Soundarya Institute of Management and Science | Best UG & PG College in Bangalore North

“Overall, the college provides a decent academic environment and infrastructure. However, when it comes to placements, there's a clear disparity that's hard to ignore. I don’t want to point fingers at any individual, but it’s quite evident that those with close ties to the department receive special referrals and treatment, while others — even with equal or greater potential — are left without the right platforms or support. During the final semester, we were asked about our preferred job roles and the kind of companies we’d like to work with. Unfortunately, the actual placement drives did not reflect any of those preferences. For instance, if someone has pursued BCA or BCom, the companies that were brought in had little to no relevance to those fields. Instead, the majority of opportunities were in telecalling or BPO roles, which many of us could have applied to directly after 12th, without spending lakhs on a degree. The placement cell tends to blame students for not taking the opportunities provided — but I ask, what real opportunity was there? After investing so much time, effort, and money, we expected at least some companies that align with our education and skill set. To b”

— Sumukh Lakshmi · ★1

“Overall, the college provides a decent academic environment and infrastructure. However, when it comes to placements, there's a clear disparity that's hard to ignore. I don’t want to point fingers at any individual, but it’s quite evident that those with close ties to the department receive special referrals and treatment, while others — even with equal or greater potential — are left without the right platforms or support. During the final semester, we were asked about our preferred job roles and the kind of companies we’d like to work with. Unfortunately, the actual placement drives did not reflect any of those preferences. For instance, if someone has pursued BCA or BCom, the companies that were brought in had little to no relevance to those fields. Instead, the majority of opportunities were in telecalling or BPO roles, which many of us could have applied to directly after 12th, without spending lakhs on a degree. The placement cell tends to blame students for not taking the opportunities provided — but I ask, what real opportunity was there? After investing so much time, effort, and money, we expected at least some companies that align with our education and skill set. To b”

— Sumukh Lakshmi · ★1

“Overall, the college provides a decent academic environment and infrastructure. However, when it comes to placements, there's a clear disparity that's hard to ignore. I don’t want to point fingers at any individual, but it’s quite evident that those with close ties to the department receive special referrals and treatment, while others — even with equal or greater potential — are left without the right platforms or support. During the final semester, we were asked about our preferred job roles and the kind of companies we’d like to work with. Unfortunately, the actual placement drives did not reflect any of those preferences. For instance, if someone has pursued BCA or BCom, the companies that were brought in had little to no relevance to those fields. Instead, the majority of opportunities were in telecalling or BPO roles, which many of us could have applied to directly after 12th, without spending lakhs on a degree. The placement cell tends to blame students for not taking the opportunities provided — but I ask, what real opportunity was there? After investing so much time, effort, and money, we expected at least some companies that align with our education and skill set. To b”

— Sumukh Lakshmi · ★1

“Overall, the college provides a decent academic environment and infrastructure. However, when it comes to placements, there's a clear disparity that's hard to ignore. I don’t want to point fingers at any individual, but it’s quite evident that those with close ties to the department receive special referrals and treatment, while others — even with equal or greater potential — are left without the right platforms or support. During the final semester, we were asked about our preferred job roles and the kind of companies we’d like to work with. Unfortunately, the actual placement drives did not reflect any of those preferences. For instance, if someone has pursued BCA or BCom, the companies that were brought in had little to no relevance to those fields. Instead, the majority of opportunities were in telecalling or BPO roles, which many of us could have applied to directly after 12th, without spending lakhs on a degree. The placement cell tends to blame students for not taking the opportunities provided — but I ask, what real opportunity was there? After investing so much time, effort, and money, we expected at least some companies that align with our education and skill set. To b”

— Sumukh Lakshmi · ★1