Mumbai University Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

Course curriculum was based on Mumbai University curriculum. First year was common for every student. From second year onwards, students need to opt either for finance or marketing specialization. The college has stopped providing HR as a specialisation since 2021. Out of the 7 faculty members, two of them were Ph.D. holders and the rest of them were doing their PhDs. Their teaching method was totally theoretical based and do not involve any case study-based teaching. Faculty: student ratio was 1:15 My first and second-year exams were conducted online and it was very easy to pass. Although exams and results are both delayed very much. Last year exams were conducted by the university and they were also delayed very much. Passing them was pretty easy as they were highly based on past year question papers.

The students get eligible from the 3rd year for campus placements. There are many companies like WIPRO, TCS, etc. I guess the highest package would be around 9-10 lakhs. Percentage, as well as aptitude, is required for placements. Getting a higher degree in management.

Post Semester 6 i.e. in the final year. Some Reputed companies visited are Deloitte, Jio, Vodafone, Capgemini, and Piramal. TCS, Infosys. Average Package 8,00,000 INR. The highest Package is 13,50,000 INR. Percentage of placement: 100% (as of 2022).

The colleges has a good placement record. Some of the recruiters are: IBM Reliance life science JP Morgan Global service TSC TATA AIG ICICI Bank TIFR ACTREC Wipro and Dailies Hexaware Technologies Patni Computers

the college placements are subpar. they are not very good. the average package is not good. our college is very lowkey and not very well known which is why the campus interviews are not very popular.

There are various companies on campus and off campus that offer good placement to the students. Also, the T&P call of the college is quite active in bringing up numerous internships and placement opportunities for the students College.

I choose BSc-it as I was interested in coding languages. the faculty of students is about 70 and these students are divided into two classes. the teaching method of each and every teacher is nice and convenient for the student to understand the sub. teachers are very helpful to students during an exam or in any situation. Exams are taken around every 2 or 3 months. first, there is an internal exam then a practical and the final exam. there is no difficulty in passing the exam if the student has done their job right by studying the subjects from the starting day of college.

Choose the scores because I want a stable job in the banking industry and the faculty of the B.com department is very well educated and also the teaching staff and the other non-teaching staff of very helpful towards student , the ratio of students in one class is around 60-70 students and in one semester there will be two exams one is a class test is basically like a revision the other one as term exams that happened at the end of the semester

Like placements are started every every year like in August month when the students of last year are getting their placements and they have been given the hands-on experience and are mentored by various industry experts also they like mock interviews and various aptitude preparations are taken by the Intercollege by the university and also the percentage of students are getting placed highly 80 to 90% and average package of the institute is around 3 to 4 lpa and major companies are visited like Tata like Jio and many other companies

I am in this college since Fyjc, I graduated in BA English literature further I wanted to pursue my MA in English literature so I opted again for this college because of the faculty. The teaching faculty is really very good and helpful. All the professors are the best and their teaching methods are too helpful for us. The exams are conducted on time just the issue is that prior notice should be given on time to the students and not just 2-3 days before the exam it should be at least a week before. The faculty-student ratio is also appropriate. I really appreciate the teaching staff and some of the non-teaching staff too but speaking about the non-teaching staff few are really very lazy in their work.