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ISDI MumbaiStudents Ratings & Reviews
4.4/5
5 Verified Reviews
- 4-55
Placements4.2
Infrastructure4.8
Faculty & Course4.6
Campus Life4.4
Value for Money4.2P
Poorva Swapnil Kolhe
Bachelors in Design (B.Des) - Batch of 2027
4.6
4Placements5Infrastructure5Faculty4Crowd & Campus Life5Value for Money
I liked the overall environment of the college. All faculty members are really helpful and friendly.
Placements: Our batch has not yet passed out, but I know a lot of seniors who had great placements from the college itself. The college has many tie-ups for the recruitments. The average package was around 7 LPA. Top roles were for UI/UX Designer and Communication Designer.
Infrastructure: We have labs, high-range Wi-Fi, and classrooms are see-through, which can sometimes be distracting, but it does improve your vision for looking at things. Getting used to it day by day feels so relaxing because it's not like other classrooms where we feel restricted or trapped. Library in the college also has a lot of useful books, I personally love the collection. They all are relevant to our courses and thoughtfully kept.
Faculty: College provides very thoughtful, curated courses, which people won't even think of. Every assignment challenges the students in a new way, and in a very interesting approach. The overall college environment is very friendly, helpful, and supportive, which I think is absolutely what is needed. Exams are jury-based, where we have to present our work, so it really depends on your way of building concepts as well as conveying them correctly.
Reviewed on 6 Feb 2025Read More
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Nicole Furtado
Bachelors in Design (B.Des) - Batch of 2027
4.2
3Placements5Infrastructure5Faculty4Crowd & Campus Life4Value for Money
Life at Atlas Skilltech University ISDI.
Placements: Internship opportunities at ISDI are comparatively higher than at other colleges. During my first year-end semester, many companies offered internships and observerships. About 100 students from my batch received internships and observerships, the rest of us were asked to look out for ourselves.
Infrastructure: The college has a very modern infrastructure, glass doors, classes are divided by glass sections. The washrooms are clean and well-maintained. The entire campus is well-maintained and has security all around. The hallways have scented essence lamps throughout. Classrooms are neat and tidy. Canteen and cafeterias provide tasty and hygienic food.
Faculty: The teachers are very helpful, well qualified and knowledgeable. Most of them come well-prepared in advance and make sure each student makes progress. Teachers keep track of the student's progress as well as provide help and assistance with any difficulties faced by them.
Other: I major in interior design, the best thing about my course has to be the model making and its ideations, problem-solving, and adding innovation to basic ideas. The college has many student-led clubs and fests like Inferno, and many other competitions and other activities continue throughout the year.
Reviewed on 12 Dec 2024Read More
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Soumodeep Bhowmick
Bachelors in Design (B.Des) - Batch of 2025
4.6
5Placements5Infrastructure5Faculty4Crowd & Campus Life4Value for Money
Come to this college for experimental and hands-on learning.
Placements: The placements in this college are quite good. Top companies like KPMG, Deloitte, Accenture, Samsung, Mondelez, Brain, Tech Mahindra, L&T, Landor & Fitch, Tata Motors, and many others visit our campus for recruitment. The average salary package coped is around 7 LPA - 8 LPA (as a fresher).
Infrastructure: The infrastructure is just amazing as the campus is situated in a business park. You won't even feel like college, you will feel like you are in the corporate world already. The whole ambiance is amazing, the business park has its own cafe 'Indulge'. There is a canteen in the college tower and you have BB instant vending machines around the campus.
Faculty: No complaints when it comes to the faculty members and curriculum. Most of the faculty members in our college are industry-related people. So you can definitely expect a whole lot of insights from the industry which can also open your doors into the industry directly through contacts if you showcase your competence.
Reviewed on 23 Mar 2022Read More
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Krishna Singhal
Bachelors in Design (B.Des) - Batch of 2024
4.6
5Placements5Infrastructure4Faculty5Crowd & Campus Life4Value for Money
I am satisfied with faculty members and how they managed everything online.
Placements: As being a first-year student, I don't know much about the placements of our college. However, from what I know, most of the students get good placements from our college. The scope for communication and product design is better. Students get placements in big magazines or in reputed export houses.
Infrastructure: The infrastructure of our college is excellent and very modern. Our college provides the most upgraded technology. I have never visited the campus, but our seniors told me that it is one of the best campuses they have seen. The living space is like a hotel. The accommodation is provided in high-rise buildings with all kinds of recreational services.
Faculty: The faculty members here are very understanding and helpful. They are qualified from the best universities, and they actually challenge you a lot. About 9 months have been completed since I joined here, but I think I have learned a lot. Teachers are well informed and have a modern approach.
Reviewed on 27 Apr 2021Read More
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Sejal Jain
Bachelors in Design (B.Des) - Batch of 2019
4.2
4Placements4Infrastructure4Faculty5Crowd & Campus Life4Value for Money
The college has great faculty members and placement cell.
Placements: We were a batch of 12 students. The placement cell at our college is very helpful and conducted career cafes where top firms like JSW Realty, Fitch and L&T amongst many others visited for hiring students. The starting salary offered ranges from Rs. 15,000-35,000 per month. We were offered roles to be a part of the design team.
Infrastructure: We are located in a commercial building, one Indiabulls centre at Lower Parcel. Facilities for food, Wi-Fi and transport were great, but parking for students was an issue. There was no parking allotted to us in and around the building. Classrooms were spacious and air-conditioned.
Faculty: Faculty members here are very helpful, approachable and qualified. They extend their help even in finding internships and external mentors. They are always looking out for us when there's an opportunity. The course curriculum is derived from the Parsons New York curriculum. It has a lot of focus on the industry-academia initiative, so we were always connecting with people in the industry to broaden our knowledge and be ready to start working in the industry.
Other: I have chosen interior design due to my interest in spaces, design and aesthetics. The course helped to shape my conceptual thinking more than anything else. I look at design differently, and my approach to various things in life is sensitive to the context like in design. I wish I put in more time in perfecting and practising the technical skills during college. The college didn't have a lot of extracurricular activities, but we were always encouraged to take part in external competitions.
Reviewed on 19 Dec 2019Read More
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Anonymous
Bachelors in Design (B.Des) - Batch of 2023
4.4
4Placements4Infrastructure5Faculty5Crowd & Campus Life4Value for Money
Good infrastructure, Great faculty and good placements.
Placements: In 2023, I completed my studies in communication design at ISDI. The placement process at ISDI consists of two phases, one in November and the other in March. During these phases, around 10 companies visit each week to conduct interviews and hire students for part-time or full-time positions. Additionally, ISDI organizes a career fair in April, where over 200 companies participate, allowing students to interact with them and interview for their top 5 choices. The interviews and portfolio evaluations are not rushed, with each candidate being given 10 minutes. However, it is worth noting that the majority of companies that participate are from the IT industry, particularly in UI/UX, with fewer opportunities in digital marketing agencies or start-ups. Nonetheless, ISDI covers a wide range of design roles, making it suitable for most students. The full-time placement packages offered range from 1 to 4 lacs per annum, and companies like Infotech, Mondelez, Tata TCS, and Schbangg frequently recruit from ISDI. Approximately 80% of students secure full-time placements, while some opt for further studies at the Masters level.
Infrastructure: Our college building is equipped with spacious classrooms, a well-stocked library, dedicated 3D printing zones, collaborative open areas, two fashion labs, and an extensive workshop with woodworking tools for various materials. All rooms are air-conditioned and equipped with projector screens and laptop wires for both Mac and Windows. Students and staff can enjoy free Wi-Fi access, and the library even offers devices like iPads or Wacom tablets for project work if needed. The campus and hostel provide well-maintained canteens and medical facilities. Although there is no in-house sports field, arrangements are made through outsourcing. However, students can relax and unwind in the lounge area. The only drawback is that the canteen lacks sufficient options for Jain and vegetarian preferences.
Faculty: The majority of the educators possess excellent qualifications, the assignments are considerate and not overwhelming, fostering our personal growth. Nevertheless, it would be beneficial if they could provide slightly more challenging tasks to push us beyond our boundaries. The curriculum remains highly pertinent and consistently adapts to the changing times. As a member of the COVID batch, our assignments and projects were meticulously adjusted to align with the world around us.
Other: The course lacks sufficient challenges for aspiring designers who seek growth, although it is well-designed and offers excellent faculty and peers.
Reviewed on 19 Jan 2024Read More
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Student Forum
Anything you would want to ask experts?Answered a year ago
Yes, of course you will get ISDI - School of Design and Innovation, B.Des with a 86 percentile in DAT. Minimum cut off percentile in DAT is 30%. ISDI Challenge is conducted Online.
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Ankan Ghosh
Contributor-Level 6
Answered a year ago
ISDI - School of Design and Innovation doesn't have a minimum cutoff for B.Des. However, in the past, candidates who have secured admission for B.Des programs have had the following:
••Class 12 percentage above 80%
••DAT score above 75%
••Good portfolio/project work
••Strong interview performance
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Ankan Ghosh
Contributor-Level 6
Answered a year ago
ISDI - School of Design and Innovation accepts the combined score from the ISDI Challenge for admission to its B.Des program. The ISDI Challenge comprises three components: Class 12 percentage, Design Aptitude Test (DAT) score, and Portfolio/Project work, each carrying a specific weightage. There is
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Ankan Ghosh
Contributor-Level 6
Answered a year ago
ISDI School of Design and Innovation does not accept NID DAT scores for admission to B.Des programs. ISDI has its own admission process called ISDI Challenge. Candidates are admitted to ISDI based on their performance in the ISDI Challenge, which consists of three stages:
- Portfolio upload or Design P
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Mohammad sahil
Contributor-Level 8
Answered a year ago
The selection process for B. Des is- first of all there is an entrance exam. And the entrance test consists of a three stage - a creative aptitude test, an interview round, and a portfolio review round. On these 3 rounds, we need to perform well. Also we should have a good aggregate in 12th class- m
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Aare Pravardhan
Contributor-Level 8
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