Management Education and Research Institute

Admission: The teachers at this college are pretty good overall, though there are a few exceptions. They're mostly really smart and helpful. The BBA course is set up really nicely. The exams are not too hard, like just right in the middle. You need at least 40% to pass both midterms and finals.

Placement: Around half of the students found jobs after graduation. The lowest salary offered was 1.60 LPQ and the highest was 5.5 LPA for BBA students. Companies like HCL Pvt. Ltd. hire students from here. Most students landed internships. The top job was an executive role. In my batch, only a few students got jobs right away. Others are still looking for good chances.

Campus: The college setup is really good. Everything you need is there. The building is kinda small but it's all good. The classrooms have cool tech stuff for teaching and there's central AC too.

Admission: The Journalism and Mass Communication program is awesome! It's all about getting ready for cool jobs in media and communication. The teachers are pros in journalism, PR, ads, and digital media. They teach us stuff we need to know and how to use it in real life.

Placement: At B. J. M. C., they really help you get into media, PR, advertising, and digital jobs. The top companies hiring from here are big news channels, AD agencies, and digital companies. You can end up working as a reporter, content creator, or PR executive. Plus, internships give you real-world experience in the field.

Campus: The course briefing at the management school was really good. You need both technical and general knowledge, but the faculty is cool and helpful. I liked the structure overall.

Admission: The teachers here are not the best. Some of them struggle to communicate clearly and lack experience. The teaching is okay, nothing special. The courses are kinda helpful for getting into the industry.

Placement: The placements at our college are not that great. The placement cell doesn't do much. The highest salary offered is around 5 lakhs per annum. The lowest is around 2 lakhs per annum. Not many students get internships.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is okay. They have stuff like a medical room, canteen, hostel, library, auditorium, and a good computer lab on the ground floor. My room is big and comfy too.

Admission: The teachers here are really supportive and always there to help us out. They're all experts in their fields and focus on giving us hands-on experience, not just book knowledge. It's great having such dedicated faculty members by our side.

Placement: The salary for our batch is pretty good. The highest package is around 6 lakhs, and the average is 2.5 lakhs. I've seen a lot of journalism and mass communication students from my college getting placed in different areas like sprint media, radio jockey, TV, and call centers.

Campus: The college I go to has seven floors, and classes are on all of them. The ground floor is tiny, and the Wi-Fi is pretty bad most of the time. But the cleaning crew is good about keeping things tidy in the classrooms and hallways.

Admission: The classes stick to what the university says. The teachers are friendly, smart, and know their stuff. They teach well and really care about us students. They're always positive and supportive.

Placement: The placements are pretty good for sales and marketing students, but not so much for finance and HR folks. Right now, only about 20% of students got placed this semester. Most students are getting offers for sales executive roles, and the average pay is around 2-3 LPA.

Campus: The classrooms are really nice and have AC. The computer labs are in good shape. But the food in the canteen is pricey and not many choices. Plus, there aren't any sports facilities here. At least there's a hostel and medical help if you need it.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They're always happy to help and really know their stuff. The exams each semester are set by the university, but they're not too tough. Plus, getting involved in clubs and activities really prepares you for what's ahead.

Placement: I'm in my second semester now. Seniors say last year, over 40 students got jobs from the BBA course. Some others from different courses also got placed. The pay is decent, and a good number of students are getting jobs.

Campus: The college has a good setup with a playground, canteen, auditorium, and library. This semester, they upgraded the classroom benches and now they're super comfy. The canteen food is tasty but a bit pricey. There's also a girls' hostel on the 1st floor, which is convenient.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. They're pros and super smart. Learning from them is great. I'm doing BBA which covers business management, communication, and tech stuff. The exam wasn't too tough. It all depends on how you study.

Placement: At my college, there's a bunch of students in each course like BBA, MBA, and B.Com. The top package offered is around 24L, while the lowest is 3-4 LPA. Companies like Wipro and Infosys hire a lot of students from here. It's pretty cool!

Campus: The college has great facilities for students. They give us everything we need, like Wi-Fi, a library, clean classrooms, and computer labs. Each classroom even has a smart TV and comfy seats. Love it!

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. The course is all about management, which is super useful. The exams are tough, but if you put in the work, you can pass. Just aim for that 40% pass mark.

Placement: A lot of companies visited our college for placements, but only a small number of students actually got placed around 20%. The salary offered was 3.5 LPA, which is pretty decent. There were also plenty of opportunities for internships, but I don't know the exact percentage of students who landed one.

Campus: In my college, there's a shortage of classrooms for all students. Unfortunately, there's no Wi-Fi provided. The study area only has chairs, no proper benches. The computer lab is the only option. The cafeteria is small and pricey, not really worth it for the food.

Admission: The teachers at this college were really nice and always there to help us out. They knew their stuff well and taught us in a way that made sense. The course was all about getting us ready for our future jobs. The exams weren't too tough, but if you studied hard, you could get good grades.

Placement: In my class, most students got jobs after college, which is awesome! The pay ranged from 2.5 LPA to 8 LPA, with an average of 3.5 LPA. Companies like Genpact, Indigo, and Wipro came to hire students. Around 60% of us also got internships through the college. They offered cool roles in BBA, B.Com, B.J.M.C., BBA LL.B., and MBA. It's great to see so many opportunities for us students!

Campus: The college has good facilities like clean drinking water, washrooms, a big library, and air-conditioned classrooms. There's Wi-Fi for students and the computer labs are in good shape. The hostel facilities are good too, with security and decent food.

Admission: The teachers here are okay. They've been teaching for around 10 years. But some of them struggle to explain things well. It's kinda weird that some teachers are super young, like 21-23 years old.

Placement: The placements here are okay. They offer internships for this course. Many students end up with marketing jobs, while a few land human resource roles.

Campus: The campus has good facilities, but it's not very big. The hostel is awesome. The library is pretty good with lots of books. The classrooms have AC, but they don't always work well.