Xavier Institute of Management and Research

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really know their stuff. They use really cool teaching methods. We even get to work with different companies to learn hands-on. It's great for understanding how things work in the real world.

Placement: Our batch placements are starting in June. Our seniors got placed in big companies like Jindal Steel in Odisha. The highest salary was twenty-two thousand and the lowest was fourteen thousand. Companies that visited our college include Microchip, Jindal Steel, and CEAT Tyres.

Campus: The classrooms at our college are huge, and the library has all the books you need. We also have medical facilities on campus for students. Plus, there are game facilities and tournaments happening every year. It's pretty awesome!

Admission: The professors at XIMR are amazing! They really push us to learn and grow. We do a bunch of case studies that make us think differently. The courses cover a lot, so it can be busy, but it's worth it.

Placement: The placements at XIMR are pretty good. HDFC Bank hires a lot of students. Last year, the placements were a bit slow because of demonetisation. But things are getting better now. The average salary is between Rs. 5.5 lakhs and Rs. 6 lakhs. If you're only looking for high salaries, this college might not be the best fit for you.

Campus: XIMR is located on the St. Xavier's college campus and has a huge computer lab for all students. The library has cool business magazines like Harvard Business Review, the Economist, and Bloomberg. The infrastructure is really nice overall.

Admission: The best thing about this college is the teachers. They're mostly Ph.D. holders and experts in their fields. Some of them also teach at XLRI and JBIMS. The teaching is top-notch and up-to-date. Because 95% of the professors have 20-35 years of industry experience, they really focus on getting us ready for the real world.

Placement: Most of my batchmates got placed, with the highest package being 14 Lacs and the lowest at 4.5 Lacs. Companies like HDFC bank, HDFC Ltd, Lynk, Decinal point, Kantar group, Reliance, and Ipsos came for recruitment. We got roles in marketing, sales, and equity analysis. Everyone managed to snag an internship with brands like HDFC, Kantar, Aditya Birla, Axis bank, CG Marketing, and Confluence.

Campus: The classrooms are really modern and cool, with separate rooms for case studies, conferences, and group discussions. The computer labs are high-tech with software like Adobe Photoshop and Microsoft Office. The hostel options are limited, and the food in the canteen is just okay.

Admission: The college is all about helping us learn and grow. We get to study from amazing materials made here and from around the world. The teachers here are really cool - some are here full-time and some come in part-time. The full-time teachers know a lot about the industry, so they teach us a mix of theory and real-world stuff. The part-time teachers are professionals from different industries and other colleges, so we get a lot of different perspectives.

Placement: The average salary packages are usually around 2.5-3.5 lakhs per year. Companies for Finance and Marketing visit our campus equally, but Marketing jobs seem to be preferred. About 15% of students get job offers during final placements. The placement team, led by experienced faculty, works hard to bring companies in finance, marketing, and sales sectors.

Campus: St. Andrews College is in Bandra, Mumbai. They have a good computer lab and library. You can also use the gym and café. There's no hostel, but the college can help you find a place. Some classrooms have AC, along with the Assembly Hall, Conference Rooms, and Common Rooms.