the management education center. There's a boys hostel called Godawari and a girls hostel called Indrayani, both have nice rooms. The campus is green and in the city center, so it's easy to get to.

Admission: The teachers at our college are from top companies and have a lot of experience. They use real industry examples and simulations in class. Our PGDM course is divided into trimesters with mid-term and end-term exams, presentations, assignments, and projects. We also do activities on campus that help us develop our personalities. Sometimes we go on trips to companies to learn more about the industry.

Placement: VAMNICOM gives all students great opportunities for placements and internships in top organizations. You get to learn a lot about Agri input, Commodities, Retail, Banking, and Microfinance. The pay is good and you also get a stipend. They have placements all over India.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities like digital classrooms. They just built a new building for the Management Education Center. The boys' hostel named Godavari and the girls' hostel named Indrayani have really nice rooms. The campus is super green and right in the middle of the city, so it's easy to get around.

Admission: I'm in a full-time course with trimesters. We do class work and projects. After the first year, we do internships. We go on study tours to different places. We also have inter college competitions. There are both in-house and external teachers to help us understand the subjects better. It's a great way to learn and have fun!

Placement: The college is awesome for studying agriculture/agribusiness. They guarantee 100% placement, which is a big deal. Lots of agriculture companies come to campus offering good salaries. Last year, the highest salary was 14 lakh per annum. On average, students get 5.5 lakh per annum. There are many different companies to choose from, so you can find a career that interests you. You can wait for the right company to come along before accepting any job offers.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure with nice classrooms, hostels, and a green campus. It's in the city but feels kinda secluded. There's a playground with fresh air, computers, and Wi-Fi. Also, there's a community hall for sports and events. The staff quarters are close to the hostels in case of emergencies.

Admission: The teachers at this college are top-notch! We get to learn from experts from IIM Ahmedabad, IIM Lucknow, Fergusson College Pune, and Tilak College for Economics Pune. They really know their stuff and teach us well. It's helped me grow a lot as a student.

Placement: I love how this college hooks us up with awesome jobs in agriculture companies. They pretty much guarantee placements, which is a relief. The pay is decent too around 6.50 LPA on average, with some lucky ducks scoring up to 12.50 LPA! During summers, they set us up with placements that give us a taste of the real world. It's cool to meet companies from different sectors like cooperatives, retail, and banks. Great opportunity to learn about the market firsthand.

Campus: The college infrastructure is awesome! The classrooms have AC and there's super-fast Wi-Fi everywhere. Plus, they have separate TV rooms for girls and boys, and separate hostels too. The campus atmosphere is chill, and it's right in the city center. They even have a guest house for visitors and a mess on campus. Great place to study!

Admission: Most of the teachers had worked in the industry, with only a few being full-time staff. We learned a lot from their real-world experience. Agribusiness management is a great course. The teaching was top-notch. The teachers were really motivated and shared both their classroom knowledge and industry stories with us.

Placement: Our college rocks when it comes to placements! Companies like Agrochemicals, FACG, Banks, and more come for placements. The highest salary offered was 11.50 LPA, while the lowest was 4.20 LPA. The average was around 5.60 LPA. Almost all students get internships here, with a cool stipend of Rs. 18,000 per month. The placement cell, run by students, is super efficient. I was even a placement coordinator once. It's all about students helping students to get that 100% placement rate. 🚀

Campus: During my 2 years at college, I had everything I needed as an MBA student. The classrooms had all the stuff we needed like Wi-Fi, library, sports, and more. They were nice with air-conditioning and projectors. The hostels were in a good spot and the surroundings were cool. I didn't have any problems during my time there.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really helpful and know their stuff. They even stay on campus. They don't just teach us but also work on government projects. They share their experiences with us, especially about rural areas that city folks like us might not know much about. The course we're studying is practical and gets us ready for working in the real world. We also get to do a summer internship, and hearing about past students' experiences really helps us prepare for our future careers. It's cool that some of our teachers are from top schools like IIM Ahmedabad and IRMA Anand.

Placement: The college has great placement opportunities with a strong alumni network. Many government organizations come for campus placements, thanks to our national institute status under the ministry of agriculture. This year, the highest salary offered was 11 LPA, and the average was 7.5 LPA. Big names like NAFED, ASCI, and NABARD visit, along with private companies like HDFC Bank and AMUL. Job roles range from regional managers to relationship managers. We also have to do a 2-month internship in India, which is mandatory and counts towards our grades.

Campus: The college has everything we need like Wi-Fi and air-conditioned classrooms with projectors. There's a library with lots of agriculture newspapers and magazines. Our course is residential, so they have nice hostels for girls and boys. The food in the canteen is pretty good too.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really helpful. We have in-house faculty who are super qualified and know their stuff. Sometimes we also have external teachers for certain subjects. And every weekend, usually on Sundays, we have special sessions. Industry experts come to talk to us about what's happening in the real world. It's pretty cool to get that kind of insight.

Placement: The placement scene at VAMNICOM is really good. Most of us have jobs already. On average, we're looking at about 7.8 LPA, with the highest offer hitting 14 LPA. In our first year, over half of us landed internships. When placement week rolled around in November, over 90% of us got placed.

Campus: The campus has good infrastructure with Wi-Fi everywhere. Classes use projectors, and the food is really good. They have sports facilities like Cricket, Badminton, Table tennis, and Basketball. It's a government college that provides all the facilities on campus.

Admission: The teachers at VAMNICOM are awesome! They have a mix of in-house and guest faculty. The in-house teachers are super experienced and know their stuff. And the guest teachers come from all over the place, like industry pros and policymakers. Every week, they bring in experts to talk about real-world stuff, which really helps us understand things better.

Placement: I really like VAMNICOM because they always make sure everyone gets a job by the end of the course. For the batch before mine, they had the highest salary at 11 LPA and the average was 7.3 LPA. They have big companies like Tata, Rallis, and HDFC coming to hire students. They also have internships in companies like Reliance Retail and Bayer. The roles you get depend on which company you join. It's great to see so many options in different sectors.

Campus: This college, being run by the Government of India, hosts many programs throughout the year. Foreign delegates from different countries also come here. The campus has Wi-Fi everywhere, provided by the National Informatics Centre in Pune. Once you graduate, you'll definitely miss this place. There's a doctor on campus during office hours, and a ride is available for emergencies. The hostels are well-kept, with daily housekeeping. Sports lovers will enjoy the indoor badminton, basketball, and table tennis courts.

Admission: This college focuses a lot on quality education. The course for PGDM ABM is all about agriculture business and management. They teach us using real-life case studies. They really help us improve our presentation and communication skills. The course lasts for 6 semesters, with 3 each year. We get to do many assignments, live projects, and interact with the industry. Guest lecturers from top colleges like IIM Ahmedabad, IRMA, and MANAGE also come to teach us.

Placement: Vamnicom always gets everyone a job after graduation. Last year, the top salary was 8.5L per year. Most people got around 6.5L. Companies like HDFC Bank, Tata, and AMUL hired students. For internships, places like AMUL and TCS were popular. The school helps with placements. One cool thing about Vamnicom is that students are in charge.

Campus: The campus at Vamnicom is awesome! It's right in the middle of Pune city. They have all the basic stuff you need like AC lecture halls with projectors, a cool AC auditorium called Jublie hall, and halls for events like shivneri and jagganath. There are two mess canteens and hostels for girls and boys where two students share a room. The Wi-Fi is super fast, running at 100MBPS, and it's on 24/7. They're even building a new international Boys hostel the foundation stone was laid by Hon' Minister Shri Radha Mohan Singh from the Government of India.