IMBRD Ahmednagar Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are super friendly and always ready to help out with any questions you have. They make sure you feel comfortable asking anything. The college still follows some old-fashioned stuff that's not really used anymore in the real world. They care a lot about scores and theory exams rather than helping students grow. Each semester lasts about 4 months and we have a bunch of internal tests during that time. At the end, we also have an external exam from Pune University.

Placement: I didn't see much happening in terms of placements. A few IT companies hired students from off-campus. The placement cell organized interviews with companies from Pune, mostly offering marketing and sales jobs. The average package was around 2.2 lakhs. About 30% of students got placed. I heard 3 students landed management trainee roles at Shriram group. Some got sales jobs, including 10 students and a few ended up at Byju's.

Campus: College has its ups and downs. It's kind of a bummer that we don't have basic stuff like water and proper cleaning. Plus, there's no Wi-Fi which is a total pain. Each department only has one projector in the classrooms. The campus isn't well-kept and the sports ground is pretty meh. If you're looking to stay in the hostel, it's first-come, first-served, and they usually give priority to first-year students. The hostel fees are around 22k, plus a 1k deposit, and another 1k for the mess deposit. The food is okay, nothing to write home about.

Admission: I love how helpful and qualified the teachers are here. They really know their stuff. The courses are spot on for getting us ready for jobs. Some exams can be tough, but it all depends on how much you study.

Placement: Most of the seniors and some students in my batch got placed for a Masters of Business Administration course. The highest salary was around 11 Lacs per year, while the lowest or average was 6 Lacs per year. Companies like Exide, Byjus, and HDFC were the top recruiters. Everyone pretty much got an internship related to their course.

Campus: Our college has awesome facilities like parking, smart classrooms, computer labs, library, playground, and cafeteria. The hostels are nice too, with separate ones for girls and boys that are safe and cozy.

Admission: The college fees are around Rs. 1,07,000 per year. Maharashtra government offers scholarships. They don't have internal exams or guest lectures. It's a pretty dull college. Seems like they care more about money than education.

Placement: The college doesn't help with finding jobs on campus. The placement cell isn't really helpful and no companies come to hire students. They haven't organized any job fairs since the college started.

Campus: The college infrastructure is pretty poor. Classrooms are okay, but there aren't other facilities. No Wi-Fi, no sports or gym. The hostels are not great, and the admin is always confused. It's tough for students who chose this college.