IEHE Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. They're super qualified and have lots of experience. We get to go on field trips and see real-world stuff, which makes us ready for work and helps us understand things better. The exams aren't too tough, in my opinion. The teachers help us study and make sure we're up to speed.

Placement: Around 70% of students find jobs after graduating. Some students even work in forensic labs and earn good money. The college also offers internships at different companies and labs. It's a great opportunity to kickstart your career!

Campus: The college has different buildings for different courses, with Wi-Fi available everywhere. The library is huge and has a lot of books for all courses. They also offer e-books and e-library services. The washrooms, common rooms, and hostels are clean and well-maintained. The hostels are on campus, making it safe and convenient. There are 2 canteens serving tasty, hygienic food with a variety of options. The college is semi-government, so they provide sports equipment and encourage students to join tournaments. They also organize tournaments regularly, which is fun.

Admission: The teachers are nice and know their stuff, but they could be more enthusiastic. They cover everything in the syllabus but only explain more if you ask. They're qualified and friendly, but sometimes it's hard to learn from them. The course is good and gets us ready for the real world. The college updates the syllabus every year. We have three mid-semester tests each semester, and the best two count towards our final grade. The mid-semester tests are 40 marks altogether, while the end-semester one is 60 marks. You need 37 out of 100 to pass, so it's not too tough.

Placement: The job placements for B.Sc. in Chemistry aren't great. Not many students get placed. The highest salary offered was 8 LPA by Lupin, while the lowest was 3.5 LPA, also by Lupin. There aren't many companies that hire B.Sc. students. The college doesn't help with internships, so we have to find them ourselves. That's why only a few seniors manage to secure internships.

Campus: The college has decent infrastructure overall. The campus is green with everything you need like parking, clean washrooms, and even a sports ground. The Chemistry labs have all the stuff you need, and the computer labs are pretty modern with fast Wi-Fi. The classrooms have new furniture and projectors, but they're a bit old-fashioned. The library's there, but not the best for studying. There are separate hostels for boys and girls on campus, and it costs Rs. 25,000 per semester. The hostels are nicer than other buildings, with double sharing and dorms. You can find first aid in every building. The sports facilities are great! There are separate grounds for cricket, hockey, and football, plus courts for badminton and volleyball. Sports events happen every 2-3 months, which is cool.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are super helpful. You can ask them anything without feeling weird. Just make sure to study, or you might not pass. But don't worry, the classes and exams are pretty doable.

Placement: The teachers and course outline are super supportive. They hook us up with awesome internships that beat what other colleges offer. This really helps older students land sweet jobs and get into top grad schools. About 70% of students score great jobs with fat paychecks.

Campus: The faculty here is great, and the course setup is cool. They start with the basics in the syllabus, which is easy to understand. The medical facilities, sports, and canteen are all well taken care of. The hostels are pretty good too, with nice amenities.

Admission: The teachers here are super smart and they explain things really well. We get to go on cool field trips to learn about teamwork. The exams are not too hard, but you need at least a 3 out of 10 to pass.

Placement: I'm studying B.Com at the Institute for Excellence in Higher Education College in Bhopal. This college is great for studies and has good infrastructure. But, the placements could be better. On average, they offer around 5-6 LPA, which is not bad.

Campus: The library here is really big and great for studying. The classrooms could use a bit more cleaning, though. The chairs, desks, and blackboards are pretty old. The hostels aren't that great either. The bathrooms and rooms in the hostels need some maintenance.

Admission: The classes were pretty average. The curriculum is okay but not the greatest. The teaching methods are basic and not very modern. It's not too difficult to pass if you put in the effort to study.

Placement: Half of the students got job offers. The average salary was 3 lakhs, with the highest being 8. The quality isn't great, and I don't understand why I picked this college. Everything there needs to change because it's really unorganized. Overall, it's just okay, I guess.

Campus: The facilities were just okay, nothing special or amazing. The food was average. The labs were alright, they had the equipment needed but nothing too exciting. Overall, everything was just okay, nothing stood out as particularly good or bad.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. I find the course material super interesting. The exams can be tough, but the teachers and support services make them manageable. Plus, there are a bunch of top students here, so it pushes everyone to do their best.

Placement: The college has great placements and we really liked the faculty and services. We even visited a Rehab Hospital to learn more. The placement cell in our college is super helpful in getting students placed. It's awesome!

Campus: The food in the mess tastes just like home, which is great. The library has tons of books, which is awesome. The environment is perfect for studying. And during Youth Fest, we can play sports and even represent our university. It's all good stuff here!

Admission: The teachers here are great! They know their stuff and explain things well. I have some favorite teachers because of how they teach. The semester exams are alright  not too tough, but not a walk in the park either. Hardly any students end up with ATKT or failing. I usually ace my internal tests and do pretty well in the exams too.

Placement: I didn't hear about many students getting jobs from our college. It seems like less than 30% of students found placements. I also never heard about companies coming to recruit students here. Maybe around 60-70% of students got internships, but not sure about job offers.

Campus: The classrooms are nice because they have smart boards. The library has a good variety of books for all subjects. The canteen food used to be bad, but now it's much better in quality and taste. Happy to see the improvement!

Admission: The teachers at our college are great. The course content is interesting. Exams can be stressful with a lot of work to do. We have regular tests and lots of assignments and presentations. Lab assignments are a must for science and psychology students.

Placement: Psychology students don't get job placements with just a bachelor's degree. You gotta do a master's or a diploma. No internships are offered, but teachers help you figure out your path.

Campus: The classrooms here are nice and bright, which I like. The canteens have snacks and drinks, so it's easy to grab a bite to eat. The hostel facilities are okay, not the best but not the worst either. The girls' hostel is pretty strict about rules and making sure everyone stays safe, which is important.

Admission: The teachers here are really nice and down-to-earth. We have to take five exams each semester for our courses. They recently introduced a new B.Com course in Retail Operations since 2024. Overall, I think the college is pretty good. The people here are friendly and the atmosphere is cool. Oh, and don't forget, we gotta make sure we keep our attendance above 75%.

Placement: The college doesn't have great placement opportunities, but they do offer a high package of 9.8 LPA for BBA students. Not everyone gets placed though. There's a placement and skill development cell where you can interview to join.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure, but the hostels aren't great for living. Compared to other government places, it's better here.

Admission: The teachers at our college really know their stuff. They're always there to help us out and support us. The courses we take are practical and help us get ready for the real world. But man, those semester exams are tough to ace!

Placement: In our college, around 30% of students land jobs after finishing our course. The placements happen in the last year. The average salary package is between 3 to 6 LPA. Companies like TCS, Infinity, Infosys, Byjus, and more come for hiring students in our field.

Campus: The college had good infrastructure for our course. They had Wi-Fi, labs, a library, a canteen, and big classrooms for us. Hostel facilities were also available with good food in the mess. It was all pretty convenient for us as students.