IndSearch Institute Of Management Studies & Research Bavdhan Pune Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

college provides you for the internship opportunities and same for the final year placements, after the third semester colleges starts the placement programs to get the better placement for students and if you dont get placement you can join any comsultancy

The college is one of the most prestigious institute in the city. The course is designed to include theory as well as practical knowledge of the corporate world. The staff is well versed in the topics taught at the institution. The college admission process is simple and consists of an internal examination.

I chose this college because it's one of the oldest and renowned institute in Pune. The faculty is very well educated and respected in their fields. The course is designed to include the current environment in the corporate world. The college provides a very well articulated curriculum in the Management field which is not available in many institutions.

It’s really awesome campus for management. I would suggest close your eyes and go for it.

I enjoyed studying their and also enjoying what I have learnt their by applying practically in my job

I really admire this college and respects their way its way of catering to quality education in us. In all aspect, the college is actually a good one where we were able to know and understand and even explore the concept of management easily and effectively.

I love this institute, the friendly approach of each and every student, and the understanding faculty really meant a lot to me. As I was an introvert student the belief they had on me and support they showered on me towards changing my personality in a good way was way too good.

Overall all I can say college was good not excellent. But due to less fees pol use to prefer the coffee.

MHCET and CAT scores were accepted at the college, although they had an extensive interview process. I opted this college for its affiliation to Pune University and its unique syllabus.

I got an interview call based on my score in the ATMA and CAT entrance test. There were two rounds of interview and each was an elimination round. Interview was psychometric and discussion based.