Institute of Management Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,S.G Highway, Ahmedabad

The faculty is really good and learned. High restrictions as it holds a university profile. But one gets an opportunity to interact with students of diverse profile and backgrounds. Infrastructure is really good. The forum committee helps the students in interaction and learn beyond the college premises. The library facility is best in Ahmedabad, even professors from IIM-A come over for reviewing journals.

Overall good. If not best. If u r CAT percentile is not 90+ then worth to try for it. ROI is good. Campus placement for marketing is best and finance is good. Not good for Operations, HR etc. Avg placements 8 lacs.but remember it is in Gujarat dry state and you won't get non- veg in mess. To spend two year peaceful. You must have two wheeler. But be aware it is situ

Pros: Good Infrastructure and campus. Well-designed course curriculum. Good faculty for some areas. Less expensive than many similar colleges. Cons: Management is too rigid. Alumni Relations Management need to improve. Summer Internships offered are well below par. Placement is a bit below par as compared to similar colleges. Overall, a decent enough college for students scoring 80-90 percentile in CAT.

It's a good college for MBA. The placements are good and the infrastructure is awesome. The bad would be, that nonveg and black drinks are not allowed on campus. The campus life is good, and a little relaxed. The faculty is also very decent here, however, if you have really high expectations in terms of starting salary, then don't come to this college as not everyone gets a 10-12lakhs package. However, an average of 6-7 lacs is what you can expect.

I think even 250 words will be hard to describe the college. It has been one of the best experience of my life. The best things about the place has been - the Campus, the Infrastructure, the Sports ground, and the Multiple Clubs and Committees which boost students for nurturing their talent. Round the clock activities kept everyone busy and allowed them to follow their passion in some way or the other. The Faculty Members were supportive.

Classes are a combination of theory and case studies. Continuous evaluation is the norm here, with different components like assignments, group projects, quizzes and examinations. The infrastructure is good, while the sports facilities are excellent. The overall placements are average, though we do get an opportunity in a few big companies. The campus is big, but is located on the outskirts of the city. It is far from the railway station and airport, which prove to be a hurdle while travelling.

One of the best colleges if you are looking for an MBA degree. You have got the flexibility to choose any specialization (also dual specialization) after the first year. The college has excellent faculty and campus facilities/infrastructure. One of the best colleges if you are looking for ROI. Indeed a planet of its own- the IMNU planet as we like calling it.

One of the best college if you are looking for an MBA degree. You have got the flexibility to choose any specialization, (also dual specialization) after the first year. The College has got excellent faculty members, campus facilities and infrastructure. One of the best college if you are looking for ROI. Indeed a planet in its own right - the IMNU planet as we like calling it!

IMNU has good infrastructure and green campus. The campus has awesome sports grounds and fitness center. Classes are interactive and has 60:40 percent ratio for continuous evaluation and final end terms. The pedagogy is largely based on case studies and presentations.

IMNU (Institute of Management, Nirma University) located at one of the fastest growing cities in the country provides a platform for holistic development. The campus and infrastructural facilities are one of the best. Overall, I would say that the journey at IMNU had been one of the most beautiful journeys and have taught me a lot of lessons for life.

Good curriculum, nice campus, great faculty members, good peers from varied parts of the country, strictly vegetarian food, amazing sports infrastructure, though a closed environment, student-driven committees with a number of extra-curricular activities and last but not the least weak alumni connection.

Classes are interactive in nature and are a healthy mix of formal lectures, case studies and presentations. To many assignments and extra co curricular activities goes on throughout the courses. Of course teachers are also good and helping. The mess food is bit of a problem but can be worked out with.

Nirma University is the oldest private university in the state of Gujarat. It is a great place to study. It offers to give seminars on the variety of topics each semester. It also provides mentors to guide each and every student at the institute. The infrastructure is also nice.