Atharva Institute of Management Studies Faculty Details & Reviews ,Malad West, Mumbai

Faculty: Professors are very helpful, qualified and knowledgeable. Teaching quality is far better than the other colleges. The course curriculum is relevant and it makes the students ready for the industry. Semester exams are easy to get pass. Passing percentage is around 90%.

Faculty: The teachers are very much understanding and supportive. Every teacher has his/her own way of teaching which gives us new techniques of adapting new things. The teaching methods are very unique and helpful for us. The discipline which they maintain and makes us to follow the same which I find it very helpful.

Faculty: The college has experienced faculty. The course curriculum is as per the university norms. Dean is from Symbiosis Institute, and the teachers have industry experience. They provide knowledge of the industry and make sure that the students do well in both education and other activities. The staff are well-mannered.

Faculty: The faculty was distributed into in-house and visiting faculty. The in-house faculty was very co-operative, highly professional and had a vast practical experience. They guided the students very well. Among the visiting faculty members, some were very cordial and co-operative.

Faculty: Faculties are good, but good ones rarely stay, they leave. Our director left in only 6 months. In these few years, the amount of change in directors are a big red flag. I wish I knew about this before taking admission. Some faculties are really good, while some are biased and lax.

Faculty: The teachers are good and friendly. The college has a team called CNPR which help us in knowing about the corporate world before getting placements. They make us ready for the industry which is done by a lot of industrial visits and extra activities.

Faculty: Most teachers are helpful, well-qualified, and knowledgeable, with decent teaching quality. Some faculty are very engaging while others follow traditional methods, the curriculum is fairly relevant and covers the basics well, but extra certification, internships, and practical exposure are needed to become fully industry-ready, semester exams are moderately difficult, focusing more on theoretical understanding, and the overall pass percentage is usually around 85–90%.