2015 Onwards
Bridging the Gap Between Academia and Industry Since 2015
In 2015, Wise College recognized a pressing challenge contributing to the persistent issue of unemployment: the huge gap between academic education and the practical skills required by the industry. This realization inspired a strategic shift in the college’s approach, moving beyond traditional education to emphasize skill-based training alongside academic programs. Wise has dared to discontinue all its post-graduate and degree-level programs to only continue I.COM, B.COM along with IT-based skill training and self-earning initiatives. The college’s innovative approach has since become a bridge connecting academia to the job market, effectively addressing unemployment at its roots.

Empowering Talented Students
Wise College focuses on transforming the lives of 180 talented, deserving, and orphan students annually, all of whom are selected on merit. These students come from underprivileged backgrounds, with parents working in low-income professions such as laborers, welders, security guards, and salesmen.
Students are admitted into the following academic programs:
- I.Com Part-I: 30 boys and 30 girls
- I.Com Part-II: 30 boys and 30 girls
