Institute of Management Studies, Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya

Admission: In my time at college, we had amazing teachers. They really knew their stuff and were super helpful. The college organized industry visits and workshops for us, which was pretty cool. Plus, the exams were not too hard to pass.

Placement: In our college, most students get jobs every year. The highest salary offered was 12 LPA, and the lowest was 3 LPA. The average salary was between 6 to 9 LPA. Many companies come for placements. EY, Eicher, Byjus were some top companies that visited. They offered roles in HR, marketing, and other leadership positions.

Campus: The college's facilities were just okay, not amazing. They had Wi-Fi, a canteen, labs, and a library for us. The food in the canteen was decent for the price. The campus was big, but they didn't have any hostels.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff, especially the visiting ones. They bring a lot of experience and dedication. The curriculum is practical and gets us ready for the real world, especially with all the case studies. Since the college is autonomous, the exams aren't too tough.

Placement: The placements for marketing management are pretty good, but overall placements aren't that strong. Finance placements are a bit low because of the US recession. But if you're into marketing, you can expect to get an average package of around 6 to 7 lakh rupees.

Campus: This college is run by the government, so don't expect fancy facilities. But hey, they do have Wi-Fi, which is cool. The classrooms are really nice. Unfortunately, there's no mess hall, cafeteria, or medical center in our department area. You gotta go check out the university for those things.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are super helpful. They make sure we're ready for the industry. The exams are fair, not too tough. You just need a 33% to pass.

Placement: Most students in our course get placed, around 80%. The salaries are pretty good too the highest is around 8 to 9 lakhs, average is 6 to 7 lakhs, and the lowest is 4 to 5 lakhs. Companies like Apollo, Medanta, Eyecare, Infigo, and Wockhardt hire a lot of students. Almost everyone gets an internship at places like Apollo and Shalby, about 90%.

Campus: The facilities for my course are great - like Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, and the library. The food in the hostel mess and canteen is really good. Medical help is easily available, and there are lots of sports and games to enjoy.

Admission: The faculty at IMS DAVV Indore has a mix of academic and industry experience, which helps us learn both theory and practical stuff. We cover key management topics like finance, marketing, HR, and operations, with options to specialize based on jobs. We do lots of real-world stuff like case studies, projects, and internships. Exams test how well we can apply what we've learned. Our classrooms have cool tech stuff, and we get extra help from the library and mentors. Some folks think the campus and exam setup could use some updates, though.

Placement: IMS DAVV Indore is great for MBA students looking for good placements. The average salary is around 4-6 LPA, with the highest going up to 12-21 LPA. The placement rate is high, especially in marketing and finance. Major recruiters like Deloitte, HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, and others hire students for various roles. The total fees for the MBA program are affordable at around 2.15 lacs, and there's an option for hostel facilities at an extra 25,000 per year. IMS DAVV Indore is a good choice if you're aiming for a successful career after graduation.

Campus: IMS DAVV has a bunch of programs in management and related fields for both undergrads and grads. They offer MBA specializations like Financial Administration, Marketing Management, Human Resource Management, E-commerce, Business Analytics, and Hospital Administration. The courses cover subjects like economics, marketing, finance, operations, and strategy. You also get to do internships, projects, and case studies for hands-on learning. The college has hostels for guys and girls with fees of around £25,000 per year. The hostels have basic amenities, but some students think they need upgrades. The campus is close by, so it's easy to get to. However, some students eat off-campus because the mess facilities are limited. Overall, IMS DAVV is a good choice if you want a mix of tough academics, affordability, and good placement opportunities. Improving the infrastructure could make the experience even better.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are great to learn from. The courses are super helpful for personal growth and getting ready for a job. They keep the classes going all semester, so if you show up to most of them, you've got a 95% chance of passing. I've learned so much and had a good time here!

Placement: Most students get placed in different streams, around 70-80%. Salaries start at 3 LPA and go up to 8 LPA. Companies like Deloitte, Gepact, and Infosys hire from here. If you can't do an internship during classes, don't stress. You can still take part in the placement process.

Campus: Each department has its own teachers, and there's Wi-Fi in every classroom. The library has all the new course books you need. The campus doesn't have a canteen, but there's an Indian coffee house nearby. You can also grab some tasty street food right outside the college.

Admission: The teachers at our college are pretty cool. Some are really good and some are just okay. They know their stuff and are always there to help. The way they teach is great. The courses are spot on and get us ready for the real world. But we gotta step up our game with our personal skills.

Placement: Most of the students like 75-80% got jobs after college. The average salary was around 4 LPA. Because of the lockdown, I didn't do an internship, but our seniors had good ones. The roles you get depend on your personal skills.

Campus: The college buildings aren't amazing, but IMS focuses on giving a top-notch education. They have good medical services and a nice canteen with tasty food. The library is stocked with lots of books for studying in peace.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and cooperative. They know their stuff and teach well. The quality of teaching is great. I feel like I'm learning a lot and gaining important skills for my mental and professional growth. The semester exams aren't too hard as long as you study well.

Placement: Most students in my course got placed, about 70%. The average salary is around 5 lakhs per year. The highest package offered was 22 lakhs. Companies like Wipro, TISS, and Zomato hire students. In the summer internship program, around half of the students get internships.

Campus: The campus is pretty old and needs some renovations. The library is big, quiet, and a great place to study. The classrooms are small but in good shape. The hostel is always busy because the batch size is small.

Admission: The teachers here are really great. They know their stuff and are super helpful. They have lots of experience and make it easy to pass exams as long as you do some studying beforehand.

Placement: I'm really happy with the placement options our college offers. Around 70% of students get good placements. Companies like EY, Deloitte, TCS, Accenture, and KPMG hire a lot of students from our course. The average salary for this course is 7 LPA, which is pretty good.

Campus: The college facilities are in great shape and look really nice. They provide things like Wi-Fi, hostels, canteens, labs, and a library. Compared to other colleges, these facilities are pretty good. The only thing is that the food in the hostel could be better.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really know their stuff. They make learning easy. The courses are interesting and make sense. Exams aren't too hard. Most students pass, which is awesome. This college rocks!

Placement: Plenty of companies come to our college for placements in all sorts of fields. For biotechnology students, big names like Lupin, Biocon, Deloitte, Sun Pharma, and more come for hiring. We can start applying for jobs in our final year. The college helps us with career development and personality classes starting from the second last year. They get us ready to perform well during campus interviews. Salaries usually range from 45,000 to 1.5 Lacs. The college really looks out for us during placements.

Campus: I really like this college because it has everything we need. There's a library, sports facilities, and great teachers. The labs are cool too - we have labs for biology, physics, chemistry, and computers. The library is huge and has all kinds of books, journals, and novels. Our classrooms have projectors and smart boards, which is awesome. And we have Wi-Fi everywhere. Overall, the college keeps everything clean and well-maintained, including the canteen. It's a good place to study.

Admission: The teachers here are really smart, but sometimes they seem more into their own projects than teaching. The course content is super cool and totally matches what's happening in the real world. The exams are fair and not too hard to pass.

Placement: The placements here really come down to how good you are. The college doesn't organize many company visits, so it's better to look for opportunities on your own. On average, the salary is around 4 LPA, with most people getting sales jobs. It's important to be proactive in finding job opportunities outside of campus placements.

Campus: The campus has good infrastructure. The library has books related to our courses, as well as novels. The hostel facilities are good, but the food is a problem. You can manage, though.