IIEBM Pune Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers at our college are super qualified and really supportive. You can ask them any questions during college hours and they're always there to help. The curriculum here is great  it gets us ready for the industry. I even got to visit a Haier Factory in Pune, which was a cool experience. It's all helping us get ready for working in the industry.

Placement: I'm so impressed with how many students from our college get awesome jobs in companies like Colgate, Asian Painting, Deloitte, and others. The average pay students get is about 5.5lpa, which is cool. Plus, every student here gets an internship in good companies. It's a great opportunity for all of us.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure and facilities. You can use free Wi-Fi here. The mess serves delicious food for both vegetarians and non-vegetarians. We also have a big library on campus. There are plenty of sports activities available at the college.

Admission: I decided to do an MBA because I saw the demand for management professionals going up every day. Companies in India need people with this kind of education. I wanted to stay updated with the times and improve my skills to get a good job in a company. My class had around 85 students, and the course cost about INR 350,000 per year.

Placement: Starting from the third semester, we can all apply for jobs on campus. The companies that came for placements were Deloitte, Aditya Birla Capital, Berger, Asian Paint, IDFC, Federal Bank, Godrej, HDFC Bank, OYO, and Swiggy. The average salary offered is around 6 lakhs, with the highest being 12 lakhs. Over 90% of us got placed in different companies.

Campus: The food at the cafeteria is great tasty and good quality. The staff there are really friendly too. They always give us eggs or milk with the main meal, and in the afternoon we get rice, lentils, flatbread, salads, and veggies. We get non-veg food twice a week which is cool. To sign up, you can either go to the college in person or apply online. Hostel fees are around INR 115,000 every year.

Admission: The marketing course covers a lot of topics, and we get to hear from experts and visit companies. We also have internships as part of the program. The faculty is really supportive and helps us with job placements. The exams are tough, but we just need to get at least 40% to pass.

Placement: The college's placement cell is super active and always gets everyone a job after graduation. When I was there, big companies like Ola Electric, PhonePe, Flipkart, and Mahindra NBA International came to hire students. They even brought in over 30 other companies! We all had to do a summer internship as part of our course, and the placement team made sure there were options for everyone's specialization. The highest salary offered was 18 Lacs, and the average was 8 Lacs.

Campus: The campus has lots of cool stuff to do. We've got a library with all kinds of books, both for classes and fun reading. Plus, there's a gym and a play area with games like carrom board and table tennis. The hostel costs around 1.5 Lacs per year for a room shared by three people. And they provide meals like breakfast, lunch, snacks, and dinner. It's pretty awesome!

Admission: The teachers here are pretty good. They stick to a strict curriculum, which includes online courses and talks from industry pros. It really helps us learn about the real world out there. And hey, the pass rate for exams is over 50%, so that's a relief!

Placement: The placements this year at college are awesome! Lots of new companies are coming in and hiring students for top brands. In the marketing field, around 90% of students already have jobs by February. The rest are still looking, but everyone gets a shot at their dream company.

Campus: The college is small but has everything we need. The hostel is awesome feels like a fancy hotel with clean rooms, water, power, a warden, Wi-Fi, and our own storage. Love it here!

Admission: The teachers at this college really know their stuff. They're super supportive and always ready to help out. They're big on helping us build our skills. The courses keep up to date, so we're always learning the latest stuff. The exams are challenging but not too tough.

Placement: Most students in our college get placed on campus around 80-90%. Almost everyone in my class got a job with a good salary. The average pay here is 8-10lpa and the highest is 12 LPA. Companies like Asian Paints, Cognizant, HCL, TCS, and Accenture come for manager and consultant roles.

Campus: The college I go to has the best facilities in town. They've got everything - Wi-Fi, Library, Labs, and spacious classrooms. The labs are top-notch with all the equipment we need. The library has around 15000 books which is awesome. And let me tell you, the hostel here is amazing. The rooms are clean and the food in the mess is pretty good too. Overall, I'm loving my college experience here.

Admission: The teachers at this college are awesome! They really know their stuff and have over 7 years of experience, some even worked at places like ITC. They use real-life examples to help us understand better. The classes go from 8 am to 6 pm, but the seats and tables are comfy, so it's all good. It's easy to focus and learn in this environment.

Placement: So, I graduated in 2020. Covid made things rough, so job placements were tough. Normally, by February-March, most students would have jobs lined up. But our batch had to wait until August for help from the college. It was a new group of students, but the placement team really stepped up during the pandemic. They worked hard to support us during this difficult time.

Campus: This college is great for management. They teach us well and also do live projects to improve our personalities. I loved hanging out in the library after class, it was open until 8 pm.

Admission: The teachers were great when I was in college. They gave us case studies that really helped us learn and understand things practically. We had exams regularly, which helped us gain knowledge and prepare well.

Placement: College is pretty good. If you want a job after you graduate, you gotta work hard. The college helps out, but you gotta work your butt off too. Make sure you work on your talking skills and how you come across to people.

Campus: The girls' hostel was nice and clean. It's important to keep your own space tidy too. Security was good, but the Wi-Fi in the hostel was a bit iffy at times.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really helpful and supportive. They know their stuff. We also have outside experts who teach us. We get to do fun stuff outside of class too. The curriculum includes presentations and activities that help us grow professionally.

Placement: The job placements at our college are pretty good. You gotta put in the effort and seize the chance. We get great guidance from mentors here. Lots of good companies come for recruitment, so it's important to stay involved on campus. The placement team here knows people in the industry.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is pretty good. It's clean, especially the library with lots of books. The facilities are nice, and they keep the hostels clean too. Wi-Fi works fine. The canteen has a good variety of food, following a chart. Also, our college has tie-ups with medical services.

Admission: The teachers at our college are super friendly and really know their stuff. They teach us a lot and the courses are spot on for the real world. You need at least a 60% to pass, but it's all good.

Placement: The placements here are really good and super helpful. The placement team is awesome and they work together really well. They even help us get a minimum salary package of 7 LPA. It's great for us freshers to start off with such a good salary!

Campus: The campus here is really cool, with nice classrooms and a great auditorium. The hostel facilities are also good, making it a nice place to stay. Overall, it's been a good experience studying here.

Admission: The teachers were really good, even though they weren't full-time SAP professors. Instead, they brought in SAP experts and industry pros to teach us. We got both theoretical and practical knowledge. The induction program was top-notch too. You'll definitely get a taste of the corporate world here.

Placement: I'm really impressed with the placement scene at SAP. More than 80% of students get placed, and a lot of them end up at top companies like Deloitte, Colgate, BNY Mellon, and Yash Technology. This time, Deloitte came and hired about 50 students for internships and full-time roles. In finance, the most common job we land is SAP analyst, which is a great way to kick off your career journey.

Campus: The college is pretty good, and the facilities are just right for us. The library and auditorium are in great shape. We enjoyed the food at first, but it got old after a while. Overall, the food quality is good.