Srinivas University, Institute of Aviation Studies Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

College must improve in placements facilities. They were trying too at that time. They have appointed separate faculty to get the placements for students. Around 2-3 companies visited our college. Only around 5% students got the placements.

I liked to work in computers. And developing softwares so i have choosen this course. We had mini projects on each semester. Which enhanced our developing software skills. And also it is easy when we reach final project of acadamic

Because this college is excellent in the course of Aviation Management. And the faculties are friendly as well. There are numerous co curricular activities which you may join besides studies. And this college has an excellent infrastructure.

Admission to the MBA program of SIMS was on the basis of the KMAT entrance exam. The cut-off for our college goes as high as 110. Followed by the KMAT exam students have to appear for the common counseling process. My counseling round was pretty intense and I was very nervous. But thankfully all went well and handled the interview round pretty decently.

My journey with the SIMS college was a roller coaster ride. I learned a lot and at the same time had a lot of fun. Our college was pretty supportive of us and guided us for the job prospects and other issues. Infrastructure was reluctantly great and the faculty was pretty thorough in their approach.

I always wanted to do BCA, hence joined SIMS which turned out to be a best decision in my life. I took a direct admission by paying admission and course fee.

College management was average however a lot of emphasis is given to the traditions and good college to gel up and learn many things as your stepping college.Offers good level of interest to students while keeping very good lecturers as its basis.

I wrote MAT and I scored 78%. For joining MBA we have write at least one entrance exam so I choosed MAT.