Frequently Asked QuestionsIs Mulund College of Commerce good for B.B.M.?
{Source: B.B.M. students & alumni}
Here's what current students and alumni have to say:
* Facilities: The college has basic facilities such as libraries, computer labs, gymkhana, and a canteen. However, there is no hostel facility.
* Infrastructure: The infrastructure is average, but the building is well-maintained. Some students mention that the quality of food in the canteen is decent.
* Faculty: Students rave about the helpfulness and qualifications of the faculty members. Most teachers have PhD degrees and are willing to clear doubts outside class hours.
* Curriculum: The BMS course provides good practical knowledge, and the curriculum is relevant for making students industry-ready.
* Exams: Exams are fair, and the pass percentage is above 85%.
* Placement: Around 50% of students get placed, with companies like Deloitte, KPMG, WTW, South India Bank, TCS, etc. offering positions. The average package is around INR 3.5 LPA.
* Internship: Few students get internships, with companies offering salaries up to INR 8,000 per month.
Overall, Mulund College of Commerce seems to have its strengths in terms of faculty, curriculum, and infrastructure. While the placement record is moderate, students seem to appreciate the efforts made by the college to prepare them for industry.
Here's what current students and alumni have to say:
* Facilities: The college has basic facilities such as libraries, computer labs, gymkhana, and a canteen. However, there is no hostel facility.
* Infrastructure: The infrastructure is average, but the building is well-maintained. Some students mention that the quality of food in the canteen is decent.
* Faculty: Students rave about the helpfulness and qualifications of the faculty members. Most teachers have PhD degrees and are willing to clear doubts outside class hours.
* Curriculum: The BMS course provides good practical knowledge, and the curriculum is relevant for making students industry-ready.
* Exams: Exams are fair, and the pass percentage is above 85%.
* Placement: Around 50% of students get placed, with companies like Deloitte, KPMG, WTW, South India Bank, TCS, etc. offering positions. The average package is around INR 3.5 LPA.
* Internship: Few students get internships, with companies offering salaries up to INR 8,000 per month.
Overall, Mulund College of Commerce seems to have its strengths in terms of faculty, curriculum, and infrastructure. While the placement record is moderate, students seem to appreciate the efforts made by the college to prepare them for industry.
