Good At teaching but worst management
Mr Bimal is good at teaching but institute i will give 0
Very rude, no Humanity refund, video lecture nothing, sirf lutana hi kaam hai...
April 15, 2026
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Fraud and cheated institute
Fraud and cheated institute
I paid 5k to Manish Bimal the owner of bimal institute for a NISM course he didn't gave me any assistance and later when I ask him to pay my money back he stopped picking my call and even stopped responding by any way.
I made the payment on March 2020 and its October now.
Don't trust this institution if you are not a native of Indore.
Before payment they show that they are very genuine.
And one more thing if their strategy of trading really works in stock market then why are they teaching, why they don't apply on themselves and asking for 5k or 10k for registration.
October 15, 2020
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