Impact Institute of Management Studies

Admission: The teachers are pretty good at teaching, but they aren't always in class. We didn't have any guest speakers come in. We only went on 1 industry visit, even though we were told there would be more. They even said we'd go abroad after our internship, but that didn't happen.

Placement: No one got jobs from my college. Everyone in my batch went to interviews in Bangalore. Some got hired, some are still looking. But no one got placements from our college. The college didn't help with finding jobs either.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here is okay. There aren't any labs, but the classrooms have projectors and fans. They don't have medical help on campus. We played some sports, but they didn't give us any equipment. The canteen wasn't great no tables or chairs. We had to take our food back to our rooms. The hostel rooms were not good, no beds. Sometimes no water in the hostel. Bathrooms weren't always clean.

Admission: The faculty keeps changing a lot, and it's hard to find someone who really knows what they're doing. The director, Mr. Robert Utarid, is pretty cool though. He really helps us with our careers. The other staff members aren't that great, though.

Placement: This college in Bangalore is not great. They only care about money and don't help with job placements or arts programs. I suggest looking at other colleges instead.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is really bad. They don't offer any programs for us. Choosing this college could ruin our career.

Admission: The teachers here aren't great, so it's hard to learn consistently. Some teachers are good, but most aren't. They keep changing, which makes it tough to follow along. It's a struggle to get a good education with all the turnover.

Placement: The college doesn't focus much on placements or good programs. Some teachers here aren't great at teaching. Because our college isn't well-known, companies don't come here for placements. So, there really aren't any good placement opportunities here.

Campus: The college buildings are okay, but there's no AC or playground. It's pretty cheap compared to other colleges in Bangalore. Honestly, I wouldn't recommend coming here if you're serious about your future. It could mess up your whole life and career. Look for better colleges instead.

Admission: The teachers here are pretty good at teaching. They're supportive and influential. They're helpful and play a big role in college. They're talented, skilled, highly qualified, and have a lot of experience. The course curriculum prepares us well for the industry, which is great.

Placement: In our batch, there are around 50 students. Only a few students, like 10%, got placed. The highest salary you can get is 3 LPA, while the lowest is about Rs. 50,000 per year. Big companies come to hire from our college, mostly MNCs. Some students, like 30%, got internships, mostly in HR roles.

Campus: The college has labs where we can do experiments, and the library has lots of books. With only one canteen, it gets pretty busy there. Most students hang out in the canteen during breaks.

Admission: The teachers are nice to us personally, but they don't always help us academically. It seems like they have to follow rules from the management that don't really help us. I don't blame the teachers, though. Maybe if the management changes, things will get better for students in the future.

Placement: The college doesn't help with placements, so students have to find internships on their own. Companies don't come to campus. The salary package is 4 LPA. If you want good placements, it's better to go to a college that offers them. MBA is a great course to study.

Campus: The college doesn't have good facilities like hostels or a clean canteen. They don't focus much on sports or other activities. Also, they don't have an annual day celebration. It seems like the management is only interested in money and doesn't care about students. I feel like it's the management's fault, not the teachers or staff.

Admission: The teachers here are a mix  some are super helpful and really know their stuff, while others kinda miss the mark. The course content is spot on though, getting us ready for the industry.

Placement: None of us students landed internships from our college. Also, no one got placed in our course after graduation. The salary packages for our course are pretty good though. The highest one is over 10 LPA, while the lowest is under 3 LPA. On average, people get more than 5 LPA. Big companies hire students from our course, which is cool.

Campus: The course has Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, and a library which are all good to have. The college's infrastructure and facilities are okay. However, the hostel facilities aren't great, and the food in the mess and canteen is just okay. Unfortunately, there are no medical facilities on campus, and they don't offer any sports or games.

Admission: The teachers are pretty good, but not the best. They handle VTU exams well. We have to go on two industrial visits every semester, but it's no big deal. The course focuses on improving our skills so we can land jobs instead of doing an MBA.

Placement: Placements in the college might happen, but it's hard to say for sure since we're the first batch. We'll have to wait and see how things go in our second year. The principal is new but seems really talented, so hopefully, he can help us with placements.

Campus: The college facilities were just okay. Our new principal is working hard to make them better for us students. He's focusing on improving both the infrastructure for the college and for us.

Admission: The faculty at our college is awesome. They really care about our learning and are always there to help with any questions we have. They're super friendly and treat us like we're part of their family. The staff have a great connection with each other and they give us great advice and support to keep us motivated.

Placement: They didn't organize any placements for us this semester. It seems like they weren't focused on helping us find jobs. We haven't heard anything about placements, which is frustrating. I understand that COVID might be the reason, but they should still take some responsibility for it. It feels like they're not even thinking about our future job opportunities.

Campus: The campus is pretty good overall. The hostel is right there on campus, so it's convenient and safe. They have a canteen too, but the food could be better. Unfortunately, there aren't any sports grounds. The MBA facilities are nice though, with projectors in the classrooms. And there's a cool auditorium too.

Admission: The teachers at Impact keep changing all the time, which sucks. The management is only thinking about money. No one sticks around to help us students for long. And there's not enough cash for career stuff or events.

Placement: The placement program at Impact is a letdown. They care more about making money than helping students. It's honestly one of the worst colleges out there. My advice? Look elsewhere if you want a shot at a successful career.

Campus: The college infrastructure isn't great. No air-conditioned classrooms or playgrounds. Gotta pay to play. Not the best place to grow.

Admission: The staff at our college are not great. Only Robert Utarid, the college director, knows his stuff. The rest are pretty bad at their jobs.

Placement: This college in Bangalore is not great. They only care about money and don't help with job placements. No companies visit for recruitment. If you want a successful career, go to a college with a better environment. I wouldn't recommend this college to anyone looking to build their career.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is really bad. We don't have air-conditioned rooms, which sucks. The fees are high, but they don't give us good facilities.