IDeA World College Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are always there to help. They teach well and I feel like I can trust them. The lessons are good and I think they prepare us well for the real world. The theory tests are okay, not too hard. But some people might struggle with the practical exams. Personally, I like doing them.

Placement: The job placements haven't started yet this year. But I've seen a lot of seniors getting good jobs. I'm not great at networking though. Last year, the average pay offered was 5 LPA. The top companies that hired students were Siyan, Tommy Hilfiger, and Puma. I know 7 seniors who got jobs there. We all had to find internships by ourselves, at least in my batch. The jobs offered were stylist, designer, merchandiser, and more.

Campus: I really like the sewing labs here. They're in good shape and make me feel like a pro designer. The Wi-Fi works well, and there are other labs too. I usually use my own laptop, unless I need special software. I prefer to sketch my designs on paper. The library is okay, but I don't use it much. The teachers always help us with study materials, so that's cool.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful. They really help us understand the stuff we're learning and give us extra info. The teaching is easy to follow and really good. The course we're doing is useful. They have lots of workshops and hands-on stuff, so we get practical experience too. It helps me feel more sure of myself. The exams at the end of each semester are pretty tough. I'm learning new stuff, doing projects, and getting hands-on experience, along with studying the theory. If I stay focused all year and pay attention in class, it's not too hard for me.

Placement: I think everyone gets placed here, at least that's what I've heard. I'm still in my first year, so I can't say for sure. Some big companies that come here are Calvin Klein, Tommy Hilfiger, and Zara. We're almost done with our first year, and next semester I'll be looking for internships. Seniors have said most of them interned at start-ups and big companies. They got roles like designers, stylists, and merchandisers.

Campus: The labs here are top-notch for us students. We've got all the gear and software we need for designing stuff. The classrooms are awesome, especially if you're into interior design. The campus is super cool with glass walls and desks feels like a museum. Unfortunately, there's no hostel for us. But the counselors helped me out with lots of tips on where to stay. I'm usually tied up with workshops, so I don't really have time for sports. But there are plenty of indoor games to enjoy here.

Admission: The teachers at this college are super helpful and always go the extra mile. I've emailed them after classes and they're always willing to help out. The course content is really practical, especially for Diploma students like me. I have a lot of hands-on exams throughout the year, but it's not too bad because the teachers are so supportive. The workshops they organize are also great for getting experience and making connections.

Placement: The college really helps with finding jobs. Most students, about 99%, got jobs through the college's support. Some found jobs on their own, but I didn't really check into that. I'm more focused on starting my own business and building a brand. The college is giving me all the help I need to get there.

Campus: I really like the lab classes at this college. The sewing lab and textile lab are both awesome. There's no hostel, but Wi-Fi and labs are open to everyone. They also offer first aid. Sports isn't a big deal here, but we have fun with fashion shows and events.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really great mentors. They know their stuff, so the teaching is top-notch. The course work is spot on. Lots of hands-on stuff like assessments and workshops, which is cool because we get to actually do the stuff we learn about. First semester was tough, but now I'm cruising through and it's all starting to make sense. Just really about understanding the concepts.

Placement: I'm a second-year student, so I haven't started my placement process yet. But the college offers 100% help with placements, and most of the seniors I know have already got jobs. From what I know, the average salary package is more than 5.6 LPA. The main companies that hire students from my course are Livespace, Sobha, Designcafe, Altelier of Architecture, and more.

Campus: The department has top-notch AI software which is cool. The labs are awesome, and we can use Wi-Fi there. The classrooms look really nice, especially for design students like me. Teachers give us extra study stuff instead of using the library much. No hostel here, but I live in Bengaluru anyway. They have first-aid kits and medicine if needed. Plus, there's a whole floor just for indoor games - super fun!

Admission: The best thing about this college is the faculty. They're super friendly and easy to talk to. It's not like a strict teacher-student thing; they feel more like friends. All the teachers are architects and they go above and beyond what the university expects. Everyone who goes here graduates. Plus, we've had students get top ranks in the university like 1st, 3rd, and 10th place.

Placement: I'm currently a student at the college, so I haven't been placed yet. But I talked to some seniors, and they said all the students before us got placed. I'm confident they'll place all of us in my batch too once we finish the course. They've been getting jobs in top companies like Shobha builders and Livspace.

Campus: The campus here is awesome and totally unique compared to other colleges. The new campus they're building looks amazing it doesn't even feel like a college! Can't wait to move there. The whole setup is fantastic, and we even get to use the British Library.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful. They really know their stuff and make sure we understand everything before moving on. The course content is spot on and helps us get ready for the real world. The workshops and site visits are a big plus for getting us ready for jobs. The exams were tough for me, but with some good studying, I did well overall.

Placement: All my friends in my batch landed jobs! Most of us got placed through the college process, but some found jobs on their own. The highest salary in my course is around 6 lakhs per year. I got a 5 lakh salary during my training. The top companies that hired us were Design Cafe, Ace Interiors, Sobha, and a few others. Everyone in our class got an internship. I did mine at LIVESPACE.

Campus: The Wi-Fi and computer labs are super important for interior design students. When I was studying there, they had all the latest software installed. I mostly used my own laptop for small projects. The library is at Cunningham Road, but I'm not sure about the other campuses. There's no hostel, but we do have a cool game room with lots of indoor games. I used to hang out there a lot after classes.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. They teach us through hands-on projects and real-world research. The course we're studying is super practical and gets us ready for our future jobs. Our college is linked with Bangalore City University, so they handle our exams. The exams are pretty chill, and with the teachers' help, it's not hard to pass them.

Placement: Our placements haven't started yet this year, but our seniors say 99% of them got jobs. Big companies like Calvin Klein, Puma, and Tommy Hilfiger hire our grads. I did an internship at Samurai Export Pvt. Ltd, and my friends did too at some cool places.

Campus: The campus has Wi-Fi labs, computer labs, and software that we use for our course. Our classrooms have AC and a screen for lectures. There's no hostel here. We don't have a lot of sports, but we do have events every other week. We've joined in and won first place in a bunch of them.

Admission: The classes are really good and I've learned a lot. The teachers are awesome. We learn a mix of theory and hands-on stuff, which is cool. It helps me feel ready for projects and homework. The course covers relevant stuff and gives us both knowledge and practical skills.

Placement: I started the Diploma course this year, so I'm not sure about the placement rate. But I've heard that most students land jobs after finishing. The average pay is about 5 LPA, and companies like Livespace, Sobha, and Ace Interiors hire a lot of us.

Campus: The Wi-Fi works well for us students, and the Labs are easy to get to. The classrooms are big and look nice with their glass walls. It feels open even though we're inside. I haven't used the library yet, but it's there. Unfortunately, there's no hostel on campus. The counsellors are friendly and give good advice on where to stay. They also have first aid and basic healthcare for us. I'm not sure about sports, but we do have a room for indoor games.

Admission: The teachers here are so supportive. They help us with everything, not just school stuff but also any small college problems. The courses we take are really useful. Sometimes it's a bit exhausting with all the projects, but they pay off. The written tests are okay, but the practical ones are tough because they are longer. Everyone in my class has passed their exams.

Placement: I'm only in my third semester, so I can't say much about placements yet. But I've heard that the average package for my course is around 4 LPA. Big companies like Tommy Hilfiger, Calvin Klein, and Raymond come for recruitment. They offer roles like merchandiser, stylist, designer, and advisor.

Campus: The labs are pretty good, and I really dig the glass walls in one of the classrooms. The campus looks nice too. We have a library, but I haven't really used it much because the teachers usually give us what we need. The only downside is that there isn't a hostel here.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful. They always support us and make things clear. The course content is super relevant, and I know it'll help me reach my dream job. Exams aren't too tough either. I enjoy fashion design, so it all makes sense to me.

Placement: Placement hasn't started yet this year, but word is 99% of students land jobs at cool places like Zara and Raymond. Everyone in our batch scored internships. I did mine at Gokaldas Export, where they had roles like Visual Merchandising, fashion stylist, and merchandizer.

Campus: The labs here have top-notch software which is awesome. I like the sewing and textile labs a lot. We've got Wi-Fi and a library, but no food. There's a cool game room and a nice lunch area though. I'm into the glass walls instead of regular ones, it's pretty cool.