ITM Institute of Hotel Management Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,

Placements: The placement department was very efficient in ensuring that all graduating students had a job offer in hand at the time of convocation. During my final year, we had all the top hospitality brands recruiting from our college, including Taj, Oberoi, ITC, JW Marriott, and even international cruise lines. In my batch, all students were placed, except for a few who opted for a master's degree. The most common role was commis for the kitchen department, and two students from my class, including me, w...

Placements: Got an internship in a good property, but no proper placements. After investing such a significant effort, one would expect good placement opportunities. I think due to the pandemic, we did not receive proper placements, so we have to find them on our own. The starting salary is low in a 5-star property.

Placements: Students who got above 50% aggregate got placed from our course. We got internships on the basis of our performance in the interview, which was conducted online. There are no top recruiters for our course yet. Top roles are not yet offered to us during this course.

Placements: 60 to 70 percent of students got placed and the average package offered was around 10 to 12 k per month. Oberoi, Taj, Hyatt are few of the top recruiting companies. 100% placements for internship from the college campus. Front office kitchen and f and b staff are the roles offered.

Placements: Placements of our college are good in 2018. Faculty members help students to get ready for interviews. Every week, students have a mock interview session during the placements period. They also take seminars for students. Faculty members guide the students to build a career in the department they choose.

Placements: The placement is good. The biggest brands are coming for the campus interview like The Taj groups, The Oberoi group, Marriott, Hyatt, St Regis. Other quick-service restaurants brands like McDonald's, Starbucks, Dominos and other non-hospitality brands like Bestsellers and Reliance are visiting the college.