FLAME University, Pune Reviews on Infrastructure, Campus, Placement, Facilities & Faculty

The infrastructure is the only thing that Flame has. Canteens are more than valuables lectures here. I would give 9 out of 10 for this college in terms of infrastructure. Cleanliness is really good here, but in some blocks like A, B, C and D, the infrastructure is not much great.

They have the worst faculty members I ever saw and mentored by them. They are not clear about concepts, so what they will teach us. Many times they taught wrong concepts, even diagrams and its explanation. After studying from these faculty members, I felt that I had wasted my three years with a lot of money.

The college doesn't care for any placements, and there are no 100% placements here. The college provided an option to choose between a letter of recommendation and placements. Because of this, almost 90% of the students opted for LOR, so they don't need anything for placements. I also chose LOR because of which I never got a chance to attend for a single interview.

One of the reasons I took admission in FLAME over the other colleges was because of its infrastructure. It is a truly well-built college with all possible campus amenities for the staff and students as well. The library, the sports complex, the hostel, these are some things that I'm eagerly waiting to SEE. Due to the pandemic, things have been online for over a year but I'm sure it will be worth it once the campus starts offline.

The faculty at FLAME and especially at the communications management programme make sure that they interact with each and every student. The Communications batch is a small group of motivated students and thus it provides us a very personal level connection with the professors. They have always been a call away for any sort of academic or personal issue. Many of them are industry experts with a lot of field experience. The exams at FLAME are not always in the test format.

The placement process at FLAME brings in a lot many opportunities for the students. Many top organizations like Finolex, Wipro, BirlaSoft, Mercedes, PurePlay Skin Sciences were among the top recruiters from last year. Despite the pandemic, the committee and the faculty put in all possible efforts to help students with the placements in their desired roles and companies. Even for the internships, many companies like Jio Creative labs, NeedleI, Outlook, recruited students for various professors.

FLAME offered me a 100% academic scholarship, which included only paying the amount for hostel and mess fee. The ROI was pretty solid. The only condition was that I had to maintain a GPA of 7.5 per term. This was a motivating factor for me and it made me score really well overall. Apart from this, FLAME offers a liberal curriculum which is one of its kind in the country. It constantly organizes workshops and seminars for the students and also offers subjects like French, German, Spanish, Dance.

The FLAME's infrastructure is among the best in India. It is situated in a lush green valley in Lavale, Pune, and provides students with first-class amenities. It is one of the most beautiful campuses in India, with everything a student needs, from hi-tech classrooms to a golf course. The classrooms for each course are different, and each classroom is equipped with hi-tech facilities, allowing faculty to teach the course online and, if necessary, go live from the classroom itself.

FLAME's faculty is among the greatest in the field of education. All of the professors are graduates of top institutions like IIT, IIIM, MICA, and others. All of the deans and assistant deans have PhDs, which is one of the reason why education at FLAME is so high-quality. The course is well-designed, with liberal courses added to it in each semester, which not only helps students gain general knowledge but also helps in real-life situations once they complete their MBA.

FLAME has strong placements. The university has a good track record. Although I am currently pursuing my degree, our senior class of 2020 has all been placed in leading organizations. Some prominent companies that have visited for recruitment include Birlasoft, Mercedes Benz, Finolex, Byju's amongst others. The placement cell and placement committee create a two-year strategy to assist all students with their placements.

The strictness of the hostel of FLAME University is well known. The big campus is fully Wi-Fi equipped. The labs are big and the college is broken down in blocks and further in department meets. The campus is very big and the crowd is also good. No outside students allowed and bio-metric is done.

Faculty is super hard working and is best in the every way possible. They help with the studies and as well as the problems of life of a student. It's a perfect place to find a mentor that will help you through every thing. Strict rules and regulations are followed.

The placements in FLAME are the best, it's actually better than few of the colleges of DU. The college provides the students with perfect opportunities of placements. The placements record is mostly 100%. The big companies like Amazon and Google comes to fetch the new blood.

The infrastructure of the college is incredible. All facilities are available from arcadia play zone to persona gym, yoga, swimming pool, etc. The college is accredited with an A+ grade for its infrastructure. There is great cleanliness regarding hostels. There is a great cafeteria including CCD and Domino's outlet. Functions are regularly conducted. There are air-conditioned rooms. There are sockets in every desk in the classrooms. Lifts are available here. There is a huge walking space.

The course curriculum provided is a bit unnecessary. We have to deal with 11-12 subjects every semester, including, English, FBL, behavioural science kind of subjects which a burden to us. The focus should be more on to the core subjects. Faculty members are moody. The quality of teaching depends on their mood. Some are partial as well, while others are decent and good. So it totally depends on the person. Overall we deal with it anyhow.

QCI visited our university for offering placements to B.A. and M.A. students. Almost 10% of the students were placed. The average salary package offered was 3.5 LPA. Other companies like Deloitte, etc., visit our campus for placements. I can't give details regarding placements as I am not that interested in placements. So never really looked into it.

The University has 24/7 Wi-Fi services, running water, hot water for bathing etc., there are multiple classrooms which are spacious with huge projectors and ACs in all of them. The Library has a cafe and has 3 floors decked with books with proper seating areas perfect for studying. The mess is of 2 floors, with a diverse menu ranging from every cuisine, along with that there are 4 cafes on campus. There is a 24/7 ambulance on campus to take one to and fro from the medical room.

The first year of learning in FLAME is all about experiencing new subjects and discovering interests. The teachers adapt to our needs and always make sure we have a say in what we wish to learn. There is a huge amount of courses to choose from each one exceeding our expectations and picking our interests. Making it easier to make a very important decision about majors and minors. There are peer mentors assigned to each student making adjusting to the university much easier and helpful.

Flame is known for the amazing placement opportunities it gives its students. It ensures these things by programmes where compulsory internships are important. There are also programmes where students are sent out to parts of India to discover and learn more about cultures etc. The placement opportunities are diverse and the university prepares us for them greatly ensuring that we have the support and guidance we need to make the best of us.

There is something always going on in FLAME be in different fests, musical nights, festivals etc. There are many clubs like film club, debate club, Zumba club which keep us occupied and make sure we never leave what we love. The amount of support given by the faculty made my adjustment to FLAME much easier. I chose psychology as my major and the fields in psychology are so diverse and the university does justice to it by assuring I get a range of options to chose from and make decision.

The infrastructure is really good. Definitely, it is one of the best campuses in our country. Also, the classrooms and housing are really good which is better than most of the residential campuses. Wi-Fi could be better considering there are computer and communication students who require large amounts of data for research.

The faculty is really good in the financial curriculum. Some of India's prestigious professors have given lectures here. The other courses like the communication courses should have better faculty. The main problem being the faculty who is very knowledgeable in their field, but don't give enough share in teaching.

The placements for the finance are very good. There is also an interesting placement offers from the companies like JSW, HSBC and Endemol offering good packages. The placements for the communication students aren't very good. They don't have well-established tie-ups with the big companies in those sectors yet.

The infrastructure is amazing, especially the library is the best place on campus. The dorms are in good condition and are very comfortable. It has an artificial lake in the middle of the campus. Overall the campus is very student-friendly and pleasant.

The faculty is brilliant here and very helpful. It follows the foreign curriculum where the first year is a foundation year which helps you decide what subject we would like to take in the future. It helps in deciding the major and minor for the students.

As heard, there were placements given in good companies after graduating and the seniors seemed satisfied with it. I have heard that big companies come to campus and offer placements. I'm in my first year yet so can't say much about it in a clear sense.

This happens to be the best infrastructure I've come across when it comes to the colleges. The college is beautifully designed and divided into students apartments, study area and the grand library is just bliss for the book readers. There's a lot more than these things, they focus a lot on sports facilities as well, like the cricket ground and football field are the best in town.

I would say, few of them were amazing, they have the experience of teaching and handling students. But many lack the confidence and skills to teach. If you are opting for liberal management, do take the course with Viraj madam, she has been the best professor I've studied under.

During our tenure, the placements were not really good for our senior batches. Few of them got the rare opportunity. I'd suggest, not only join for the placements, but for the advanced courses and exposure, the college gives you. But now, things are changing, and hopefully, the college is doing a better job.

Our college has a Wi-Fi facility, the air-conditioning system and attached washrooms. The infrastructure is clean, and also daily cleaning services are provided. The food served here include completely vegetarian, and it isn't very good. Coffee is served only once a day. There is an air-conditioned library as well as an astroturf and football field. There are also an indoor basketball court, badminton court, etc.

All the teachers here are not well qualified, and about 80% of the teachers are qualified. The grading system is not always fair, but the campus is pretty. What I expected to learn in my first year, we got only in the final year. So, I will give an average rating to the course curriculum.

About 2%-3% of the students from our course got placed, including me. Our college offered almost every student with an internship, and about 70% of the students got internships. There is a vast range of courses, but not all courses are given equal importance and are not in-depth. Overall, our college is average.