Indian Institute of Social Welfare and Business Management

Admission: The teachers are great - super qualified and nice. They really know their stuff and teach us what we need to know for the real world. The classes are spot on. We get to learn from top-notch professionals who come visit the college.

Placement: The highest salary offered was around 10 Lacs, and the average was 5 Lacs. Big companies like TCS, CTS, SBI Life, CESC, RIL, ACC, HUL, and others come for placements. They guarantee internships for everyone. Placement rates change every year. In 2020, placements were tough because of COVID. But overall, the placements are decent.

Campus: The college has digital tools for learning. There are separate hostels for guys and girls. Plenty of food choices around. A full-time doctor is available. They organize sports events regularly. Also, there are other fun events happening all the time. Seminars are held every week. Lots of stuff going on throughout the year.

Admission: The teachers and professors here are so helpful and supportive. They really push you to get into your subjects. They don't just prep you for job interviews, they prepare you for life. I appreciate how they always aim for the best placements.

Placement: Lots of big companies come for hiring here, like Aditya Birla, TCS, PWC, and more. Some are from outside West Bengal and even from other countries. They also offer internships from top companies. Apart from the regular MBA program, there are four other courses to choose from: hospital management, transport and logistics, environment management, and energy management. It's cool to have these options to specialize in different areas.

Campus: The hostel fee is fair and the food is good. They have Wi-Fi, private washrooms, and single/double rooms. The medical center and library are nearby. There aren't many rules compared to other hostels. Security is solid in the college hostels.

Admission: The teachers at our college are awesome! They know their stuff and the course material is spot on for what's happening in the real world. A few of them have their own businesses, so they share cool stories from their own experiences. There are some areas that could use a bit of tweaking, but they're working on making things better.

Placement: I really like IISWBM for my MBA. Most students got jobs last year. The highest salary was 10 LPA. Marketing students usually get good jobs with high pay. For finance, HR, and analytics students, jobs are more in their area of study. Companies like ICICI, Yes Bank, KPMG, and others hire from here. About half the jobs are in sales. Salaries range from 4.5 LPA to 10 LPA. Everyone here gets an internship, which is great!

Campus: The facilities at IISWBM are okay. They match up with what you pay for the course. The hostels for guys and girls are clean and safe. They take ragging seriously here. We have a student center with ping pong, a gym, and a spot to relax with coffee. The food in the cafeteria is just alright. We also have medical help on campus. The MBA program holds two big sports events every year.

Admission: The teaching was really good, especially in marketing papers. I didn't have any trouble understanding things in my specialization classes. Sometimes I didn't like certain papers or classes, but it was more about my interest in those subjects than the teachers. The course content is a bit old-fashioned, with lots of questions that need detailed answers and real-life examples. They talked about case studies, but not as much as I expected. We did get chances to improve our presentation skills over the two years, which was cool.

Placement: The job opportunities for marketing students mostly lean towards sales roles. IMRB and ICICI are the main companies that hire from our college. Not everyone in our batch got placed, but the top positions were in relationship manager roles in BFSI. The college provides good support for internships, and everyone gets placed during the summer internship.

Campus: The classrooms are big, but they could use a makeover to look more college-like. They feel more like regular classrooms than business school ones. The canteen has good food at fair prices. The rec room could use more stuff besides just table tennis. The gym is okay, nothing fancy, but it has what you need. They have a sports committee and a cool shorthand tournament within the college.

Admission: This college is run by the government. The teachers here are really smart and know their stuff. They're super helpful and teach well. The course is good  it teaches you how to think and boosts your knowledge. To pass, you gotta study hard and revise regularly. Over 90% of students pass each year.

Placement: Most students here get good placements every year. The highest salary offered was around 14 LPA, while the average was 7-8 LPA, and the lowest was 3 LPA. Big companies like ITC, Aditya Birla, and Amazon come for campus placements. Almost everyone gets internships too in companies like ITC and E&Y. You can get roles like deputy manager or logistics in-charge here.

Campus: The classrooms at our college are really nice because they have good air conditioning. We also have Wi-Fi and an elevator on campus. The campus is kept clean and tidy. Guys can use the gym, and both guys and girls can stay in the hostel right next to campus. The food is okay, and there's even a gaming room and doctor on campus.

Admission: The teachers at this college were really helpful and we all loved most of them. Our course had a good syllabus and we learned through seminars, competitions, and management simulations to prepare us for the future. I really appreciate the quality of teaching here.

Placement: Almost everyone got a job after college, I think around 90-95%. The highest salary was like 18-20 LPA, which is pretty good. Companies like HDFC bank, ICICI Bank, and Wipro came for placements.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here is pretty good, and the facilities are better than most. The library has a ton of books, and the canteen is alright. If you ever need medical help, the office can help out. Sports and games happen all the time.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are well respected. They focus more on interactive learning than just sticking to the textbooks, which is cool. The courses cover all the important stuff, but it could use a few more options to make it even better.

Placement: The college did a great job with placements. Lots of good companies came for campus placements. Almost all students (around 98%) got placed through these placements. The highest salary offered was about 10 LPA, and the average was around 6 LPA. The lowest was 4.5 LPA. Companies like IMRB, ICICI Bank, Mahindra, and TCS took part. Everyone (100%) got internships too, which was cool.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is good for the fees we pay. The computer labs and classes are well-equipped. The library has lots of books. The hostel is clean and comfy, and the food is decent.

Admission: The course material is spot on and really useful. The teachers are super knowledgeable and really know their stuff. They teach really well and make sure we understand everything. We do a lot of case studies in the course. We also get a whole semester for summer internships, which is great experience.

Placement: Most students in my batch got jobs, with the highest salary being around 8LPA. The lowest was 5 LPA, and the average was about 6 LPA. Dabur is the main company that hires our course students. They offer roles like marketing analyst and business analyst. Everyone in our batch also got summer internships, which is awesome.

Campus: I really like that IISWBM now has projectors in the classrooms. The library has all the books we need for our courses. And there's a sports complex too! The college has Wi-Fi, and the canteen food is pretty good. Love it here!

Admission: The teachers here are all pretty different, but they know their stuff. If you're into it, the teaching is good enough. The classes focus a lot on books, so you'll learn a lot of theory.

Placement: Most students here land a job after graduation, with good pay. The companies that hire the most are Kantar, ICICI Bank, and TCS. They offer roles like research manager and relationship manager. The pay is decent, with the highest offer being around 9 LPA, the lowest around 3 LPA, and the average around 5 LPA. In our course, the highest offer was around 9 LPA, the lowest around 4 LPA, and the average around 5 LPA. Almost everyone gets an internship at places like Tata Steel, OYO, and Kantar.

Campus: The college has everything you need. They've got Wi-Fi, labs, air-conditioned classrooms, and a huge library with lots of books. The hostels are okay. The food is good and not too expensive. Plus, there's a gym and a table tennis table.

Admission: The teachers are super helpful because they're all really smart and teach well. We talk to our alumni a lot and they give us good advice for what's next. The stuff we learn in class is actually useful.

Placement: Our seniors did pretty well with placements, but us 1st years haven't landed a summer internship yet. It's kinda average here for placements. Other colleges' students seem to be getting internships more easily. Big companies like HUL and HDFC do come for placements though.

Campus: The college infrastructure is okay. The classrooms are nice and the library has enough books for us. We don't get Wi-Fi from the college, so we use our own data. I don't live in the hostel, so I can't say anything about that.