K J Somaiya Institute of Management

Admission: The exams here aren't too tough, and they mix theory with practical projects to get us ready for jobs. The faculty really know their stuff and have lots of experience.

Placement: Most students at our college get placed, with about 95% getting jobs. The highest salary offered to a student was 28 Lacs per year, while the average was around 12 Lacs per year. Companies like Deloitte, EY, and Amazon are the top recruiters here.

Campus: The campus has great facilities like a nice hostel with private washrooms and good food. There's a sports ground, gym, and medical help available. The classrooms are updated with projectors and Wi-Fi is everywhere. Overall, the infrastructure is top-notch for students.

Admission: The professors here are really good at teaching. The course teaches us the basic stuff we need to know for our field. It gives us the freedom to learn more on our own. The exams are not too hard to pass  you just need to put in some effort. You need to get at least a 50% to pass.

Placement: Our college is great for placements. It's well-known and gives students good chances to get hired by top companies. Your performance in interviews matters a lot. Right now, around a quarter of the students have jobs. They're making anywhere from 4.7 to 8 LPA. Companies like Asian Paints, Nomura, and General Mills hire MCA students here.

Campus: The campus has free Wi-Fi everywhere, but you gotta sign up for the college network first. The computer lab is pretty cool, and the PCs there are in good shape. They have separate hostels for guys and girls, plus the food on campus is tasty.

Admission: I'd give the course a 7 out of 10. Sometimes, we don't get enough hands-on experience, and there aren't as many field trips as I'd like. The curriculum is pretty comprehensive, and most professors have Ph.D.s and years of experience. We have exams every 2-2.5 months in the trimester system. The difficulty level is not too hard, just moderate.

Placement: I didn't go for placement, but I've heard it's good. The college is in Mumbai, so lots of big companies come here for hiring like Deloitte, KPMG, HDFC bank, and Amazon. The highest package is around INR 27 lakhs, and the average is INR 14 lakhs. Nearly 90% of students get placed. Some even start their own businesses or go abroad for higher studies. In the second semester, we get internships. I chose Primewise Consulting for an HR internship. They work closely with the college for internships.

Campus: The campus at KJ is lively, which is cool. Walking around a lot can be tiring, though. Parking spaces are limited, but they're easy to find. The college has awesome infrastructure, which is the best part. You don't need to buy books because they provide copies from the library. The library has a big collection of books. They're setting up Bloomberg terminals, and the classrooms are nice with projectors and AC. The hostel doesn't have AC, which is a downside. Laundry and gym facilities are separate, which is nice. The food can get a bit repetitive, but it's not bad. Sports events are fun, and indoor sports are played outdoors.

Admission: The teachers at this college are amazing. They're always there to help when we need it. The quality of teaching is really good. Thanks to them, a lot of students have started their own companies and found success.

Placement: Around 63% of us landed jobs after finishing our course. The highest salary offered was 4 LPA and the lowest was 2 LPA. Lots of companies came for placements, and about 45% of us got internships.

Campus: During the day, we can use Wi-Fi in our course, but it's not available at night. The canteen facilities were great, and I really enjoyed them. The sports facilities were top-notch too they even set up schedules for students to play sports.

Admission: The teachers here are really great! They know their stuff and are super helpful. They teach in a way that prepares us well for after we finish school. The course material is practical and teaches us how to handle real-life issues. Some semesters are easier than others, but it really depends on the subject and the individual.

Placement: Most of us got jobs after the course, which is awesome! The highest salary offered was 26,00,000. The average salary was around 12,00,000 to 16,00,000, and the lowest was 10,00,000 to 12,00,000. Everyone landed internships too. The popular job roles were in finance, financial research, and marketing. There were plenty of other roles too, but these were the main ones.

Campus: The campus at our college is awesome. It's huge and green, with Wi-Fi everywhere. There are like 10-15 canteens serving really good veg food. The facilities here are top-notch!

Admission: The teachers at K J Somaiya Institute of Management have a lot of experience in the industry. They're around during the day to help out. They focus on practical learning, which is a bit tough sometimes, but they really try hard to make sure we understand everything. They're not just here to teach us; they're like mentors throughout our time here, even after we finish the course. The course is divided into trimesters, which helps us handle the workload better. We need at least 50% to pass each subject, which keeps us aiming high and getting good results.

Placement: I'm in a batch of around 600 students at KJ Somaiya. Our summer placements are top-notch, with every student landing a job. We get offers from big companies and new startups. The highest salary is 1.28 LPA, and the average is around 60,000 LPA. Different MBA fields have job options, and companies like D. E. Shaw, Marsh, CISCO, Arcesium, and Jio Creative Labs hire us for roles like Finance, Marketing, Operations, and HR Consulting. When it comes to final placements, things start in August. We have many job options to choose from. The process is tough, but fair. They look at our resumes, projects, courses, and internships to shortlist us. In the 2022-24 batch, the highest salary offered was 28.3 LPA, and the middle one was 15 LPA. The lowest was 10.5 LPA, but almost everyone got a job. Companies like ICICI, Jio Creative Labs, and HSBC even offer PPOs based on our internships. K J Somaiya really helps us grow and find great opportunities.

Campus: I really liked the course because it has everything we need. The campus has great Wi-Fi everywhere, even in the study spots and Amphitheatre. The library has lots of info for our assignments. There are labs on each floor for stuff like Analytics and Python. The main building, Chanakya, has AC. The hostel rooms are cool some have nice garden views. But there's no AC in the rooms, which might bother some people. I'm okay with it because Mumbai's weather is not too hot. The hostel serves four meals a day, which is convenient. They also have medical help and an ambulance on standby. The canteen has lots of food choices, so that's a plus.

Admission: The professors are awesome and always ready to help us with anything we need. They have a lot of experience, most of them have been teaching for a long time. They know their stuff really well. The teaching is great and the syllabus is clear and easy to understand.

Placement: The placements here are pretty good. The placement team works hard to help students get job offers. Right now, my seniors are getting lots of chances to pick from. Big companies like IBM, TCS, and Wipro come to hire students. They mostly offer roles like analysts and jobs in different fields.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure with Wi-Fi available 24/7. The labs and libraries are well-equipped for different courses. Classrooms are spacious with projectors. The hostels have good internet and yummy food. Medical facilities are also good here.

Admission: The teachers are really great here. They're all super qualified and help us learn new skills and gain knowledge. The course content is spot on and prepares us well for the industry.

Placement: Most students got placed in good companies like Jaro Education, Calvin Klein, ICICI Bank, OUTLOOK, HDFC Bank. The highest salary offered was 15 Lacs. They offered roles like HR Manager, Marketing Manager, Finance, and Operation Manager.

Campus: The classrooms here are in pretty good shape and have everything we need. The labs and library are well-equipped. The hostels are okay. The food in the canteen and mess is better than what you'll find at other colleges nearby. They've got good medical and sports facilities too.

Admission: The teachers at the college were super helpful, even the visiting ones. They taught us a lot of useful stuff with real-life examples and group activities. We also got to go on industry visits and attend seminars. The course, along with internships, really prepares us for the industry. To pass, you need to be good at making decisions, not just memorizing stuff.

Placement: The placements team was super helpful with teachers from our college helping out too. Most of us got placed in big companies like Godrej, Wipro, HUL, and Reliance Industries around 85% of us, actually. The highest salary offered was 7 LPA, and the average was 4 LPA. They even offered manager roles. In our third year, we all had to do an internship as part of the course, and pretty much everyone in our batch got to do one.

Campus: The campus at this college is super pretty with cool new buildings and labs. The classes were interesting with group talks and projects. They have three food spots with decent food options. And there's a big track and lots of sports stuff. Plus, they have tons of libraries with all kinds of books and mags.

Admission: The teachers here are super knowledgeable. They have PhDs and real-world experience in their fields. Some of them bring in guest speakers from the industry. They really care about helping students and guiding them.

Placement: I'm a MBA student graduating in 2023. 85% of us got placed, which is awesome. The highest package was 100,000, lowest was 40,000, and the average was 70,000. Also, 75% of us landed internships, which was a great experience.

Campus: The college has a lot of books, journals, and digital stuff for us to use. The internet is super fast, and we have all the software we need for our classes. We can work together in group areas and study alone in quiet spots. The boys and girls stay in different hostels with nice rooms and everything we need. We've got study lounges, fun areas, and dining halls with good food options. Plus, there are places to play games inside and outside, as well as spots to chill and hang out with friends.