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4.4/5(32 Reviews)

College Infrastructure: 4.5/5

Academics: 4.2/5

Placements: 4.1/5

Value for Money: 3.7/5

Campus Life: 4.4/5

It is overall a good one

Posted on 12 Mar'25 by Anonymous

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Batch of 2026-01-01 | PGDM

College Infrastructure

The infrastructure at SJIM is well-maintained and equipped with modern facilities. The gym is one of the highlights, offering top-notch equipment. Classrooms are fitted with smart boards, and the library is well-stocked with diverse resources. The campus provides high-speed WiFi, and the laboratories are well-equipped for practical learning. The hostel facilities are clean and hygienic, ensuring a comfortable living environment. The sports complex is also well-maintained, encouraging students to engage in physical activities.

The experience in my college was the best and wonderful.

Posted on 23 Oct'24 by Anonymous

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Batch of 2026-01-01 | PGDM

College Infrastructure

St Joseph’s University (SJU) is a Jesuit university at the heart of Bengaluru, the Silicon city of India. St. Joseph's University has around 300 teaching and non-teaching staff and more than 5500 students. The university is located at Langford Road near Richmond Circle, Bengaluru, Karnataka, India. How is life in st Joseph's college Bangalore? The environment, faculty and the supporting staff are amazing, you can approach them every time you want and in case you happen to be the staff room during lunch time you might get to taste some of their food. The friendly approach from the teacher makes it so easy for us to talk with them specially the faculty of Social work and English are only.of the best in the campus with young and energetic faculty. If you are looking for overall development not just a degree Joseph's could be the best place for you. Where community work, organization, various groups at college gives you the opportunity to participate and be part of various events. If you are wondering if you can skip class and attend only the exam then this is not the college you are looking for. Attendance is strict 75% is a must for each subject,if you fail them they don't mind blocking your hall ticket.

Great faculty with blended experience

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Posted on 21 Sep'24 by Anonymous

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Batch of 2026-01-01 | PGDM

College Infrastructure

Rich in heritage building including smart classrooms, resourceful rich library with extensive digital research the campus a specific species for seminars and workshops supporting a more interactive and practical approach to management education.

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Will I be called for an interview before submiting my MAT or ATMA score? ( as my exam is on last week of feb and first of week of march.)

Greetings!!

As a basic selection procedure first of all you will have to submit your marks , if you meet the cut off, then all the shortlisted candidates are invited for MBA selection round, these selection round includes written ability test, group discussion and personal interview. Thus you will have

Drishti Yadav26 Jan'22

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is this college have approval of AICTE ?

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St Joseph's Institute of Management, Bangalore is AICTE approved college. It was established in the year 1968 and is a Co-Ed college. It is a private college. Please click the below link to know more.

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/st-josephs-institute-of-management-bangalore

Shubham Dhane23 May'20

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when are the admissions commencing for MBA 2020 on the basis of mat score of December 2019, im willing to apply.?

Hello there. Hope you are doing good. I would like to tell you that admissions have already been started for MBA program 2020. February and May attempt both will be accepted for admission. 8th February,2020 is the last date to fill the application form. So, if you are willing to

Rishabh Jain8 Jan'20

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