Apeejay Institute of Management and Engineering Technical Campus Reviews on Placements, Faculty, Facilities & more

Placements & Internships :  I'm currently working at a software company as an intern learning python.  No company hires from our college. The average salary is Rs 1,80,000 at AIM Jalandhar.

Placements & Internships :  I'm currently working at a software company as an intern learning python.  No company hires from our college. The average salary is Rs 1,80,000 at AIM Jalandhar.

Entrance Exams & Admissions : No eligibility criteria required here. There are no entrance exams required for admission. There are no typical cutoffs.

Fees & Scholarships : The course fee is Rs 40,000 per year. There are no scholarships available. No, loans are not required.  

Academics & Faculty : The quality of teaching is good in Apeejay Institute of Management, [AIM] Jalandhar.

College Infrastructure & Hostel Facilities : A single building is there inside the college, which was divided by a wall to differentiate between the girls and boys hostel. The hostels are in the worst condition the college. I mean it was always dirty and smelling. The food tasted as if meals were brought for prisoners and cost Rs 50 per day. I don't what the hostel fee was, as I preferred to stay at home 20 km away rather stay at the hostel. Our college is based in an area which is still developing so pg were in about 2-10 km ranged area. They cost from Rs 2000/month to Rs 6000/month depending upon the condition of the room. And let me tell you none of them were for the better. Classrooms were always dirty. Labs had computers but no teacher and if there was they had to check the books to teach a single thing. Libraries had outdated and very few books. I mean there was a single book for PHP, HTML, and even logical reasoning. There were three books of logical reasoning but to honest, I didn't want to issue them as the were in the worst you could imagine a book. I felt as if the book got in a fight with a dog and lost to a great range.  The canteen had a dining hall but only 30 seats were there. so always full as the students had brought lunches from their homes because nobody wanted to eat from the canteen as it had stale and fungi food.  There was Wifi but to even download a 2 MB took about 1 hour so you can perfectly imagine it was next to nothing.  No other key infrastructure is there at AIM.

Clubs & Associations : There are no student societies or clubs and associations in the campus. There are two festivals that are celebrated. One is pinnacle and other is the annual day. The college life is boring.