Asia-Pacific Institute of Management, New Delhi

Admission: The college's curriculum is really up-to-date with current stuff. The teachers at AIM are super supportive and that's a big plus. We have exams every six months, but they're not too tough to handle. What I love most is getting to go on industrial visits during breaks between semesters.

Placement: I highly recommend Asia-Pacific Institute if you're looking for a course with good placements. They offer some of the best placement opportunities in Delhi. The college is ranked fourth in Delhi and seventh in North India.

Campus: The college is kind of cramped being on the roadside, so the setup isn't great. But they do have all the basics covered like security cameras, guards, Wi-Fi, and air-conditioned classrooms. So it's not too bad overall.

Admission: The teachers here have a lot of experience abroad and they talk about it in class. They teach us about foreign markets really well. The subjects we study follow the AICTE rules. We have three semesters here and we study what we need for our PGDM degree. They update the course every couple of years.

Placement: The salary package usually falls between 4 to 6 LPA, with the highest being 12 LPA. Everyone in my batch got placed, and there are lots of job options, especially in marketing. Big companies like Nestle, Airtel, Earnst and Young, India Bulls, HDFC, ICICI, Dabur, Just dial, and Gartner come to hire students.

Campus: College offers a bunch of activities every Wednesday like sports, talks, and more. They have computer labs and a library, but no on-campus housing. They're linked with a private hostel that has top-notch facilities and security. The hostel is split into different sections, each with its own mess. The menu changes every week, so you won't get bored of the food.

Admission: The course is really intense, with classes every day from 9:30am to 4:30pm. Each class is about 1.5 hours long. They teach us using real-life examples, which is cool because we learn about what's happening in the industry. The teachers are awesome and always ready to help us out. They make sure we grow in every way. The teaching style is strict but not too much, so it's a good balance. Each teacher has around 35 students in their section. We also get to hear from big shots in the industry during guest lectures. It's pretty cool!

Placement: The placements last year were awesome! Everyone got a job during the drive. Big companies like EY, JLR, BLUE STAR, L'OREAL, FLIPKART, DECATHLON, INDIABULLS, ICICI BANK, ADITYA BIRLA GROUP, AMERICAN EXPRESS came to hire. The highest salary was 8 LPA and the lowest was 5.5 LPA. Most students get offers like Management Trainee, Relationship Manager, or Assistant Manager. Our college has a strong placement cell that helps a lot. Almost everyone does their internships here because cool companies like Hitachi, Blue Star, Grant Thorton, ICICI Securities, and more come to hire interns. Stipends range from Rs. 7000 to Rs. 35000 for the whole internship. And some companies pay around Rs. 10000 per month too.

Campus: The B-School's infrastructure is pretty simple, but that's normal. The campus doesn't have Wi-Fi, but the labs have good software and hardware. The classrooms are cool with air conditioning, and there's a sports complex nearby for sports. The canteen has a good variety of food, including healthy thalis. Boys and girls have separate hostels with big rooms for two people. I didn't face any problems with the infrastructure at all.

Admission: All the teachers are easy to reach. If they're busy, you can ask questions during a set time. They really know their stuff and have lots of experience in the industry. They focus on hands-on learning and make sure we get real-world experience. We went on three field trips, with one to Parle Agro.

Placement: The job opportunities at this college were awesome! I got placed in cool companies like EY, Zycus, ICICI Bank, and more. The placement process is still going on, and most students have already got placed - around 90%. The highest salary offered was about ten lacs per year. The average salary was around six lacs per year. We got job roles like senior relationship manager and management trainee. Everyone almost got an internship - 100%! The average stipend for two months was about Rs. 10,000. The college has a CCR (centre for corporate relation) and an active placement cell that supported us during placements.

Campus: Our college has awesome facilities. We™ve got computer labs with top-notch tech and fast internet on three floors. The library is three stories high. There's a research center for budding researchers. We have fun indoor games competitions every year like chess and carrom. Classrooms are great, with a good 1:40 faculty to student ratio. They use projectors and we have good internet. The canteen is budget-friendly you can get a healthy Thali for just Rs. 50. Boys and girls have separate hostels nearby. Overall, I™m really happy with the college™s setup.

Admission: The teachers at my college are super helpful and know a lot. They teach in a really good way. The courses are all up-to-date with what the industry needs. We do a PGDM course, so the syllabus changes to match what's hot in the industry. We have trimesters, which aren't too tough. You just need to get 45% to pass.

Placement: Over 60% of students get placed after finishing my courses. The highest salary offered is around 7 to 9 Lacs, the lowest is about 4 to 5 Lacs, and the average is close to 6 Lacs. Companies like Axis Bank, JPMorgan, EY, JIO, Vodafone, and more come for recruitment. To get an internship, you need at least 60%. The type of job you get depends on your skills.

Campus: The college has awesome infrastructure! They've got seminar halls, AC classrooms, and teachers even have their own cabins. There are meeting boardrooms for teachers and separate ones for students. Plus, there are discussion rooms. The library is huge with three floors packed with books. They've also got good hostel, canteen food, and medical facilities.

Admission: I really like Asia Pacific Institute of Management because the professors are super skilled and know their stuff. They teach us well for our future careers. The faculty is pretty strict about attendance, though.

Placement: The college has great placement opportunities. Around 90-95% of students get placed, which is awesome. Big companies like ITC, L'Oréal, and Ameriprise come for recruiting. The average salary is around Rs. 5-6 lakhs per year. They also help former students find new jobs if they're not satisfied with their current one.

Campus: The college has great facilities like labs, auditorium, library, and places for activities. There are also recreational areas with lots of facilities for students. I really like the infrastructure at this college.

Admission: The teachers at college are super helpful, especially during projects and assignments. They cover all the new topics in the curriculum. The semester exams are not too hard if we listen to what the teachers say. They always give us a good rundown before the exams.

Placement: In my class, most students (around 85%) get placed through the college. Big companies like VLCC, Coca Cola, ICICI Bank, and Kotak Mahindra Bank come for recruitment. They offer salaries ranging from 500000 to 1200000. Everyone gets good positions after placement.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure with Wi-Fi in every classroom. They use smart technology in all classes. The hostel is super close to the campus, just a short walk away. They offer both vegetarian and non-vegetarian meals based on what students want.

Admission: The professors are super helpful and really push you to succeed in the MBA program. I have to shout out to RK Srivastav sir for being amazing in the finance department. The course content is spot on and helps you land a job. They focus more on hands-on learning instead of just theory. It would be great if they took us on industry visits more often, not just once.

Placement: I didn't get placed through college, but a friend helped me get a job at her company. The placement team really tries hard to bring in companies for us, but sometimes they don't meet our expectations. They mostly focus on sales jobs and not much for finance students. The average salary offered is around 3-3.50 LPA. Overall, placements are good but could be better for everyone.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure with all the facilities you need. They keep everything clean, which is nice. The library is awesome, perfect for studying with friends. The classrooms are a bit plain though, no mics for presentations. The building is pretty small but it looks really nice, especially with the Indian flag. The computer labs are fine too.

Admission: I really love this college because of the awesome faculty here. The teachers are super friendly and always ready to help with any academic questions. They're the best part of this college for sure!

Placement: I'm really grateful to AIM for helping me land a job at this college. I now work as a business developer at Zomato in Bengaluru. I've been here for about three years now. They offered me a 5 LPA package when I got recruited, and now I'm making even more. All of this is possible because I chose AIM for my PGDM.

Campus: The college has all the latest technology, like security cameras and Wi-Fi everywhere. The classrooms even have air-conditioning and smart boards. It's great that they keep everything up to date on campus.

Admission: The teachers at my college have been teaching for over 10 years. They're really helpful and always available to assist us. The curriculum changes every year to match what's happening in the industry. We even go on field trips to learn more about how things work in real life.

Placement: Most of us seniors got jobs with a top package of 9 Lacs. The lowest offer was 4 Lacs and the average was 4.5 Lacs. Almost all the companies came to hire students. If you're into marketing, you'll likely get a job as a business development manager. Everyone in our batch landed an internship with a good company.

Campus: The computers here have top-notch technology. The classrooms are cool with AC and have projectors. There's plenty of space for everyone to sit comfortably. The canteen on the 8th floor offers lots of food options like Indian, Chinese, and Italian. The prices are good and there's enough seating for everyone.