Institute of Management Studies, BHU

Admission: The teachers here are pretty good. They know their stuff and teach it well. But, they tend to give average grades. How hard the exams are usually comes down to the professor who makes them. The exams are usually fair, but it's hard to score higher than an 8.0.

Placement: A lot of students land internships and some end up in good companies. I think about 1 in 5 students work hard enough to get these chances. The pay usually hovers around 5 LPA. Most Commerce students go for jobs in finance and marketing.

Campus: The campus is really nice with a library and lots of other stuff. The dorms are great and the whole place is peaceful. They have good food at the hostel and other places. It's a good place to stay.

Admission: The teachers really know their stuff and have tons of teaching experience. They're super helpful and friendly. This course is perfect if you're into capital market management. The exams are manageable, and most people pass with a high percentage.

Placement: Around 60% of us got jobs after we finished college. The highest salary offered was 9 LPA, while the lowest was 2.5 LPA. Companies that hire us are mostly from insurance and finance sectors. Unfortunately, our college doesn't help us find internships, but we have to do one anyway. Most of us end up working as managers.

Campus: The facilities at our college are really great. We get up to 50,000 healthcare. The Wi-Fi on campus is strong. We've got 3 libraries - a main one, a cyber one, and one for faculty. The hostels are a bit crowded. The food in the mess isn't the best.

Admission: All the teachers here have PhDs in their subjects and really know their stuff. Most of them have their own way of teaching that keeps classes interesting. My teachers are super helpful and caring, like guardians to us students. It feels like we have a strong bond with them. It's great that there aren't too many students in my batch - just 106. This means we get more attention from our teachers. They really care about us. We also get to hear from industry experts who give us advice and keep us up-to-date on what's happening in the business world. Even though I didn't study commerce before, I found the course really helpful. But I think they should update it more often to keep up with industry standards.

Placement: The placements in my college were pretty good for the senior batch. Companies like L&T finance, DHL, Fujian small finance bank, ICICI, ICICI-PRU, SBI LIFE came for recruitment. The median package this year was 7.0 LPA, with the highest being 11 LPA. The average package was 7.0 LPA, and the lowest was 4.5 LPA. Seniors got various roles like business development executive. Everyone gets internships, but some prefer finding their own. The stipend for internships isn't great the highest was 20,000 p/m, and some were unpaid. The placement cell is efficient in bringing different companies for placements.

Campus: The classrooms at BHU are pretty good, but they don't have air conditioning. The Wi-Fi is great though, with fast internet all over campus. As a student here, you get free medical care, including treatment and medicine. BHU has every sport you can think of, like badminton, cricket, table tennis, and even an Olympic standard swimming pool. The food in the canteen is good too. I stay in a hostel room with a roommate, and it's nice. So far, I haven't had any issues with the infrastructure at BHU.

Admission: The teachers here are really good at what they do. They know their stuff and can help you understand everything. The courses are great for getting ready for jobs or further studies. The whole setup is student-friendly and well-organized.

Placement: Most of my batchmates got jobs after graduation, with about 90% of us being placed. The highest salary package for our batch was 16lacs, while the average was around 7 lacs. Companies like IBM, Infosys, LTFS, CCD, Genpact, Bandhan bank, Ujjiwan, and Utkarsh bank recruited many of us as consultants or assistant managers. It's great to see so many of us starting our careers in these reputable companies.

Campus: The college has good facilities like well-kept classrooms, strong Wi-Fi, and a nice library. There's a separate hostel for guys called Management Hostel, and girls stay in Triveni Complex. The food is good, and there's a student health center. Plus, there are lots of sports fields and indoor gaming options to enjoy.

Admission: The teachers here are really experienced and know their stuff. They're super helpful if you're into research. The international business course teaches you all the current trends in the business world. It's global and up-to-date.

Placement: The college has great placement records with an average salary of 6.5 Lacs per year. The highest salary offered was 13 Lacs and the lowest was 4.5 Lacs. They help students get internships too. After graduation, students got jobs like business analyst, marketing trainee, and financial analyst. Companies like ICICI bank, SBI life insurance, Infosys, and more hire students from here.

Campus: Bhu has the biggest campus in Asia with tons of great facilities. There's everything you could need like hostels, sports fields, gym, pool, library, and even free Wi-Fi. It's got it all!

Admission: The teachers at this college are really knowledgeable and helpful. They're experts in their subjects and you can ask them any questions you have. The teaching is good overall, with some teachers using presentations and others using more traditional methods. They also give assignments regularly to keep us on track.

Placement: Placements are great here! Almost 90% of students get placed on campus. The highest package last year was 11 Lacs, lowest was 6 Lacs, and the average was around 7.5 Lacs. Companies like DHL, Mother Dairy, SBI Bank, ICICI Bank, ICICI Pru, L&T, and more hire students. About 95% of students get internships from the college. The highest stipend was 30k, lowest was 10k, and average was 15k. The placement cell is really good. You can tell from how many students get placed on campus.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities. They give free wi-fi on campus. There's a library and a big university library with lots of good books. Plus, we get free medical help at the healthcare center. Every year, the college hosts a sports event with games like cricket, chess, football, and basketball. It's fun!

Admission: The teachers are mostly well-qualified, but some are just okay. It seems like some of them are just here to kill time. The study material is outdated. With the new education policy this year, I'm not sure how the B.A. curriculum has changed. The exams are pretty tough. We have to tackle 7 papers in each of the first and second semesters.

Placement: I didn't see any job placements in the B.A. course, so it's best to study close to home. Companies do come for hiring though. The campus offers a variety of courses like commerce, B.A., science, ayurveda, nursing, and LL.B. something for everyone!

Campus: The campus has good infrastructure with Wi-Fi, labs, and a library. Our hostel has everything we need like a mess, canteen, and TV room. BHU offers a variety of sports courts, including a badminton arena. It's great to have all these facilities available.

Admission: The teachers at this college are great  they really know their stuff! They're always there to help out and even offer advice on careers. The course content is spot on with a good mix of theory and hands-on learning. Plus, they update the syllabus regularly. Great place to learn!

Placement: I loved the college because everyone gets placed. The highest salary is 16 LPA, the lowest is 8 LPA, and the average is around 9 LPA. Companies like Infosys, IBM, Wipro, Federal Bank, and ICICI Bank hire students. For internships, BFSI and logistics companies are top picks. Most students get roles as analysts or consultants.

Campus: The hostel and college have great facilities. The education and opportunities at this college are top-notch for the fee you pay. The library is big, and the Wi-Fi is fast. The classrooms have a cool mix of old and new styles.

Admission: The teachers are really helpful and know their stuff. They're qualified and have good knowledge in their subjects. The course curriculum is practical and prepares us well for the corporate world. They guide us every step of the way to get ready for placements.

Placement: Most students in my batch got placed, except for a few who chose not to. The highest salary offered was around 14 LPA, while the lowest was around 5.5 LPA. Companies like Genpact, ICICI Bank, and Infosys visited for placements. They offered roles like relationship manager, business developer, and deputy manager. It was a good experience overall.

Campus: The department has Wi-Fi, a big library with lots of books, and a central library. The food in the hostel mess canteen is just okay. The sports facilities are great, and they even have a gym. They also organize competitions between different faculties.

Admission: Most teachers here are knowledgeable, but they aren't great at teaching. The courses are helpful for getting ready for jobs. Exams aren't too hard, but the way they grade can be random. About 60-70% of students pass.

Placement: In our college, the teachers don't help much with reaching out to recruiters, even though our TPOs tried. They don't work with IIT BHU for placements, so no companies visited. Just two startups from our alumni came. Out of 60 students, only 2 got placed: one in sales at Crowe and the other as a system engineer. The salary is around 6 LPA.

Campus: The facilities in our department are okay. The Wi-Fi works well and the computer lab is getting better, but it could use some upgrades. The classrooms are big, but they get really hot in the summer. The library is nice, with old books from the university. There's a room with computers for students without laptops. The hostels have small rooms, but they're decent. The food in the mess is okay. We have large grounds where we can play different games.