Mumbai University Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

I choose this course because I love accounting more than anything. Students were more in one class but half of them didn't attend regularly. The teaching methods of the teachers were nice and they were very helpful. 1st term exam was held in the first half of the year and 2nd in the second half and there was no difficulty to pass out exams as I loved the subjects.

The eligibility for campus placements at Vidyalankar Institute of Technology (VIT) typically varies depending on the policies and criteria set by the institute and the companies participating in the placement process. Generally, students become eligible for campus placements from their seventh semester, which is usually the beginning of their final year. the company that visited our campus is TCS INFOSYS RELIENCE JIO WIPRO LTI JP MORGAN WORK APPLICATION and many more 550 offers was made 95 % of students get placed. my plan after completing my course is doing Ms from out of India.

After Sem 5 you are eligible, I applied to AngelOne also in Infinite financial services and I got offers from both, as I m doing an internship I don't have much idea about the package, 85% of students get placement may be more than that, I am pursuing CFA so I don't know much about my placement.

I have to prepare for my CA exams so I decided in my free time I will do B.Com. There is 5 division each division having 150 students. The teaching methodology is good and all teaching staff have professors' degrees. Yes, term exams are taken on time.

As it is an autonomous college it has a well-structured curriculum. Maximum faculties are experienced and have good knowledge about the subject and industry. The term difficulty is based totally on the subjects of that specific term but is not too difficult to clear.

currently, I don't have any idea what kind of placements this college offers but if no placement is offered by the college I will apply for as many jobs as possible for me on various websites Ex:- Internshala, Indeed, Naukri etc.

Because I like History and I want to be a historian. 1:30 is the faculty: student ratio. All faculties are postgraduates, they teach very nicely. The exams were easy if you study because the exam is generally based on theory.

Wanted to do something in pharmaceutical field but could not proceed to other courses due to a lack of guidance. Class strength is a little overloaded which can be minimised. The faculty is well-qualified and prompt

There is no placement data for this course as the very first batch has not passed out but as it is BSE it has huge brand value. AFTER GETTING THIS DEGREE I AM PLANNING TO DO MS FROM ABROAD WITH A SCHOLARSHIP

I chose BCOM since I wanted to attempt and prepare for government examinations. The classroom facilities are good and big in size along with good seating facilities. Their projectors placed also helped us to learn through PPTs. The campus is good too, students get to chill and study around with an In-built turf available now. The Teaching staff includes teachers with high levels of qualifications like CA, Economist, and many more. The non-teaching is qualified to a minimum board level extent too, they can help you with minor problems during the admission too. The teaching style differs from teacher to teacher, many teachers are very really interactive with the students and some just come forcibly maybe. The exams were conducted on time but there used to be an issue with the results, they came a bit late.