IES Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers know their stuff and are always ready to help. The teaching is okay, but not the best. The college doesn't really prepare us for the industry. Exams are a breeze, you can pass without too much effort. The fees can be a bit of an issue though.

Placement: I'm studying civil engineering. So far, no companies have come to hire civil engineers at my college. The placement scene for civil engineering students here is pretty disappointing. But on the bright side, computer science engineering students can expect an average salary of around 4-5 LPA.

Campus: The civil engineering department has really great teachers. The classrooms are okay, but the library and labs are awesome. Unfortunately, there's no wi-fi for students, and we can't use our phones on campus. The drinking water isn't good and it's not always available.

Admission: The management department doesn't have enough teachers, which affects studying. The semester exams are not too hard. If you study well, passing them is pretty easy. Professors are super helpful and always there for students, even if the problem is outside of college.

Placement: The college has good placements. Every year, lots of big companies come for hiring. Around 56% of students get internships. Right now, the highest salary offered is 21.7 LPA and the average is 4.2 LPA in our program.

Campus: The college here has really great facilities. The classrooms, labs, and libraries are all clean. The canteen food is good too, with lots of different fast food options. Plus, there are two basketball courts, a football field, and separate buildings for each department. It's awesome!

Admission: The teachers here are pretty helpful and most of them know how to teach well. But, there are also some teachers who aren't that great, and students aren't happy with them. The classes tend to run late, which can mess up the timing for exams. Overall, it's a mixed bag when it comes to the teachers and schedules here.

Placement: I really like IES University. The overall percentage of the college is 75%. The lowest package you can get is around 2 LPA, while the average package is about 4 LPA. The highest package offered is around 21 LPA. Lots of companies come to campus for placements, and students are landing jobs in companies like Juspay, TCS, Amazon, Wipro, and more. It's a good place to study and build your career.

Campus: The university has good facilities like a library, labs, and some smart classes. Not all classes are smart though. The hostel is well-maintained and always clean. But the food in the mess isn't great, it's not well-prepared for students.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and they make sure to help us with any problems we have. The quality of teaching is good and the exams are not too hard because the teachers cover everything we need to know. The pass rate is 33%, so it's pretty easy to pass the semester exams.

Placement: About half the students got jobs last year. Lots of companies come to campus. Around 60-70% of students land internships through the college. Most students get hired through internships, and they even pay for the internships here.

Campus: I was pleasantly surprised by how great hostel life is here. The classrooms and library are peaceful and nice. The sports facilities are top-notch, and the college really goes all out. They even organize sports events every month. It's awesome!

Admission: The teachers here are really knowledgeable and qualified. They know their stuff well. The course schedule is well-organized and follows a set timetable. The semester tests are tough, but it feels like you're getting ready for a big exam like the IAS.

Placement: The college keeps raising fees and the staff can be a bit annoying sometimes. Around 1 out of every 10 students get jobs through campus placements. Half of the students like being on campus, while the others just grab their degrees and leave.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here is not working. The labs are not that great. My classroom is okay, like nothing special. But the library is awesome perfect for studying in peace. The hostel is not the best, I only stayed there for a year. The campus is super green, which I love. But the sports facilities are always packed.

Admission: The teachers at my college are awesome! They really know their stuff and are always there to help. The courses are practical and get us ready for the real world. The exams are tough but fair, and almost everyone passes. It's a great place to learn and grow.

Placement: I loved my college! Almost everyone in my course got placed  95% of us. The pay was awesome! The highest was 30 LPA, lowest 5 LPA, and the average 12 LPA. Big companies like Google, Microsoft, and Amazon hired us. And most of us got internships too  85%! Companies like IBM, Deloitte, and Infosys took us in. The roles they offered were cool  software engineer, data scientist, and business analyst. Great opportunities all around!

Campus: I love my college because we have amazing facilities like fast Wi-Fi, cool labs, smart classrooms, and a big library. The dorms are comfy, and the food in the cafeteria is tasty and clean. Plus, we have a great medical center and lots of sports stuff to do. It's awesome!

Admission: The teachers here are really smart and know their stuff. They're not really focused on helping students improve, though. Seems like they've got a lot on their plate. The management doesn't seem too invested in running things smoothly at this college.

Placement: Around 70% of students get jobs after graduating. The highest salary offered is 21 LPA. Companies like IBM, Tisco, Tata, Wipro, Infosys, and others come for placements. For these companies, students with a B.Tech MBA background are preferred. Some students also get internships from different companies. The university organizes various events, but the management could be better.

Campus: The classrooms at this college are pretty good. Unfortunately, there's no Wi-Fi available. They have a computer lab, classrooms, and libraries for students to use.

Admission: The teachers here are really nice and helpful, but some students might have different experiences. They know their stuff well and teach it in a good way. The course is flexible and makes sense. The Career Center is great at getting us ready for work, but we also need to work hard ourselves. The exams are not too hard if you go to classes regularly. Most questions on the tests are from what the teachers talk about in class. You need to pass with at least 35%, which is doable even if you cram at the last minute.

Placement: I'm in the B.Sc. B.Ed. program at IES University in Bhopal. Just finished my first year, now starting the second. Our batch is the first to do this course. Placements here are decent, competition is alright. Our batch will be the first to go for placements since the course started a year ago. Other courses have good placements, so we're hoping for the same.

Campus: The classrooms here are really nice. They have smart boards, projectors, and even traditional chalkboards. The Wi-Fi is alright, not super fast but enough for watching study videos on YouTube. The library is a bit small and sometimes runs out of the books we need. The labs could be better too. The hostels are good, with all the stuff you need, and the fees are reasonable at 15k per semester. There are three hostels, two for guys and one for girls. You can play lots of sports on campus, and there's even a swimming pool, but it's off-limits for girls. The food in the mess is okay, but could be better. They do have some basic medical help available if you need it.

Admission: The teachers give good notes and know their stuff, but the teaching could be better. The course matches the curriculum, but it doesn't prepare us for the industry. The exams are pretty easy to pass with just 50%.

Placement: No one gets placed in the BBA course. Last year, the highest salary was 9 LPA and the lowest was 2.75 LPA. Companies like IDFC Bank, Intellipat, Artech, and Oneinsure come for placements. Only one student got an internship at Eicher. There are no other role offers.

Campus: The campus has good infrastructure. The classrooms are okay, but there aren't any labs or library services for students. The canteen food is tasty, and there are medical facilities available on campus. However, there aren't any sports or games for students unless you participate in a tournament.

Admission: The teachers here are really supportive, especially if you show up to class regularly and don't skip. They take attendance seriously, as well as dress code and fees. If you mess up any of these, you'll have to pay a fine. The semester exams are not too hard; you can easily get around 60% without much stress.

Placement: The job placements for diploma students at IES University are pretty good. Around 60% of us end up getting placed. The highest salary offered is 6 LPA, while the average is between 2.5 to 3.5 LPA. Companies like IBM and Infosys come for recruiting. Internships are not a big deal for diploma students here.

Campus: The campus has Wi-Fi, labs, and a library. The hostel rooms come with a bed, study table, and locker, but the food in the mess is really bad. I'd suggest looking for a paying guest place instead. They also have a canteen and sports facilities.