MET Institute of Management Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Bandra West, Mumbai

Placements: The placements are decent with a number of companies coming every year with some of them which come every year. The salary package is decent for a fresher though it might not be good for a student with industry experience of a couple of years. Overall, the placements are good on the campus.

Placements: The placements for our batch were pretty good as 80-90% of the students got placed through the college. As far as the senior batch final placements are concerned, around 60-70% of the students got placed in companies like ICICI securities, Motilal Oswal, Xanadu, HDFC, etc. The average salary was around 3.5LPA.

Placements: About the placements in this college, I would say they are pretty above average than expected. Since the market conditions are not going well and there being tough competition everywhere around, the packages are pretty low. A decent number of companies visited campus for the placements. Not many companies are visited to the college for HR and Operations

Placements: Placements are around 50-80%. Average Salary offered is 4.5 Lacs this year. Most of the companies visit for marketing. This year we had Zee, HDFC, ICICI bank and securities, Crisil, Nielsen. Summer internships are less, and not much of winter internships available.

Placements: The Placements are going pretty well this year. Already majority of the 2nd year students are Placed before even completing their 4th semester exams. 60% of the students have been placed and the interviews are still going on with a swing. The highest and the lowest package is yet to be found as the placements are still taking place.Companies like HDFC, Anand Rathi, Crisil, Reliance Jio, Godrej and many more have come for the placement.30-40% of juniors are placed for internships.

Placements: The placement offered for the MMS batch 2016-18 is satisfactory. The companies like Crisil, HDFC Ltd, ICICI Securities and Motilal Oswal have visited the college. The HDFC was offering the highest package till date which is 7.2 LPA, rest are giving the packages in the range of 4-7 LPA. Majority of the batch has already been placed, but the average package is 4.5 LPA. Apart from this, the company such as Wadhwa group, Transparent Value, ITC, HDFC Bank, HDFC AMC has done with the recruitment. ...

Placements: The placement is a big concern for the institute but the level of efforts institute and the management is putting to get the students placed is appreciable for our batch. The number of companies visiting the campus is quite good, but the package offered by them is very less. The average package is around 5.5 LPA. The maximum package ranges from 7.5 to 8 LPA.

Placements: Decent placement- not so good & not so bad. The packages offered are between Rs. 4 - 7.5 LPA with an average package of Rs. 5.5 - 6 LPA. The freshers may get a little less than experienced ones. The number of companies that visit the campus is quite good but sometimes, the job offered by them is what you need to check & the placement cell doesn't have a control on that. If you are expecting more than that then this college is not of your choice.

Placements: The placement is the most disappointing aspect of this institute. Many of the seniors have not been placed yet and some of the first-years also had to find internship from outside. The coordinator is not good and is very rude also. She is the least helpful among all the staff members.

Placements: Placements were good earlier but for the 2017 batch and further, they are getting worse because the placement staff team is not at all efficient. They are very arrogant and need to be changed as soon as possible or reputation of the college will get spoiled. Especially Vidya Kotak needs to be replaced as she is so reluctant to call the companies and even she is not providing past placement records so that students will get an idea about placements.

Placements: 40% students get placed on an average. I think the college should work on improving the placement cell for better results. The first few companies pay well and hire the best lot of students. It gets difficult to find good paying jobs later on. There is no focus on improving soft skills of students, hence students who lack in that area lag behind in placements.

Placements: The placements are average. Some good companies need to be forced for the students and also give good internship offers for the juniors. Few companies like Lodha, Trust Group, HDFC, etc., visited in this year, but still few more companies should come for the placements to hire the students.

Placements: The college provides decent placements as good companies comes for recruitment. I still receive proactive updates in the alumni group about recent vacancies. However, most of the placements that are open are more focused on the students who come with very less or up to 2-3 years of work experience. As such, there are negligible to zero offers available for students who were part of the part-time courses. Obviously, the part-time course students are already working professionals but any job open...

Situated in one of the prime locations in Mumbai (Bandra-west). The course serves the purpose for what it's known. Top notch faculty with years of experience in the Industry and well-known authors of various management books, make their presence felt in MET as visiting Faculty. Apart from that, even the full-time faculty at MET have core specialization expertise in which, they have decent teaching experience. One such personality is Ms. Farida Virani, for HR. The College offers good placement op...

MET has is really focused on interactive learning. The faculty is from the industry itself so a lot of times the projects and presentations are specific to the industry. Subjects like Events Marketing and Retail Marketing are taught by professionals at the senior level in companies relevant to the sector. The college music room is a great stress buster. The canteen is also extremely hygienic. The curriculum is a bit outdated but the faculty makes it extremely relevant by quoting their experience...