Sayyam Gibrani's Review On Bharati Vidyapeeth University, Institute Of Management And Entrepreneurship Development - [IMED], Pune

The College is collectively good, I feel it's not perfect but there are many good & bad aspects to the college. Here are a few of them now you can decide which aspect is more important for your decision. 1) Administration is Average 2) Majority of Faculty are really good 3) Campus is below average 4) ROI is great considering it's a private deemed university 5) Crowd is also pretty decent 6) Course Intensity for BBA is decent (You can enjoy & explore other things with your Course) 7) Environment of the campus is very mixed as there is a school inside campus it takes away the feel of privacy but adds to a great social environment if you want to learn more about the local culture 8) Location of the college is in middle of the city & thus poor as compared to the other campus in Katraj 9) If you want to grow you will have enough opportunities to do so, The environment is encouraging even if you don't have experience & just want to try things. 10) I am rating the college 8/10

BBA is a standard entry point & if you a commerce graduate you can relax for the 1st Year. If you are from other streams there is a bit of a learning curve but you'll get a hang of it Most of the faculty are really good, supportive & full of knowledge but trust me the biggest teacher here will be your friends and the problems which you face like accommodation, food, social & academic balance

There are more internship opportunities off-campus that are more rewarding, On campus, it's next to nonexistent. But you will get an internship for sure! 90% will get an internship in pretty decent firms but the top 10% are always able to secure either high stipend internship or low stipend internship but in a Fortune 500 or Unicorn Startup

Placements are Average for the Undergraduate Courses in the college but if you are in the top 10% of your batch you don't have to worry about anything. But I think if placements are your sole aim for admission it will be better if you yourself work towards your employment as opportunities are plentiful. You will be placed for sure but the quality of placement for the rest 90% is 3-4LPA at best . Which gives you a good ROI but still most people in my batch went for Higher Education so the competition for placement is low. I'm still in my 2nd year but I have worked closely with the placement cell, So you can count on me with the figures.

The fee Structure is average I believe it's decent for merit holders but if there were scholarships for rank holders every semester it would be better. But if you are a Non- Merit a.k.a Management Quota Student you will find yourself paying much more for the same which seems OK in the beginning but gets frustrating till the end.

Campus life is at best 4/10 But on the bright side especially if you have a vehicle the nearby places are really good places to hang out & chill. Inside College, the life isn't very bustling as there is no public space except the library & canteen which makes meetings & collaboration inside campus a bit of a task. I usually avoid it

Rooms are Poor Washroom is Poor Mess food is average at best Ventilation is poor But the memories you create in the hostel are irreplaceable, I would opt in taking the hostel again if all my roommates also do so because hostel life irrespective of its disadvantages gives you lifelong friends & amazing memories. (But see the hostel in person before taking the decision)