ISME Bangalore Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are really awesome! They know their stuff and teach well. The courses we take are super interesting and help us get ready for jobs in the real world. We learn how to deal with stress, which is important. The school works on a trimester schedule with six big exams and 6 smaller tests throughout the year.

Placement: The college has really good placements with lots of big companies coming for interviews. I've seen TCS, KPMG, Deloitte, Capgemini, EY, and more here. The average salary they offer is 8 LPA, with the highest being 14 LPA. It's a great opportunity for students to land a good job after graduation.

Campus: The campus has awesome facilities and buildings. There's Wi-Fi everywhere, big classrooms with good ventilation, and a library full of books. Plus, we've got two cafeterias and a hostel with yummy food. And don't forget the ground next to the college perfect for hanging out!

Admission: The teachers here are friendly, but they definitely have their favorites. If they like you, you'll get special treatment. They even comment on our clothes, which I don't think is fair. We should be able to wear what we want. The courses are decent, though.

Placement: Studying BBA at the International School of Management Excellence. Unfortunately, many students didn't get placements through the college. They had to find jobs on their own. On the bright side, our seniors went on a trip to Singapore, but it didn't turn out as great as expected.

Campus: The college campus is small, but the buildings are okay. They advertised the college well, but the Wi-Fi doesn't work and the hostel isn't great. There are no sports or games, which is disappointing since we wanted to play. It's sad that students with national certificates can't play here due to the lack of facilities.

Admission: I really like how the teachers here have tons of experience and are super helpful. The curriculum is awesome too, giving us chances to show off our skills and grow. There's plenty of room to explore new stuff, which is great for becoming a better person and setting up a cool career.

Placement: The ITP program is really good because lots of big companies come for internships (2 months long). The Career Office Center (COC) is super helpful with resumes and getting us jobs. This year, companies like Deloitte, TCS, Ernst & Young, Bloom Energy, and Grant Thornton came for placements.

Campus: The guest professors are really awesome. They've got tons of experience and have worked on some super cool projects and assignments. They also do a lot of field assignments and give presentations. It's a great environment for learning, especially with the awesome corporate culture.

Admission: Most Ph.D. holders have experience abroad and know a lot about the industry. ISME organizes mentoring sessions with these experts. The curriculum is always up-to-date to keep up with business trends. The semester and coursework aren't too tough, but they really help you understand the corporate world better.

Placement: Most students here get placed, usually with a good starting salary. Big companies like Deloitte, EY, TCS, and GT come to hire students. Everyone also gets internships during the summer, with decent stipends. Seniors often get offers for full-time jobs before they even graduate. It's a pretty good deal!

Campus: The college hostel at ISME is right on campus, and the classrooms have good ventilation. The library has both online and offline resources for students to use. Plus, there's a great sports arena where you can play basketball, badminton, football, and cricket. It's a cool place to study and have fun!

Admission: The teachers here are super experienced and helpful. They've worked all over the world and know their stuff. The course sets you up with skills you actually need for the job. It's like prep for the real world.

Placement: Most students here get jobs after graduating, about 85-90%. The top salary offered was 14,00,000. Big companies like EY, Deloitte, and Hector Beverages come for placements. There's also an ITP program where students can do a paid internship and even get job offers before graduating.

Campus: The college has great Wi-Fi in classrooms and the library has lots of resources. The food and hostel are awesome, and the teachers are really good with experience from other countries. There are students from over 24 states, so it's super diverse.

Admission: The professors at my college are all Ph.D. holders from international universities. They're super nice and always there to help us out. Our BBA course includes both internal and external exams from Bangalore University. It's great to have such supportive teachers!

Placement: I'm really happy with how many students get placed here around 80 to 90 percent find jobs. For BBA courses, the highest salary is 8 lacs per year, while the average is 5 lacs. The top companies that come for placements are big names like EY, Deloitte, Federal Bank, and TATA Elxsis. It's great to see so many opportunities for us students!

Campus: The college's infrastructure is top-notch. They keep everything in great shape and provide all the things we need. Plus, they have hostels on-site for both guys and girls. There's even a cool sports area with different fields. It's easy to get to the city from here with public transport. And the best part? They have Wi-Fi everywhere, even in the hostels, 24/7.

Admission: The faculty at this college is a mix of good and not-so-good, but they're all really experienced. They're pretty generous with marks too. The internal assessments include group discussions, pink books, presentations, open book tests, assignments, and projects  all worth a total of 40 marks.

Placement: The college said there would be placements, but not everyone got placed. Only a few students actually got placements. The placements department needs to do better at getting everyone placed. They promise placements, but not everyone actually gets one.

Campus: The hostel sucks, man. The warden is so mean, always playing favorites. Bathrooms are gross. College buildings are just okay. Not as nice as they made it look in the brochure. They seriously need to step up their game with the facilities.

Admission: The faculty here are great! Some of them really know their stuff and have worked in the corporate world too. You can connect with them easily and even do extra stuff like research papers. Most of them are super helpful, but there are a couple who are a bit strict and not very caring.

Placement: I'm in the Business Analytics course, and the placement situation is pretty bad. There aren't many job opportunities related to what we're studying. The placement cell makes us apply for roles we're not familiar with. It's already November, and only 2 out of 35 students have found placements so far.

Campus: The course structure is really modern and covers a lot of useful stuff. But there are some classes that don't seem relevant to real life. They just make the syllabus longer and stress students out for no reason.

Admission: I really like the campus at Sarjapur in Bangalore. It's safe and everyone is friendly. The hostel rooms are good too - boys share in threes and girls share in twos. Plus, there's Wi-Fi in the hostel which is awesome.

Placement: The college brings in top companies like Accenture, EY, Grant Thornton, Deloitte, and L&T for finance placements. And for marketing and HR, we've got TATA, Amazon, Mondelez, and more coming in for internships and placements. It's great to see such big names on campus!

Campus: The classes help us build a strong corporate environment by organizing lots of different activities. We get to learn from both our own teachers and outside experts. Each semester has around 7-8 subjects, and we study in three different semesters.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff with 5-8 years of experience. They're super helpful and excellent at teaching. The curriculum matches what the industry wants, so we're well-prepared. The semester exams are fair, with most students passing with 70-80%. It's challenging but doable.

Placement: Around 75-80% of us in my course land jobs after graduating. The top salary is 15 LPA, while the average is 9 LPA and the lowest is 5 LPA. The big companies that hire us are Infosys, Microsoft, and TCS. Most of us, about 65%, do internships in companies too. The popular job roles we get are in database admin and software dev.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure with Wi-Fi in labs and air-conditioned classrooms. The library is pretty good too. The hotel facilities are decent, and the food in the mess and canteen is good. They also have 24-hour hot water and good medical facilities.