Mumbai University Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

SIES COLLEGE OF ARTS, SCIENCE, AND COMMERCE is an Autonomous college so courses are set and taught by each department separately. The student: faculty ratio is slightly off because there are a lot of students and it gets harder for teachers to handle so many students at once especially during internal assessments. The qualifications of the faculty and their teaching method are mostly good/average.

I choose the course because I thought along with my degree study I can learn many other things that can give a boost to my career and apart from that the main reason was financial problems. I personally think the faculty was okay. teachers were not that good and students were not able to understand what teachers were teaching. the student ratio was 130-150 students per class which I think was not appropriate. my opinion about teachers was not that great. I personally was not a fan of their teaching and half the time teachers were confused related to their subjects. I absolutely didn't like the teaching methods of teachers except for a teacher. the exam was not that difficult to pass and mostly half-yearly exams are conducted every 3 months of the cirriculam.

I am pursuing my bachelor's degree in Artificial intelligence & data science The labs are somewhat good but there are major machines which do not work properly or they dont have it Talking about faculty, they are quite helpful

I choose this course because I am interested in accounting. I love to do accounting. About the student ratio, the student ratio is per class 80 students. The teaching method is amazing no need to join any extra coaching classes. The term exam was not so easy and not so difficult.

I choose arts because it's simple easy art students are the artist they can do whatever they want. The teaching method of my college is the best the teachers and professors are sweet they help us in our studies. The exam is not too difficult the students can pass easily in the exams.

The faculty is amazing, the campus is also quite good, but the practicals are useless and a full waste of time. Exams are above average and difficult. But it is worth getting admission to a university like Mumbai. The overall exam performance of Mumbai University is good.

Honestly, since I am in my second year, I do have not much idea about the campus placements in our college, but surely I know there is a dedicated placement cell here. After getting the degree a person is eligible, to work in the pharmaceutical industry as well as they can open a pharmacy also.

After semester 6 Placement preparation starts but in breaks, students can avail of various internships. This year 100 % of placement was from the electrical branch while a mechanical student secured the highest package of 26-27lpa. Students here are also on in govt. Exams prep and GATE and GRE many students are also studying for Masters abroad. So post-campus life is somewhat stable. I have planned to pursue a master' after my bachelor's.

After semester 5 you are eligible for the campus placement incase u are in the 4-year program you will be eligible after semester 6. Reliance, Deloitte, and Accenture are some of the tech companies that have visited our campus. The highest package that is known to me is 1800000 lacs for the Management department. The students who are Top 10 in their class are offered to sit for the campus placements. This is what I have heard on my campus.

Placements opportunity are provided in our college from the 5th semester. Companies that had been visited in our college were TCS, Mahindra, Cipla and many more. The average package provided or offered by companies is 4 to 5 lakhs. Around 70 percent of the students get placement.