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Andheri West, Mumbai

3.9 /5

(163 Reviews)

29 Student Q&A

A NAAC accredited
Private Institute
Estd. 1946

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Bhavan's College
Students Ratings & Reviews

3.9/5

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Infrastructure4.0

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Campus Life4.1

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Top recruiting companies like TCS, Infosys, Tech Mahindra, Wipro, Byju's, etc., visited our campus.

Based on 49 Reviews

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In my college students are not placed anywhere because they are not provided a job they are given the connections of some companies.

Based on 22 Reviews

Sabir Kapadia Verified Icon

Bachelor of Management Studies - Batch of 2025

1.8

2.0Placements1.0Infrastructure2.0Faculty3.0Crowd & Campus Life1.0Value for Money

Not upto the mark. Could genuinely improve way better, but I wish I hadn't taken the admission.

Placements: 18% got placement, but in below-average roles. The highest package was 4.5 LPA, the lowest was 1.8 LPA. Securities Private Limited recruited. 22% students got internships in different companies like Make My Trip, Yatra, Gillette, Medimix, Lake, etc. From our course, that was (18+22=40), rest 60% were left unemployed. The internship itself was very low-paying. The marketing head role is offered. ( In its regional branch office) One girl got it in lake company.

Infrastructure: Classrooms were straight out of colonial India. Pracheen, as we call it in Hindi. They had a library, and they made us pay for it, but they didn't have any books other than the courses offered in college. Not 1 book outside of it, I mean, this is disgusting, we deserve to read whatever content we like. We have paid for it. The labs had terrible sales with outdated interiors and machines. They didn't even have a safety kit. ( I got injured on my finger, and the blood was flowing fast, and they didn't have a bandage. How terrible could it be?

Faculty: Except for 1-2, every other teacher is not even a teacher, they are doing an internship after their Master's. They don't even know the concepts fully themselves. Course is relevant according to its sphere, but we lack a lot compared to other colleges. Exams are not that tough. 94% students pass.

Other: I chose it because this was the best in my area. I couldn't get admission anywhere, and I don't have local train or metro connectivity near me, making travel really hard. So I had to go with the best option, but this is nowhere near the term best. More practical practise, more interesting framework, and obviously nothing based on mathematics is needed here. Events are organized better, but we can't feel it because they're from different departments. We don't have a place for the entire college to be together and enjoy with everyone. The campus crowd is average. Connectivity is okay.

Reviewed on 20 Jan 2026Read More

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Gulam Kamar Reja Ansari Verified Icon

Bachelor of Management Studies - Batch of 2026

3.6

3.0Placements4.0Infrastructure3.0Faculty4.0Crowd & Campus Life4.0Value for Money

A college with great campus and teachers.

Placements: At Bhavan's College, there is an availability of placement cell but the placement is not provided to the students completely. Instead, they provide an internship opportunity to gain work experience which is indeed helpful for the career growth of a student.

Faculty: When you talk about faculty, most of them are friendly and open to talking. They teach quite well as most of them have good experience. Curriculum which was designed earlier prior to NEP-2020 was great. But after its implementation, it has affected quite a lot. Exams are conducted strictly and monitored. The papers are set tough. Its great overall but due to NEP-2020, the syllabus has been modified due to which makes it tricky for a student to gain knowledge. A student should pursue a degree even in subjects that should have been taught earlier. They taught later, which can disturb the foundation of the course.

Reviewed on 2 Aug 2025Read More

Anandhu Prasad Verified Icon

Bachelor of Management Studies - Batch of 2026

3.2

2.0Placements3.0Infrastructure4.0Faculty4.0Crowd & Campus Life3.0Value for Money

Honest review of Bhavan's College.

Placements: No such placement services are offered. Only internship details, if available, are provided by the HOD. We have to upskill and find a job ourselves. The HOD says that we have a value if we graduate from Bhavan's but I don't know it yet because I have not yet entered the job market.

Infrastructure: It has an average infrastructure of the SFC building in which our lectures are held. Projectors don't work often because classes are changed frequently. Toilets are not maintained properly. Boys toilets are broken by students, and they are not repaired.

Faculty: Faculty members are good. It's a mix of youth and experience. The marketing class teacher is not that good. The finance teacher is very experienced and skilled. He teaches very nicely, and all concepts are very clear. The HOD is very experienced, so it's a plus point.

Other: The campus is a plus point where we get access to Bhartiya Vidya Bhavan's campus, which is shared by SPJIMR and SPCE, due to which it is top-class.

Reviewed on 2 Aug 2025Read More

SHAILEE

Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.) - Batch of 2027

3.8

4.0Placements4.0Infrastructure4.0Faculty4.0Crowd & Campus Life3.0Value for Money

I am absolutely satisfied with the staff members.

Placements: Around 70% of students get placed in companies like TCS, Wipro, etc. Roles offered include audit, taxation, etc. The highest package is 9 LPA, and the average package is 4 LPA. The lowest package is 2 LPA. It also offers internships for students for better learning.

Infrastructure: The infrastructure for our classrooms is average. The hostel is decent with clean rooms and basic facilities. There are medical rooms. Sports options like cricket, volleyball, etc., are also there. It also has indoor games like carrom, chess, etc. The college also has its own library and labs.

Faculty: Many teachers are well-qualified and supportive, with a good grasp of subjects. The course content is very interesting and helps in skill-building. Semester exams are not that difficult to pass if students are regular in college and studies.

Reviewed on 26 May 2025Read More

Yash

B.Com. in Accounting and Finance - Batch of 2025

4.4

4.0Placements4.0Infrastructure4.0Faculty5.0Crowd & Campus Life5.0Value for Money

College is satisfying because of faculty members and good placement in 2025.

Placements: As it is the last year of college we still don't have any idea of the placement cell but it is expected that the students above 8 CGPA have the placement opportunity and it will be around 2.4 LPA to 3 LPA. I am not aware of the company but it would be CA firms.

Infrastructure: Infrastructure of the college is much better than the other institutes where the students get the opportunity of a bigger campus and a small lake which attracts the college campus. The structure of every building is much better than the previous one which makes the students happy and satisfied to take an admission in this college.

Faculty: Teachers are very helpful, qualified, and knowledgeable. The teaching quality is much better than studying at a private institute or our university. Course curriculum is equivalent to students who are satisfied with taking the course. Semester exams are pretty easy and the percentage of students which is passed is above 90% to 95%.

Other: Choosing this course was my first priority because it is towards accountancy and finance which creates good opportunities for students to get an career in accountancy. There is nothing much to improve because the course is perfect for the new generation student and the teaching method is good.

Reviewed on 30 Mar 2025Read More

Abhishek Mhatre Verified Icon

B.A. (Economics, History, Geography) - Batch of 2023

2.6

1.0Placements2.0Infrastructure3.0Faculty4.0Crowd & Campus Life3.0Value for Money

This college is going downhill. Join only if you want to study Arts as Commerce here is a bad idea.

Placements: We weren’t offered any placements, and as degree students, we barely get any jobs these days. We had a few internships, but no payments were given, and only certificates were given. Also, as of 2024, DLLE offered internships, where we received a stipend, but there was a lot of work, we had to maintain journals and everything.

Infrastructure: Infrastructure was Subpar. The benches were dirty and dusty. Canteen food at that time was questionable at best. No medical facility was readily available. We did have an annual sports day. Also, no non-veg food was sold in the college, and Marathi students were discriminated against by the principal.

Faculty: Arts faculty was good, cooperative, and really interested in teaching. While the Science and Commerce faculty were very rude and interested in the teaching process. Classrooms could be better for the fees they are asking for. It felt like we were literally sitting in the oven at times.

Other: I was in Commerce during junior college but found the faculty was very rude, and that field wasn't for me. So, I switched to Arts for my degree, where the faculty was so nice that they made me feel like I should take my studies more seriously.

Reviewed on 12 Mar 2025Read More

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How can I get a seat in Bhavan's College?

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To get admission to Bhavan's College (Mumbai), you need to meet the eligibility criteria for your chosen course, register through the required University of Mumbai and Bhavan's College admission portals, submit the necessary documents, and pay the admission fee if your name appears in the merit list

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How can I get a seat in Bhavan's College?

Answered a month ago

To get a seat in Bhavan's College for various UG-level courses, refer to the steps below:

Clear the eligibility rules and go to the college's official website to submit the application form.
The institute admits students based on merit. So, if you have a good academic score according to the college,

Neerja Rohatgi

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What is Bhavan's College cutoff?

Answered a month ago

Bhavan's College cutoff 2026 was released up to round 2 for admission to several UG-level courses for the AI quota categories.

For the General AI category, the overall cutoff ranged from 42.67 to 83.5 for the BCom, BSc, BMM, BMS and other courses. Among all, the least and the most competitive were

Neerja Rohatgi

Contributor-Level 10

What is the Bhavan's College Cutoff for the BSc course?

Answered a month ago

It has been released for admission to the BSc course for different All India quota categories.

For the General AI quota, the Bhavans College cutoff 2026 ranged from 50.17 to 76.5, wherein the most difficult specialisation of admission was B.Sc. (Voc) in Data Science and AI. Refer to the table below

Neerja Rohatgi

Contributor-Level 10

What is the Bhavan's College Cutoff 2026 for the OBC category?

Answered a month ago

Bhavan's College Cutoff 2026 for the OBC AI category was published up to round 2. The cutoff was released for various UG-level programmes, like BCom, BSc, BA, BMM, etc.

For this category, the round 2 cutoff ranged from 55.33 to 71.67, with Bachelor of Management Studies was the toughest course for a

Neerja Rohatgi

Contributor-Level 10