Ambalika Institute of Management and Technology

{Source: B.E. / B.Tech students & alumni}Course Curriculum Structure* Relevant and industry-oriented: According to most students and alumni, the course curriculum is relevant and helps students develop skills needed for the industry.* Well-designed: Students appreciate the well-designed curriculum that covers both theoretical and practical aspects of the course.* Comprehensive coverage: Alumni mention that the curriculum provides comprehensive coverage of topics, preparing students for the workforce.* AKTU-approved: The course curriculum is approved by Abdul Kalam Technical University (AKTU), ensuring adherence to industry standards.Teaching Quality and Faculty Support* Experienced faculty: Many reviewers praise the experienced and knowledgeable faculty, who are often well-qualified and hold higher degrees.* Helpful and supportive: Students appreciate the faculty's willingness to help and support students throughout their academic journey.* Good teaching quality: Reviewers generally agree that the teaching quality is good, making it easier for students to grasp complex concepts.Internship and Placement Opportunities* Internship opportunities: Some students and alumni report having received internship offers, although the frequency may vary.* Placement assistance: While not all companies visit the campus regularly, many students secure jobs within six months of completing their degree.Note: Keep in mind that individual experiences may vary, and not all students or alumni may have the same views on the course curriculum structure. This answer aims to provide an overview based on common themes emerging from the feedback.

{Source: B.E. / B.Tech students & alumni}Placement Cell Performance* According to the reviews, the placement cell of Ambalika Institute of Management and Technology is not performing well in securing jobs for B.E./B.Tech students. (Source: Multiple students)* Only 10% of students from the reviewer's batch were placed, and the highest salary package offered was INR2 LPA. (Source: Reviewer)* The placement cell didn't provide any internships, and students had to find them on their own. (Source: Reviewer)* Most students tried to get placed outside of campus due to lack of faith in the placement department. (Source: Student)* In contrast, some reviewers mentioned that the placement cell is "awesome" and works hard to place students. (Source: Reviewer)Overall, while there may be varying opinions on the effectiveness of the placement cell, the majority of reviewers reported disappointing results.

    LBSIMDS Placements:        LBSIMDS has a well-run Training & Placement Division that actively engages with businesses.        The institute has a stellar placement record, with more than 5000 students placed in MNCs.        LBSIMDS focuses on preparing students for interviews, group discussions, and other placement-related activities.    AIMT Placements:        Ambalika Institute of Management and Technology (AIMT) in Lucknow also offers placements to final-year students.        AIMT acts as a bridge between students and organizations.        The college provides pre-placement preparation, including interview training, resume writing, and soft skills development.    Comparison:        Both institutes have their strengths:            LBSIMDS has a strong track record and a diverse pool of recruiters.            AIMT has seen 100% placements in recent years and offers competitive packages.