IHM Hyderabad: The truth behind the Mask
Likes
- Nothing is there to like a out in this college.
- You just need to spend the 3 years anyhow and leave and never look back again.
Dislikes
- Everything about this college is a total failure. They have failed to satisfy the students needs, whether mentally, physically, in terms of money, etc
- Not even a single faculty has a truthfulness in themselves. They are all employees trying to suck as much money possible from the students.
Remarks :
The fact that we all were confused about life and just ended up there as it was something which was different from the other common courses is a very concerning fact. Because after spending 3 years in the college I have understood that the kids like that are their targets. Please read the full review and I require anonymity if this is published as I don't want the degree I acquired after so much suffering to be gone to waste as our college has the power to do so. They can still ruin our lives and career whenever they want.
Course Curriculum Overview :
The college is pretty good when it comes to education but the management has a severe fault in it. It has been found that the students are fined vigorous amounts of money in the name of detention. It started with just a mere 500 rupees for misconduct, 5000 for low attendance, etc, nowadays the students are required to pay an amount of additional 50000 rupees or else they'd be thrown out of the college. This is not mentioned in any of the brochure that the students could procure before joining such a college. All the credit for this goes to Mr. Sanjay Kumar Thakur, our honorable principal. To run the AC amidst the high heat, the students are asked to pay 200 rupees per month. For every little thing this college has to do. The students are asked to pay money without any reason. Faculties fail students who they do not like and they ruin their career just for a laugh amongst each other.
Internships Opportunities :
Internship opportunities are provided where you have to spend a semester in a hotel and learn the work there in all the core departments( Kitchen, Service, Front office, Housekeeping). The learning is good.
Placement Experience :
Lies are spread all around the internet that IHMH has 100 percent placement. They have been detaininh the students who can't pay the money they demand. Students are used to suck out as much money as possible and are then thrown out. More than 50% of this year's final years are yet to get a basic job. The highest package is of only 5lac.
Campus Life :
The campus is pretty small. Everything related to the course is available in the library. Basic amenities are present in the classroom. No encouragement of students towards sports by the faculty. They are trying to raise slaves in this college. Food quality is good but quantity being served is of a 13 year old orphan who has his stomach half empty all the time. Hostel fees is around 60000 for 4 months semester which is non-negotiable and non-refundable. The locality is good. People can find rooms easily in the area
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