Dnyansagar Institute of Management and Research, Pune Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The exams are tough, but the teaching is really good. The notes and books are helpful. They mostly stick to the basics and don't dive deep into industry knowledge. The teaching is good, but other activities are lacking. Some subjects don't have dedicated teachers, but they do try to support students in learning.

Placement: At this college, they don't help with job placements or internships. They only focus on teaching. There are three main specializations: finance, HR, and marketing. They mainly offer sales roles, not other types of roles.

Campus: The college doesn't have wifi, only the labs have it, but only for MCA students. There's no hostel, just classrooms. Construction is still happening. The canteen is there, but the food is not great. The ground is available for use most of the time.

Admission: The director, Dr. Said Alvi, is always honest and believes in serving others. Dr. Firoz Khan, the Dean of MBA, and Dr. Pushpa, the Academic Dean, help us grow by organizing extra guest sessions. The teachers are friendly and guide us well for getting good jobs. They are all experienced and even senior faculty share their valuable experiences with us during lectures.

Placement: The college was really good. They offer two types of internships. One is in the winter for about a month, and the other is in the summer for around 2-3 months. You can choose your own internship or take one provided by the college. The stipend depends on your skills, and some seniors got around Rs. 3000-5000. When it comes to placements, the college connects you with great companies. In the last batch, 2 students even landed jobs in big companies with over 6.2 Lacs per year! The average package is about 5 Lacs per year, but the highest one was 17 Lacs.

Campus: DIMR is a great place for learning with modern facilities. The campus is huge, with Wi-Fi everywhere. There are IT labs, a conference room, a library, and even indoor games. Plus, there are sports grounds for cricket, football, tennis, basketball, and volleyball. It's not just about studying here; students also get to play sports. DIMR is a cool place to be!

Admission: The teachers know their stuff, but they only really go the extra mile if they know you well. You gotta pay up before you get all the perks from the faculty. Otherwise, you gotta work hard for everything. The teaching is solid, and the seminars and presentations are top-notch. They also take us on industry visits once a year, which is cool. The course content was helpful for me.

Placement: I got placed through Shine, Monster, TOI. About 40% of us in my batch got jobs. Salaries ranged from Rs. 10,000 to Rs. 21,000 a month. Big companies like Firstcry, Justdial, Royal Enfield, and WNS came for placements.

Campus: The college doesn't have Wi-Fi, but the labs are well-equipped. The computers are a bit tricky to use because of the Linux Operating System, but the classrooms are nice. The library has more course books than literature or reference books. They have a good football field, cricket ground, and badminton court. The canteen doesn't have a lot of convenient food options. Unfortunately, there are no hostel rooms available. Construction is always happening, so parking your bike can be a hassle. Since the college is in a rural area, it's best to have your own vehicle. The bus service isn't very frequent.

Admission: The college doesn't prepare us for the industry. The faculty is greedy and always asks for money. They never give back what's rightfully ours. Don't get caught in their trap. They'll make your life miserable.

Placement: Only 3 out of 47 students got placed through the college. The rest found jobs on their own, with the highest salary being 20k. The college promises 4-5 LPA placements, but they couldn't even manage 3 LPA placements.

Campus: I really liked staying at the Hostel. But the College never gave back our deposit. Every time we asked about it, they would just avoid the question. They say the classrooms have AC, but there are hardly any fans. The college is so tiny, it doesn't feel inviting at all.

Admission: The professors here really know their stuff and are super helpful. Most of them have their PhDs in the subjects they teach. They teach us practical skills along with the theory, so we're well-prepared for the real world. They make sure we get the concepts before moving on.

Placement: Most students from my course got placed in good companies, with the highest package being 5 lakhs and the lowest being 2.5 lakhs. The popular recruiters were Westeria Properties and Bajaj Finserv. Everyone in my batch got an internship in their field. The main job role offered was an Executive position.

Campus: The campus has everything you need Wi-Fi, a projector, a lab, library, and big classrooms that fit around 60-80 students. The canteen serves yummy and clean food. Plus, there's a sports ground and a tennis court with all the gear you need. It's awesome!

Admission: The teachers here are really good and know their stuff. A lot of them work at the well-known college in Pune University. They teach using cool new methods that make things easy to understand. I'd give them 4 stars. The college makes sure we have great teachers.

Placement: Our college has great placements. They make sure every student gets opportunities. There's a job fair every year to help us find jobs. On average, students get around 5 lakh per year.

Campus: The college is great for learning. The classrooms have cool stuff like projectors. The library has lots of new books and even medical help. We have our own playground, but need permission to use it. The canteen serves yummy food and it's super clean.