IBSAR Navi Mumbai Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are really amazing! They are super helpful, know their stuff, and are just really down-to-earth. It's like having a mentor who's also a friend. They make the college feel both professional and cozy at the same time. It's awesome!

Placement: Around 60% to 70% of students in my BBA course usually get good placements. The average package is about INR 25000 depending on the job. Some of the top companies that come for placements are SBI, Kotak Bank, and Reliance.

Campus: There are 2 computer labs, over a dozen classrooms, a library, and even a table tennis room on our campus. They all have air conditioning to keep us cool and comfortable. It helps us focus on learning and adds a bit of fun to our day.

Admission: Some teachers were really great and made classes fun, but a few were not so good. The management fixed that later on. The course curriculum was not very up-to-date, focusing on old stuff like VB.NET and ASP.NET. I recommend learning new technologies on your own, like on Coursera or Udemy. You gotta stay current to get ahead. I learned this lesson the hard way in my second year.

Placement: The placement scene for BCA is decent at this college. Around 30% of students get placed in jobs or internships. If you've got the right skills, your chances of landing a job are good. The college claims to offer 100% placements, but that's not entirely true. More companies come for recruiting BBA and MBA students compared to BCA students. Some companies that came for BCA placements were IDBI Intech, Infogain, and a few small-scale companies. The highest salary package offered was about 3 LPA.

Campus: The campus has three floors with okay facilities. I had a good time here. The classrooms are big and have AC, but some ACs don't work well. The food in the mess is just okay. I can't say much about the hostel since I didn't stay there.

Admission: The teachers know their stuff and are pretty good at teaching. Sometimes there are a few issues, but it's not a big deal. They all seem to know what they're talking about. We're learning cool stuff like AI, which is awesome. If you work hard, you'll be ready for the industry when you graduate.

Placement: Most students from our batch get placed, around 90%. Salaries range from 2.50 LPA to 7.5 LPA. Big companies like Amazon, Croma, Lenskart, and Google come for recruitment. Everyone usually gets internships too. They offer roles like Network Analyst and Data Scientist.

Campus: The labs at my college have all the stuff we need and they're well-equipped. There are six Wi-Fi networks just for labs, so we always have fast internet. They clean everything after class. The libraries have awesome books with lots of cool stuff to learn.

Admission: The course curriculum is too basic. It doesn't prepare us for the industry. In the 3rd semester, we had Advanced Web Design (AWD). It was okay but covered only simple stuff like lists, tables, forms, CSS, and text styling. The teaching quality was just okay. The teachers were friendly but not super knowledgeable. Exams were easy with basic questions.

Placement: I'm in my second year of BCA. The placement scene is okay, not the best. But if you work hard, there are opportunities. Some Japanese folks even came to hire students. The pay ranged from 1.8 LPA to an unknown high. I also got an internship at Hitmitsu Lab as a Trainee Developer. The college has good connections for those who excel.

Campus: The infrastructure is okay, not too great, but not bad either. The computer labs are well-kept for practical work, and each class has a projector for showing stuff. Unfortunately, there's no Wi-Fi in class. The gym is there, but they ask for 400 Rs every month, which is a bummer. I don't live in the hostel. The canteen is nice and serves yummy food. The food is really tasty!

Admission: The teachers are really helpful and most of them know their stuff well. The teaching is good overall. The course content is practical and prepares us for work in IT. The semester exams are well-organized, with a mix of online and written tests.

Placement: Only about 15% of us get placed after finishing our BCA course. The salary packages can range from 2 LPA to 5 LPA. Most placements happen off-campus, and we can't do internships while studying. Attendance is super important. They help us find jobs in front-end, back-end, and testing.

Campus: The Wi-Fi works well in the labs. There are 3 labs at the Kharghar campus in Navi Mumbai. The classrooms are tidy. There's a mess and canteen for food. We only play sports during events, the rest of the time is just for studying and exams.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really good. They use slides to teach us, which is helpful. Each teacher does a great job teaching. They give weekly or surprise tests to keep us on our toes. Some teachers could know more, though. They also do presentations and make us explain things using slides.

Placement: When you join this college, they promise you'll get a job. I'm not done with my degree yet, but some seniors have already landed jobs. Even some MBA students got placed in Germany.

Campus: The college's infrastructure isn't great. There's a 5-storey building where the first two floors are for hostels. Some classrooms have AC, but they're not working. Even if you complain, they don't fix it. Wi-Fi is free but doesn't always connect well. There's a small sports room with table tennis, carrom, and chess. When it rains, our computer labs start leaking water.

Admission: The faculty at IBSAR is top-notch. They really know their stuff. The course curriculum is spot-on, blending theory and practice well. It sets us up nicely for the real world.

Placement: Most of the MBA students, like 94-95%, got good jobs after graduation. The highest salary was 10 LPA, the lowest was 3.5 LPA, and the average was around 4.5-5 LPA. Companies like Reliance, Jio, Accenture, and Ikea hire a lot of students. Almost everyone, about 98%, gets internships every year at places like Reliance, Ikea, Accenture, Wipro, and TCS.

Campus: The campus facilities are really nice. They have a big library with lots of books, both online and offline. You can choose to stay in a shared or private room in the hostel. The food in the canteen is delicious and clean. If you need medical help, they're quick to assist.

Admission: The course at IBSAR college is really good. It matches what the market needs and the way they organize the course is great. The teachers are so nice and always willing to help with any questions about our studies or getting ready for exams. They explain things in a way that's easy to understand. I feel like I got a lot of support from the faculty at IBSAR Navi Mumbai College in Belapur.

Placement: I used to study at IBSAR Institute of Management Studies in Navi Mumbai. My experience with placements at IBSAR was really good. They helped me a lot with my final placement, and I ended up getting a job with a good salary.

Campus: The infrastructure is okay, but the tech stuff is great! The Wi-Fi works all the time, and the computers have all the software you need. They even give you 1 lakh medical insurance if you stay in the hostel. The rooms are comfy, and the classrooms have AC and projectors. It's a cool place to study at IBSAR College.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and they all have great qualifications in engineering. After we finish each chapter, we do practical sessions which are super useful. For our course, we have to create a website on our own as a yearly project and present it. The internal marks count for 30 points out of 100, while the final exam is worth 70 points. It's a good balance between practical work and exams.

Placement: The placements here are okay. I'm studying web development and about half of us got jobs in companies like Airtel, Infosys, and Wipro. Most of us got placed through Wipro WILP at 2.4 LPA. The top package is 3.2 LPA from Airtel for web development. Around 20 of us got internships, some on-campus and some through LinkedIn, paying INR 10,000 per month. Placement isn't amazing, but it's decent.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure with plenty of entrances and exits, but parking can be a problem sometimes. Wi-Fi isn't available, but we can use LAN internet on the college computers. The hostel rooms have three members with separate beds, desks, and compartments. The food at the mess is okay. Our HOD sets aside 2 hours each week for sports, which is cool.

Admission: The teachers here all have Ph.Ds, and they're really good at teaching. In my class, we've got 8 teachers who cover different subjects. The course is super popular, so there's a bunch of us competing to do well. To get a good job, we gotta be at the top of our game. Each exam and subject has its own passing requirements, so we gotta stay on top of things.

Placement: Once you hit the 4th semester, you can start applying for jobs on campus. Big companies like TCS, Wipro, and SAS Technology show up and offer a top salary of 10 LPA, an average one of 5 LPA, and the lowest at 2.3 LPA. You can also get internships at pharmaceutical and startup firms. They usually hire for roles like data analyst and associate software engineer.

Campus: I was bummed that there aren't any social or sports activities on campus. I love sports, so it's a letdown. The college's infrastructure is okay, but the elevators have problems. The library has books, and they also have an e-library online. The hostel is pretty fancy, with AC and TV for the fancy folks. The canteen is alright, but the food isn't the best. There are lots of hostels near the college GATE, though.