ISB&M College of Commerce

Admission: The faculty for BCA isn't great. Some teachers aren't very qualified and one struggles with English. They're not great at managing students or keeping discipline. Teaching methods are just okay. They use a big screen for classes. The student-faculty ratio in BCA is 31:4. BBA students get to go on industrial visits often, but BCA students don't get that exposure. The curriculum is helpful though.

Placement: The placement scene at our college is a bit different for each course. BCA placements aren't that great, but BBA placements are decent and MBA placements are top-notch. Big companies like Tata and Harley Davidson come every year to hire MBA students. Unfortunately, no BCA students got placed last year, but around 10% of BBA students did.

Campus: The campus is small but the Wi-Fi is great in classrooms, library, and hostel. The medical facility is okay. The library is awesome! We have a basketball ground for sports and an auditorium for badminton. The food in the mess is okay. The hostel rooms are nice, but there are no personal washrooms. Each floor has two big hall-type areas with 8 to 10 toilets and washrooms. There were some issues with the BCA classes, like messed up classes with broken chairs, but they've fixed them now.

Admission: The teachers here know their stuff and they explain things really well. Just showing up to class regularly can help you pass all your subjects. They cover all the basics of managing a business and even take us on field trips to see things in action. It's a good mix of theory and practice.

Placement: The college has a great placement record with all students getting placed. The highest package offered was 8 lakhs. Some top companies like Oyo, Bajaj Finance, and HDFC came for campus recruitment. Around 80% of students did internships in companies like Zee, Oyo, and Bajaj Finance. A few students, about 5%, landed paid jobs in good companies. The placement cell at the college is really helpful in connecting students with different companies and providing information.

Campus: The hostel feels like a budget-friendly resort surrounded by nature's beauty, which is really nice. They have great facilities like a gym, 24-hour library, media hall, swimming pool, Wi-Fi labs, and IT labs. Medical help is available round the clock, and the mess food tastes good, especially on Sundays. I love the amphitheatre, swimming pool, volleyball court, and badminton court too.

Admission: I really liked the course at Pune University. The teachers are friendly and helpful. The curriculum covers everything - projects, tests, exams, industrial visits, and viva sessions. The faculty is really nice and supportive. You get to hear from guest speakers too, which is cool. Overall, it's a great place to learn and grow.

Placement: The college doesn't have formal placements, but they help you get internships which can lead to jobs. Internships happen in the last year of your course. Not many companies offer direct placements for undergrads. Most of my classmates are either working or getting ready for post-graduation. It's hard to predict the salary since the batches are smaller compared to post-grad.

Campus: The campus is amazing with lots of greenery and cool buildings. They have special rooms for classes, meetings, and media work. Plus, there are 2 big cafeterias to eat at. The classrooms are comfy, and there's even a pool! I didn't have any issues with the college's infrastructure.

Admission: The teachers cover everything in class and share notes on Google Classroom. They're easy to reach after class too. The teachers know their stuff and are friendly, which makes learning easier. They mix book knowledge with real-world stories to help us understand better. The lessons are organized well, with a good balance of basics and hands-on stuff. The tests check if we really get the topics, with a mix of theory, practice, and projects.

Placement: The college doesn't just hand out jobs, but helps us get ready for them. They teach us communication, technical stuff, and how to do well in interviews. We do workshops and practice interviews to get better. They want us to be independent and find our own chances. We meet people at job fairs, do internships, and talk to alumni. They focus on making us skilled rather than just getting us a job. They also encourage us to be creative and start new things. This training makes us feel more sure of ourselves and ready for our careers to grow.

Campus: I really like the setup of my college and the hostel. It's made for us to study well and grow personally. The campus is always clean and the classrooms have everything we need for learning. There are cool labs, a big library, and fast Wi-Fi. And we feel safe with security and medical help available 24/7.

Admission: The teachers at our college know their stuff really well. They've been teaching for over 8-10 years and really know their subjects inside out. Their expertise helps us understand the subjects better. Plus, they're super supportive too!

Placement: The placements for BBA are decent. Companies come to campus and hire students. The highest salary offered is 3 LPA, while the average is 1.8 LPA. It's a pretty good salary for a BBA graduate.

Campus: I love my college's infrastructure! The classrooms all have projectors, which makes learning easier. The hostel is great with Wi-Fi, and there's a library open 24/7. We get free newspapers and magazines to help us learn more. Plus, there's a 24x7 medical facility on campus. And the open mess area feels like a fancy resort it's awesome!

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They're really good at teaching and super friendly. They explain things well and make classes interesting. Love it here!

Placement: Most students got placed, which is cool. The pay ranges from Rs. 25,000 to Rs. 70,000 per month, with an average of Rs. 45,000. Companies like Wipro, Infosys, and Tata come for placements. The top role is in Business Management. Salaries for our course range from 4.5 to 7.5 LPA, with an average of 5.5 LPA. Many students also land internships with companies like Amazon and Flipkart. It's a good place for getting started in the job market.

Campus: The college has cool classes, free Wi-Fi, a computer lab, library, and a playground. They give us all these things for a great education. There's even a small medical team to help students out. The campus feels really nice, like a resort. College life at ISB&M is just amazing.

Admission: The teachers at our college are a mix of good and okay, but they do a good job of teaching. The classrooms are nice. The college hours are short, so you have plenty of time for extracurriculars. Overall, the faculty is good.

Placement: The placements at our college are better than at other colleges. The campus is great, and they get students involved in events to gain practical experience. Overall, the college is really good, and the atmosphere is nice too.

Campus: This college is really good. The campus has great infrastructure, with good classrooms and computer labs. They even have a 24-hour library. There are lots of events happening on campus, and students can get involved in organizing them. The facilities here are top-notch. The only downside is that there are no cricket or football grounds on campus.