Indian School of Mines

Indian School of Mines, which is shortly known as (ISM) situated in Dhanbad, was bought up in 1926. This institute is 1 of the most fabled universities for technological education and research in India. This institute was arranged for the status of a deemed to be university in 1967 under UGC and approved by AICTE. Since its formation, this institute has experienced significant expansion of its activities, and currently, it can be measured as a total technology education institute.

• ISM institute has shaped many innovators of the Mining &Oil Industry, including Padma Bhushan awardees.

• The main goal of ISM is to generate a learning environment for mining knowledge in the international markets, which can lead to a strongly internetworked community to exchange issues & concerns.
• This institute was recognized to study England's mining education & was released by Viceroy Lord Erwin in 1926.
• This institute offers high-quality education degree, diploma, and certification programs in Mining engineering.

ISM institute has spread over around 88 hectares of land in the range of Dhanbad, 260 Kms from Kolkata. ISM institute supports the students in Research and Development like Construction of 3D Surface from Incompatible Curves, Synthesis of polynuclear metal complexes from metal ligands of group 14 elements and their catalytic activities and they also conduct several fests like SRIJAN is the annual inter-college Cultural Fest of ISM, Pratibimb which is the annual ten-day inter-departmental cultural competition is held in January. The students can find subway restaurants and chat shops near the college where the students can have fun with their friends.