LISAA School of Design Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The best thing about this college is the teachers. They are really good and make learning fun. The course material is spot-on and prepares us well for the job market. The exams can be tough, but they're not too bad since it's a hands-on course. Most students pass with a 90% success rate.

Placement: All the seniors in our college have found jobs. Every single interior design student landed an internship. The top companies hiring from our course are Poorvankara, Vaishnavi, and Salarpuria Sattva.

Campus: The college isn't really like your typical campus. It's a building in Koramangala. We can use Wi-Fi for our studies. Our classrooms are pretty decent, fitting around 20 students. Up on the top floor, there's a hall where we have classes and events together. We also have labs and a library. The college doesn't have its own hostel, but the coordinators help us find nearby PGs. Every year, we have an integration day with football and cricket matches between different batches. The mess and canteen services are pretty good too.

Admission: The teachers here are really great  they know their stuff and are always ready to help. They pay attention to each student. The stuff we learn is actually useful and gets us ready for the job market. Looking back at my work from the start to now, I can see how much I've improved. It's a good feeling.

Placement: I'm currently in my third year at college. We haven't got job offers yet, but we've worked on real projects. Companies like 3M and Wipro hire a lot of students from our course. In our last year, we'll have chances for internships. The college boasts a 100% placement record.

Campus: The facilities for our course are pretty good. We've got computer labs with good Wi-Fi, plus projectors in the classrooms. It makes learning easier for the teachers. Just wish we had a hostel. But overall, everything's cool.

Admission: At first, my learning experience was great. But then some teachers started leaving, which made things a bit tough. It took me a while to get used to the new teaching style. The teachers were really supportive though. The course covers important stuff that's useful for real-world jobs.

Placement: I landed a job at IBM Bangalore as a UI/UX designer, thanks to my design thinking skills. I'm now working as a consultant, dealing directly with clients. I also had offers from Puravankara, By the riverside, Centrix, and more.

Campus: The college had Wi-Fi, labs, and classrooms, but the quality wasn't always great. It would be better if they had better software in the labs and a more reliable Wi-Fi connection. The canteen options kept changing a lot, which was a bit annoying. I think adding more sports activities could help students stay more focused on their studies.

Admission: The teachers here were awesome. They switch up teachers every few months. They were super helpful and explained things really well. The course followed BCU's curriculum, and you can even get a diploma from LISAA.

Placement: In the second year, you get to choose between doing internships, working on product development, or learning a craft. You can intern somewhere or learn a skill to make something new.

Campus: The classrooms are big and there's a Mac lab we can use. They offer cool courses like PS, AI, and CAD. There's even a sewing lab for sewing stuff. The washrooms are always clean. No hostels here, so we gotta find a PG nearby. We had a fun sports day too. And there's a first aid kit in case of emergencies.

Admission: The teachers here know their stuff. They help all of us, no matter our skills. They always chat with us about our work and answer our questions. The course covers a lot of things like print design, logos, digital media, motion design, and web stuff.

Placement: The college ensures everyone gets placed after graduation. They offer an average salary of around 3-3.5 LPA, with top companies like 3M, Funskool, Uber, and Wipro hiring students. There are also opportunities for graphic designers, illustrators, and web designers in different companies.

Campus: The classrooms are spacious and can fit about 20 students. Wi-Fi is available in all classrooms, which is convenient. The library has design books that are helpful for assignments. I like that there are Mac labs for us to use. Every classroom has a projector, which is great for presentations. The food at the canteen is really good too.

Admission: The teachers here really help you out and know their stuff. The courses cover a lot of different topics and give you a good idea of what to expect. The exams are fair, with a mix of theory and practical tests.

Placement: I'm still in my second year, so I haven't got a job yet. But our seniors said most of them around 80-90% found jobs. They learned a lot about interviews and job searching. It gave them a good idea of what companies look for in candidates.

Campus: The college campus is pretty cool. It's got one main building with all the classrooms, a small canteen, and a medium-sized canteen area in the back. There's also a little bamboo grove, basement parking, and two computer labs with Mac and Windows computers. The Wi-Fi here is super fast too.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and have lots of experience. They care a lot about helping us grow. The stuff we learn is super related to what we want to do, and it gives us a good look at the real world.

Placement: I'm in my third year now. Placements start towards the end of this year, but I haven't done any yet. Some big companies like 3M, Wipro, and Tommy Hilfiger came for placements last year. All the seniors from our college got jobs in these companies.

Campus: The campus looks cool with colorful walls. The food at the canteen tastes great and feels like home. Classrooms have AC and everything we need. There's a reading room and two computer labs too. The college is always kept clean and tidy.

Admission: The teachers are experts in design from various fields, but the management is disorganized. We don't have consistent classrooms or schedules. Sometimes important information isn't communicated to us by the faculty.

Placement: A bunch of companies come to our college campus every year on open days. To get placed, you gotta show off your portfolio. Some students land a job easily, but others like to check out different companies. The job offers vary a lot from 2.5LPA to 8LPA. Big names like 3M and Steelcase hire students from our college. Meanwhile, startups also come for placements. Our college's placement cell works hard to get us jobs, but some of us still prefer to find one on our own.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities like Mac labs, photography studios, and workshops for design. The canteen serves good homemade food. We just moved to a new address, so the building is a bit messy right now.

Admission: The teachers here know their stuff, but some can improve how they teach. The activities are enjoyable, and the coursework has a lot of assignments with reasonable deadlines. They do mock exams that help you prepare for the real deal, and the exam setup is smooth.

Placement: Almost everyone in our course got a job after graduating. They also help us find internships and the pay is pretty good. The college gives us certificates and helps with job applications too.

Campus: This college doesn't have anything fancy, but it has everything we need. The labs are well-equipped and they've got air-conditioning too. The food in the canteen is tasty and doesn't cost much. Overall, campus life here is pretty good.

Admission: The teachers at our college were really smart and came from different countries like France, Italy, and India. They were all nice and helped us a lot. We learned a lot about design from them and they taught us in a unique way that was different from what other colleges do.

Placement: The placement scene is solid here. Most students, like 60-70%, get good jobs in different courses with fair salaries. Companies come for interviews directly, and everyone has a shot at them. It's cool how every student gets a fair shot at all the companies that come to the campus.

Campus: The college provided us with fast wi-fi, Mac labs, projector-equipped classrooms, a cafeteria, and a library. The food in the canteen was okay. We also enjoyed playing football and cricket outside.