ICCS Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: Honestly, applying to ICCS felt easy. Registration was simple, selection through the merit list was smooth, and document verification was handled well by helpful staff. Orientation cleared everything.

Academic: Our course here is pretty tough, you know. We study subjects like web development, algorithms, and data science, which is actually a new subject in our syllabus. The teachers are really experienced and always helpful. They mostly teach using PPTs and notes to explain topics. Semester exams are usually easy to moderate, so almost all students pass them without much problem.

Placement: In their final year, students become eligible for campus placements. Many big MNC companies visit our college for campus drives. The highest salary offered to someone was 10 LPA, and the lowest package was 3.5 LPA. Top recruiters like HCL Tech, Reliance Jio, and TCS often come here. Usually, more than 30 companies visit our campus, but last year, only about 10-15 companies came. Also, a lot of students got good off-campus summer internships.

Campus: My my experience here, our college campus and all the buildings are super good, really awesome. Many well-known famous people even come to visit us. We also have good Wi-Fi, really nice labs, and the library has so many books you wouldn't believe it. Sports facilities are great too, with a big sports fest happening every year. Only small issues are that the parking area is always full and the canteen doesn't have enough seats for everyone. I'm a day scholar so I don't know about the mess food, but I visited my friend's hostel room once and it looked fine.

Admission: Applying to ICCS turned out to be a simple experience. Online registration was easy, counselling staff were helpful, and document verification went smoothly after the merit list. Orientation gave a clear idea of what to expect.

Academic: The teachers we have are well-qualified and know their subjects very well. But I feel their teaching style could be a bit better. Our college is autonomous, which means they set the syllabus based on what the industry actually needs. This helps us a lot to be ready for future jobs. The exams here are usually medium to hard level. Even when the papers are tough, around 80-85% of students manage to pass.

Placement: In our college, the placements are quite good, with nearly 60-70% of students getting placed last academic year. The highest package in our department went up to 8 LPA, and the lowest package was 3.5 LPA. We see companies like Accenture, Lentra, Protean Infosec, and Payplex coming for campus placements. Also, around 40-60% of students from our course manage to get internships, mainly with startup companies. They offer various roles like web developer, Java developer, software developer, and Python developer.

Campus: The library at our college is really good, packed with many books for all our subjects. Our classrooms are also in good condition, and the labs have proper working computers and equipment. But sadly, there is no Wi-Fi facility anywhere in the college departments. The hostel is quite nice, and the mess food quality is acceptable. Plus, they arrange different sports activities often, and there's a first aid kit available in case anyone gets injured.

Admission: Joining ICCS felt smooth right from the start. Online registration was simple, merit list updates were clear, and document verification was quick. Counselling and orientation helped settle in easily.

Academic: About the studies here, the curriculum is totally up-to-date and has all you need to get ready for corporate jobs. Exams are generally not that hard if you pay attention in class. It also depends on which course you choose, but for a bachelor's degree, it's quite manageable. Plus, the faculty is super helpful.

Placement: What I like about Indira is how good the placements are. Almost all the students get placed right from the college, which is really good for the fees we pay. Big companies like Amazon and HDFC come here for hiring. We also get awesome internship opportunities directly from the college.

Campus: The canteen food here is seriously the best, and you will often see students just hanging out on the stairs once classes are done. Our college also has really good infrastructure, and the library is quite awesome. Plus, they make sure we have plenty of fun and engaging events happening all through the year.

Admission: When I began the admission process here, everything felt well managed. Online registration was easy, the merit list was timely, and counselling was clear. Staff were very helpful during document verification.

Academic: The faculty here is super respectful to everyone. Our teachers are also very friendly, though they can be strict sometimes when needed. They conduct exams in a special way so that every student can perform well. Plus, they always give everyone chances to participate and do things.

Placement: This college is really good if you want placements in commerce. They offer many job options like Analyst and CMA. Mostly, students get placed in CA or CMA roles here. Even B.Com students get a fair chance to find good placements. So yeah, for jobs, this place is great.

Campus: From my experience, the college infrastructure is quite unique and awesome. We have all kinds of activities for students, not just studies. The hostel facilities are good, and the canteen mess is also really nice. Our classrooms are organized well; each floor is set up for a different course, and there are many facilities available. Oh, and we have three big auditoriums too.

Admission: Going through the admission process at ICCS felt easy. The online application portal worked well, staff helped during counselling, and document verification was efficient. After selection, registration and fee submission were well coordinated.

Academic: At Indira, while some teachers are super helpful and really good at explaining, there are others who just use PPTs. But yeah, most teachers know a lot and want to help. The college curriculum is really relevant and prepares us well for the industry. Plus, the semester exams are not that tough to pass.

Placement: My college sees about 50% of students getting placed. Companies like Infosys and Bajaj Finance are the main recruiters for our course. The highest salary package someone got was 6 LPA, and the lowest was 2.5 LPA. For the other students, some go for higher studies, and some join their family business. One thing is, our college does not provide any kind of internships. Marketing students usually get the top job offers.

Campus: From my experience, the college infrastructure is really impressive. Classrooms are super clean, they have digital boards, and the desk benches are good. Our labs are well organized, and the library has many books. But yeah, students can't use the Wi-Fi here. The hostel is very strict, and honestly, the food in the mess and canteen is not that great. On the bright side, the college provides medical facilities and even has an ambulance for students and staff. Basketball and cricket are quite famous, and we even have a court for basketball.

Admission: From application to joining, the ICCS admission process felt organised. Registration worked well, the merit list came on time, and staff guided us smoothly during counselling and document verification. Orientation made the start comfortable.

Academic: About our teachers, it's a bit random. Some teachers are amazing at what they teach, but then some are really bad. Most of the lectures are quite boring and hard to pay attention to. But a few teachers are great and make classes very interactive. Usually, teachers for our main subjects are more skilled compared to teachers for other subjects. The course syllabus is relevant, but it's not really useful in the real world. It doesn't help us get ready for industry jobs. Semester exams are not tough at all. The pass percentage is a good 80% and if someone fails, they can clear their backlogs very easily.

Placement: My experience with placements here is that they are quite average. Typically, the highest package someone gets is around 6-7 LPA, but the average package is closer to 2 LPA. In each batch, we have at least 60 students, and usually, only about 20-30 of them get placed. This really depends on how well students do academically. Those who are not strong in their studies might not get placed at all. For internships, the college helps by sending opportunities through an internship group chat, which you can opt into. Top companies like Aditya Birla Health, Godrej, Wipro, Tata, Infosys, and Tech Mahindra come to recruit from our college.

Campus: I like most about our college is the infrastructure, it's really decent. Each batch gets its own building or section with a dedicated library and classrooms. Our classrooms are always cool and well-maintained, and they have smartboards which makes learning with PPTs super easy. The libraries are full of study materials for all subjects, and they even have computers with Wi-Fi. Plus, the washrooms are kept clean and hygienic. Talking about food, our canteen is much better than other colleges, it's hygienic and the taste is pretty good too. I'm not a hostel student, but I heard that the hostel rooms are a bit small, even though they have attached bathrooms, and the rules there are quite strict. Only thing is, the sports facilities are not that great or well taken care of.

Admission: During my application to ICCS, communication was clear. Registration was easy, staff helped during verification, and counselling explained the next steps well. Orientation made joining comfortable.

Academic: I like about this college is how they get us ready for our future careers. The teachers here are quite good and know their subjects well. Exams are not super tough, they are just okay. If you study properly, you can easily pass the semester exams, it doesnt matter what your course is.

Placement: Our college has good placements. You'll get a minimum package of 3 Lacs, and many people are placed with salaries around 6 to 7 Lacs. Good companies come for recruitment, even big investment banking firms. They offer different roles like accountants, sales jobs, and other finance positions.

Campus: From my stay, I picked a PG instead of the hostel because it was much cheaper. You can find many PGs easily, some are very close to the college and others are a bit further away. The hostel food is generally okay, and the eating times are quite convenient for students. After class, students can roam around the campus for some time, but they have to make sure they are back inside the college before a fixed time.

Admission: Overall, getting admission into ICCS felt efficient. From online registration to document verification, staff support was consistent, counselling was clear, and orientation helped with the transition.

Academic: Our teachers are super helpful and know their stuff very well. The course content is pretty complete, covering all important topics. I'd say the semesters are usually of average difficulty, nothing too crazy. What's good is that our teachers are really skilled at teaching and handle all situations nicely, making even the tough semesters feel manageable for us students.

Placement: In our college, about 13% of students got placed. The best salary package was 10 lakh, and the lowest was 3.5 lakh. For me, this sounds really good. Also, some students, around 30% of them, got jobs in big companies like Accenture and other places. Manohrrr Mestri was one of those students who got placed there.

Campus: Our college has really nice facilities, like the classrooms, library, hostel, and canteen, they're seriously the best. Classrooms are all set up with projectors, which is helpful for studies. The canteen has a wide variety of food, so you never get bored. And the library? It has so many books, you'll always find what you need. They also offer courses like BCMS and security here.

Admission: Looking back, getting admission into ICCS was hassle-free. Online registration was smooth, merit list came on time, and staff guided us well through counselling and subject selection.

Academic: What I like most about our college is how good and helpful the teachers are. They are very qualified and treat everyone like friends. They even make sure to help out students who are struggling a bit. Because our teachers help us so much, the semester exams are not too difficult to clear. That's why around 80 to 90 percent of students pass easily.

Placement: For B.com course, many students get good placements. The companies that come are top Indian ones, and they offer really good roles. Talking about salary, the packages are also nice. The highest package offered was around 35 lakhs, and on average, it's about 4 lakhs.

Campus: From my experience here, the campus is always very clean and well-maintained, even the classrooms and libraries. There are many good facilities like hostel, games, and the canteen food is also quite tasty and hygienic. They even organise a sports day every year. My only complaint is about the WiFi, its speed is just 10mbps and that's not good enough.

Admission: Throughout the admission process at Indira College, things stayed organised. Registration and verification were smooth, counselling was helpful, and orientation gave a good start.

Academic: The faculty here are super helpful and always coordinate with us students if we have any trouble. This course also really makes us ready for jobs because the college does lots of activities and events, which is great experience. About the semester exams, they are just as tough as the SPP University exams, and you need to clear at least four subjects to pass them.

Placement: For placements, our college says they offer 100% support, but getting the job finally depends on how well we do in interviews. Usually, about 50% of students manage to get placed. Companies like Bajaj Allianz and Wipro Private Limited visit our campus. They offer different roles such as Sales Executive, Accountant, or Front Desk. The lowest salary package given was 2.5 LPA, and the highest went up to 6 LPA.

Campus: I liked here was that the classrooms were really good, like 'up to the mark'. The library is also awesome for studying, especially before exams. For food, the canteen serves good stuff, with many different types of fusion food which is nice. But the hostel facilities are just average, not great, and it's not even affordable for everyone. We have dedicated rooms for sports like carrom and badminton, and there's also a separate gym available.