S.P. Jain Institute of Management and Research, Mumbai

Admission: The teachers at SP Jain Institute of Management and Research are really experienced and know their stuff. They're easy to talk to, super smart, and really passionate about helping us out.

Placement: SP Jain Institute of Management and Research (SPJIMR) always gets 100% placements every year. Companies from different fields like Consulting, Marketing, Finance, General Management, Information Management, and Supply Chain Management come to hire students. The placement team works really well to make sure everyone gets a good job offer.

Campus: I really liked the hostel and mess at SP Jain Institute of Management and Research. The hostel washrooms get cleaned every day, and the mess is always clean and hygienic. The staff are really nice and professional. The classrooms are awesome too, with all the cool stuff needed for both offline and online learning.

Admission: I think exam results are super important for getting a good job. If you want to do well in your career, it's best to listen to what the college and teachers tell you. My grades have been really good, over 95% every semester.

Placement: The college has a cool cell that helps with placements and teaches entrepreneurship. They charge around 10k to 15k for placement training each year. The highest salary students have gotten is 18.6 LPA.

Campus: I really like how our college is set up. It's well-designed with good architecture. They have CCTV cameras and security cameras in every department to keep an eye on us. The college authorities handle all of this. Plus, there are speakers in every classroom for emergency announcements. It feels safe and organized here.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are super helpful. I gotta give a shoutout to Mr. Moradian for being such a unique and awesome professor in operation management. And Mr. Ayer? Total brainiac! His teaching style just clicks, you know? Big thanks to Dr. Mallick for guiding me through my project. This course totally matches my marketing job at BPCL. I feel so much more prepared to tackle challenges now. The sessions on operation management, supply chain, and marketing were super helpful. The curriculum here really sets us up to lead in the industry.

Placement: I was in batch 54 of this course with around 35 students. After the course, students landed jobs at BPCL, NRL, L&T, SAP, Mahindra & Mahindra, Tata Motors, and Tata Steel. Since we were already working, campus placements weren't a big deal. We had classes every quarter for 9 days each, covering C0 to C7. Many of us got middle management positions in our companies.

Campus: The classrooms have CCTV and audio recording. They're set up in a semicircle. We get textbooks and handouts, which is cool. The labs have desktops, Wi-Fi, and LAN. The library has lots of books and it's easy to borrow. Bathrooms are clean, canteen food is good. Hostel rooms are nice with attached bathrooms. We have all the basics covered. There's a doctor on call and a tie-up with the hospital. We do yoga every morning to stay healthy. And there's a swimming pool and sports facilities on campus. It's all pretty great!

Admission: The faculty here are super helpful and friendly. They really care about us students. The teaching is great and easy to understand. The courses we take are practical and get us ready for jobs. The exams at the end of the semester aren't too tough if you study well.

Placement: I studied in a course where 70% of students got placed. The highest package was 8.5 LPA, average was 5 LPA, and the lowest was 3 LPA. Lots of companies came to our college for recruitment and many students also got internships.

Campus: The classrooms and labs are spacious and clean. They have updated technology. There's Wi-Fi all over campus. The library is stocked well. Hostel facilities are really good. The food in the mess and canteen is clean and good quality.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really cool. They don't stick to the old ways of teaching. They know how to use technology to help us learn better. They get us and how we learn. They teach us really well.

Placement: A lot of students at this school are here to take over their family businesses and succeed. They're more about learning how to handle tough situations than just finding a job.

Campus: The campus has everything we need. Wi-Fi, E-books, cricket field, gym, and football field are all here. There's a hostel with air-conditioned rooms and classrooms. The water and food are good, and we can get food almost anytime.

Admission: The teachers at our college are super friendly and always ready to help. It feels like a big family here. Around half of them come from the corporate world, so they keep us updated on what's happening in the industry. They use things like PowerPoint slides and real-life examples to teach us. Sometimes, we even get guest lecturers! Being in Mumbai, we get lots of chances to see how things work in the real world. We all have to do a live project, which is pretty cool. And there are some interesting courses like design thinking, spirituality, and management that we can take. SPJIMR is really good at giving us a taste of different industries.

Placement: The college's placement report is verified by CRISIL, so the numbers are legit. The average salary package is 22.9 LPA, with the highest being 46.5 LPA and the lowest at 12 LPA. About 72% of students got more than 20 LPA. Almost everyone, around 239 students, got placed. A good 111 recruiters came for placements. There were 12 international offers and 78 PPOs. Big consulting firms like McKinsey and Bain & Co. were there, offering roles like senior consultant. FMCG giants like HUL and P&G also came, offering jobs in sales and marketing. Companies like TAS and Amazon were there too. IT giants like Microsoft and Google came, as well as finance biggies like Citibank and Goldman Sachs. Internship stipends averaged Rs.1,98,000 for 2 months, with everyone landing an internship. The placement cell, run by 20 students and 2 profs, did a great job.

Campus: The campus has Wi-Fi everywhere. You can find a library, cafeteria, and gym on-site. There's a big playground for sports like cricket, football, and hockey. If you want to swim or play tennis, you can go to Andheri Sports Complex nearby at a discount. Hostel rooms are nice with air-conditioning, and you can choose between 2-sharing and 3-sharing. Each floor has a microwave and fridge for everyone. HealthSpring takes care of our health, with a doctor coming every other day. The labs and classrooms are top-notch, and the campus is always clean and green.

Admission: The teachers here really care about their subjects. They're always on social media and you can reach out to them anytime with questions. They give great advice for improving skills and setting up a successful career path.

Placement: The Global Management Programme at SPJIMR attracts big companies like Accenture, Boston Consulting Group, Hindustan Unilever, and Nestlé. They offer great salaries, with the top package being 19.4 lacs per year. It's a great opportunity for students looking for a competitive edge in the job market.

Campus: The college offers different ways to pay fees based on what students need. They should accept all payment methods. The college supports us with studying and using online tools.

Admission: Making sure you attend class is super important because you gotta take the semester exams. The teachers are cool and they even have extra classes for students who need help with mid-exams. They give us weekly assignments and challenges through Google links which is pretty neat.

Placement: I really recommend the Global Management Program at SPJIMR in Mumbai. Lots of students get placed in roles like business analyst, consultant, or trainee each year. Around 82% to 90% of students usually land a job by the end of the academic year. It's a great course for getting into the business world!

Campus: At this college, they emphasize that taking part matters more than winning or losing. Students can dress how they want, as long as it's formal. They really encourage being creative and trying new things, which often leads to success.

Admission: The teachers here are amazing! They all come from top schools and have tons of experience. Most of them have PHDs. They're really helpful and you can ask them questions after class. There's even a counseling committee if you need support. They update the curriculum every year to keep it current, and we get to study a lot of real-life case studies. It's pretty cool!

Placement: Everyone got placed, which is great! The salary packages were really good from around 15LPA to 35LPA. Big companies like Brain, BCG, and HUL came for hiring. The roles offered were Consultant and Management Leadership Programs. I got an internship too, with companies like J&J, HUL, and more. It was a great experience!

Campus: The classrooms have top-notch facilities and all the lectures are done with slides. The library is stocked with books and software for research. The hostel rooms have AC and are cleaned daily. There are a few canteens nearby with good food. The sports facilities could be better though.

Admission: Students who did well on exams didn't have to worry about stress for the next semester. Each department's performance was analyzed, and they got to do some helpful activities. The teachers were all highly experienced and got high ratings.

Placement: Companies like Marico, P&G, HUL, and Godrej usually recruit students from SPJIMR, especially for the Postgraduate Diploma in Management program. They usually offer roles as management trainees or in consulting. The highest package mentioned is around 23.4 LPA.

Campus: I really like how the college encourages students from all backgrounds to take the courses they want without any division. It's great that there's no harassment, discrimination, or bullying on campus. The college authorities keep a close eye on things, which is reassuring.