Anonymous's Review On Tata Institute Of Social Sciences - [TISS], Tuljapur

I was more of a defence aspirant and got into OTA but was later medically unfit so I choosed TISS as my back-up option. I had confirmed admissions from IMU Mumbai , Vizag and All the Nits of north east and Nit Srinagar. Also i had offers from Nirma University and SRM and Symbiosis University.But TISS was most reputed of them all so i preferred coming here , also the academic load isn't very high here was a reason for me to join here so i can polish my other skills without compromising study. Now the admission process for TISS is different , we gave TISS bat exam and merit list was prepared based on that , cut-off was around 35 marks out of 50 for general category students. Now the admission is done through CUET UG exam and I don't have much idea about it....Read More

The admission process has three steps. The first one was applying for the TISS_NET exam. The forms are available on the TISS official website. The application fee was around 500 (I do not remember exactly) and the form came in January. We had to apply for the exam and choose the exam center. The syllabus was a mix of English, reasoning, and current affairs. The total mark was 100 for 100 questions. Depending on the course we are hoping to be selected for the cut-off varies. I applied for three courses. Two in the Mumbai campus and one in the Tuljaour campus. After the result, I was selected for Tuljapur, the DPPP course. The second round was a DAF, i.e. Detailed application form where we were given three essay types of questions. After this, there was a Personal Interview (PI) round. Although I belong to the OBC category, as I did not have the certificate at that time, I applied from the unreserved category. Overall, the process was smooth....Read More

For admission you have to apply for TISSNET then after clearing this you have to give TISSPAT which is descriptive and then after clearing these two exams you will qualify for the GD and PI then after clearing these you will be selected. If you are preparing for HR, ODCL or LR courses they have to score in the TISSNET. And for others, if you have got 50-60 marks in TISSNET you will be qualified. And there is a category cut-off for GS marks in TISSNET....Read More

Tiss offers quality education and is one of the top premier institutions in area of social sciences and social Work. Graduates from Tiss are even placed in WHO and UN councils. Decent placements are also there in welfare sectors under the state government....Read More

This is a very good college. I have a great memory and it really developed me into a new me. I missed the days that I spent here, and everyday goes by that I thought, "I should've done that". It a wonderful college....Read More