Interdisciplinary School of Scientific Computing (ISSC), Pune, established in 1994, is a premier public institute situated within the Savitribai Phule Pune University campus. Recognized by the UGC and AIU, ISSC offers a focused and resource-rich academic environment for students passionate about computational research. The school became part of the Department of Scientific Computing, Modeling & Simulation (SCMS) in 2020, providing access to advanced research labs, seminar halls, and a dedicated departmental library. Its programs emphasize hands-on projects, real-world problem-solving, and internships aligned with contemporary research needs. Academically, ISSC offers a specialized M.Sc. in Scientific Computing (4 semesters), along with M.Phil and Ph.D. programs, admitting students through university-level entrance exams. The institute boasts state-of-the-art infrastructure, including 30+ computer labs equipped with cluster computing, high-speed internet, and access to IUCAA and C‑DAC facilities, ensuring students receive comprehensive training in computational sciences under expert faculty supervision. Campus life at ISSC combines rigorous academics with supportive student facilities. The school provides well-maintained hostels on a merit basis, along with a library and fully equipped computer labs. Annual tuition is affordable, with scholarships up to 100% for female students and 50% for male students, making quality education accessible. Students benefit from an engaging environment that encourages research, collaboration, and industry exposure. ISSC has a strong track record of placements, with graduates securing roles in top IT firms and R&D organizations, supported by industrial internships and fellowships. The school continues to make significant contributions to computational science in India, including COVID‑19 forecasting and multi-disciplinary research initiatives. Known for blending rigorous education with real-world impact, ISSC Pune remains a preferred choice for students aiming for a career in scientific computing and research.
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