HR College of Commerce and Economics Reviews on Placement, Faculty, Hostel by Students

To begin with my first experience was more than overwhelming. Sine I stay in Panvel and feeling the air of pretty girls, expensive cars and extremely rich kids was more than I could have imagined around me. My accent was of course of East Mumbai as I come from Panvel, students started liking it as they felt I was funny. I initially decided to approach the in-house students and make friends with them so that I can know the culture of HR. One thing which I would like to clear is that all the airs that I had about these rich kids was in my head as in reality they were are very helpful and humble. My parents made me go there as South Mumbai has some of the best CA coaching classes and HR was one college were you can get away without attending lectures. Since I couldn’t complete CA, I actually though I should have spent more time at the college. HR was one of the best experiences that I will have in this lifetime for sure.Read Full Review

Well, I graduated from HR nearly 10 years back. I hope I remember all that I did at the college and how my life was there at the college. HR and Jai Hind College were quite identical as both the colleges had crowd from South Mumbai, a small but nice campus and Marine Drive at a walking distance from the college. So graduation days were more of hanging out with my south Mumbai friends and participating in the events. HR backs various initiatives, and to see how the club culture at the colleges can make people a better person, one should have a look at the colleges of Mumbai. There were infinite clubs at the college and some joint clubs with students from KC, Jai Hind, Sydenham College, and HR. I don't know the cut-off now but then for junior college, it was 85% in 10th. From junior to senior college, just passing percentages were enough, which is a very good rule set by colleges in Mumbai and Pune.Read Full Review

HR is one of the best colleges in Mumbai for commerce. Not just the college but the location of the college is great as well. The college is surrounded by various colleges and the whole road is buzzing with student’s right throughout the day. I was raised in South Mumbai and like everyone in South Mumbai had few passion points. I researched well before I finally joined this college and landed to HR College for the junior college. The crowd is mostly rich in HR as maximum students were from South Mumbai. College has a Sindhi quota and that was evident with their numbers. Not just Mumbai but students from various states also came and joined our college. I never felt the pressure or difference as our group was a group of people from small towns or middle class people from Mumbai. One thing for sure is that neither the teachers differentiate nor the students. If your vibes and mindset matches that of Richi rich of the students then it’s pretty cool and soon you will be friends with them. My recommendations for those who want to join this college is be a little proactive and participate in club activities as this were I made maximum friends.Read Full Review