ISBS Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers are really knowledgeable and skilled, but I was kind of let down by the curriculum and what we were taught. I think they should add more interesting subjects and hands-on experiences, and maybe bring in some industry experts. It would be awesome to see more certificate programs and cool courses like financial modeling.

Placement: Placement is still ongoing. Companies are showing up, but the job offers aren't as good as before, probably due to COVID. Finance and HR placements aren't great, but marketing students might get better offers. Overall, the placement process is organized well.

Campus: The library is kept nice and clean. The campus is cool and all the facilities are good. They need to work on the food options and campus Wi-Fi though. The reading room and computer lab are both great. Paying for stuff can be a hassle and takes too long.

Admission: The college has a lot of teachers to help us out. Each group of five students has a mentor. The teachers here have a ton of experience and they really care about us. We need to study hard all year to do well. The teachers work really hard to help us succeed in our careers.

Placement: The college has awesome placements. They have a great placement cell too. Lots of big companies like Wipro, JK Tyres, Deloitte, Quinnox, Imcure, etc., visit every year to hire students. Everyone gets an internship, and lots of them turn into job offers later on.

Campus: Our college campus is huge compared to other Indira Management Institutes. We've got libraries with tons of books, both online and offline. The classrooms are all digital, and the whole place has Wi-Fi. The hostel is nice, but it can be a bit pricey.

Admission: The faculty at my college is top-notch. I'm confident because I've seen it firsthand. They're always there to guide us, whether it's about the course or not. The marketing course was awesome; we learned about advertising, lead generation, and more. Exams were pretty manageable, not too tough. Over 90% of students in our group passed, so that's cool.

Placement: By the 3rd semester, companies start coming to campus for placements. Some of the companies that visited were Yash technologies, Bajaj FinServ, ICICI securities, Kotak bank, and HDFC Bank. Over 90% of students get placed every year, mostly in big companies. The salary package was over 5 Lacs. Almost everyone gets internships, with Arthayan Bizfinmart Pvt. Ltd. hiring the most students as interns.

Campus: The college has a lot of cultural clubs and sports happening on campus. Students take care of politics, connecting everyone. They provide great facilities like computers, Wi-Fi, and course subscriptions. The library checks our time using fingerprints. I stay in a PG close to college, around half a km away. It costs 14k/month with food. The food is top-notch and the service is great. The cultural group runs sports events smoothly.

Admission: The teachers at this college are awesome! They know their stuff and they're really helpful. The best thing is how much I've learned here  it's helped me grow a lot. They have this Career Development Program that lasts a year. It helps with building knowledge, problem-solving, communication skills, and more. They even do mock tests and practice interviews to get us ready for jobs. The courses cover a lot about management and the business world. It's been a great experience overall.

Placement: The job placements are really good this year, almost 90% of students got placed. Some are still looking for jobs, but that's normal. The highest salary offered this year was 13.80 L for our batch. The average salary is around 6 L. Over 370 companies have hired students from our college so far, and more are coming. Big names like Amazon, ITC, and HDFC Bank are among them. The internship opportunities are great too, with 100% of students getting internships. The average stipend is around 10k. Lots of the same companies that hire for full-time jobs also offer internships.

Campus: The school has good classrooms and a big library where you can find all the books you need. The campus has Wi-Fi everywhere. There's a basketball court, gym, and indoor sports room. The canteen serves fresh food like Indian, Chinese, Mughlai, and local Maharashtra dishes. Boys and girls have separate hostels with decent rooms and bathrooms. I didn't have any problems with the infrastructure. Everything is modern and well taken care of.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are super supportive. The classes are all about what's needed in the real world, and we even get guest speakers to give us extra tips. The course lasts for two years, split into four semesters, and we learn everything we need to know.

Placement: A bunch of cool companies visit our campus for different subjects. The starting salary is pretty good, especially for a tier 3 college. The return on investment seems okay too. We have FMCG and other companies hiring students. The placement team does a good job getting everyone a job by the end of the course.

Campus: The college has a nice setup. We've got decent classrooms, seminar halls, and a big auditorium. It'd be cool to have more outdoor sports fields, but we do have a basketball court and indoor games area. First-year students have hostels and there's a mess too. Plus, the canteen serves good food that won't break the bank.

Admission: The teachers at Indira School of Business Studies are super helpful. They really know their stuff and are always there to help with any questions. The college arranges guest lectures, seminars, and activities that boost our skills and get us ready for the real world. Great place to learn!

Placement: The college ensures all students get placed in various companies every year, boasting a 100% placement rate. The highest salary package offered ranges from 13 to 14 Lacs, with an average package of 6 Lacs. Major recruiters include Deloitte and HDFC Bank. The college also offers internship opportunities tailored to each student's preferences.

Campus: The Indira School of Business Studies has great computer labs, classrooms, and a digital library. The canteen serves all kinds of food and there's a basketball court for everyone to use. Plus, there's a girls' hostel right on campus. It's awesome!

Admission: The faculty members were really good back when I was there. It's been 3 years since I left, so I can't say much about them now. But there are still some good faculty members at Indira. They're knowledgeable and some are guest faculty, giving us a taste of the corporate world. The college also organizes alumni sessions where you can talk to former students. It's a great way to learn more about the corporate world.

Placement: The placements are pretty good. If you're an average student, you can expect around 4.5-5.0 lakh per year. The faculty really puts in the effort to help you find a job. Most of the companies that visit are for marketing and sales roles. There aren't as many placements for HR, and finance placements are just okay. I'd say it's a great college for marketing. Some top brands even came to our campus for placements.

Campus: The campus has decent infrastructure Wi-Fi everywhere, but it can be a bit iffy. Classrooms and labs are nice, with everything you need. The hostel is good too, but the food isn't great. It's convenient having everything on campus. The library is huge, you'll find all the books you need. I hardly buy any books because they have so many options, even the same book by different authors.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful. If you pick finance, they might recommend courses like NISM or Financial Modeling. For marketing, you can work on a live project to boost your CV for job placements.

Placement: During my time at college (2017-19), almost all the students got jobs. It's pretty normal for around 95% of students to get placed every year. The placement team works really hard to bring companies on campus, and we usually have 300-350 companies visiting. We've had big names like Deloitte, ITC, TCS, KPMG, Amazon, and more.

Campus: The college has a lot of cool stuff like a basketball court, library, gym, and canteen. There are also other campuses for pharmacy, engineering, and commerce. The boys' hostel is a bit far (about 1km) from the campus, but the girls' hostel is right on campus. The canteen serves really good food, perfect for hanging out with friends.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really smart and know their stuff. They teach in a way that's top-notch. They do all kinds of things like labs, slideshows, tests, and student presentations. It's what sets our college apart from the rest. I think there were about 10 students for every 9 teachers. We got to learn a lot from the industry and had a great career development program at the college. The curriculum was practical with field trips, community work, and career workshops. Overall, it was a great experience.

Placement: The placements were good for both batches. Our batch had almost all students placed and our seniors had 98% placements. The highest salary during our batch was 14 Lacs per year, lowest was 2.9 Lacs per year, and average was 4 Lacs per year. We had big banking companies like HDFC, ICICI, Axis Bank, and IT companies like Neyamo, Tata Technologies, Deloitte, Tech Mahindra, and Amazon come for placements. Most students got placed in Sales and Business development roles. Almost everyone got internships through the college placement cell. The highest stipend offered was 10k per month, average was 4k per month, and some had no stipend. Our college's placement cell is really good and helps students a lot.

Campus: Our college in Pune is well-known and one of the best around here. We've got clean classrooms, computer labs, and even medical facilities. Plus, there's a sports ground, swimming pool, and gym on campus. The library has all the books we need for MBA and other courses. You can grab a bite at the canteen, and there are hostels for both guys and girls.

Admission: The teachers at Indira are really nice. They help us out quickly and know their stuff. They're super smart and teach us a lot. Indira also takes us on cool trips to see how things work in the real world.

Placement: Indira is great for marketing placements, but not as good for finance and HR. The average salary they offer is around 5.5 LPA. The highest package last year was 14 LPA. Lots of big companies like Amazon, Aditya Birla, and Deloitte come for campus placements.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure with fast Wi-Fi and digital classrooms. They also have medical and sports facilities. The food in the canteen isn't great, though. Hostels are okay, but the facilities could be better. I wouldn't recommend the boys' hostel.