The Voyage

1990

TASMAC was set up in February 1990 in Mumbai. It began as the Mumbai and Pune centre for a non-traditional American University.

1991

TASMAC moved its operations to Pune in September 1991 and set up the administrative head office and its Professional Skills Development Centre in Pune. For two consecutive years, TASMAC was awarded the "Best Study Centre Award."

1993

TASMAC tied up with the Indian Merchants' Chamber to offer the Diploma in Business Management and Diploma in Export Import Managements programmes in Pune.

1994

TASMAC was appointed the South Asia office for CSM Institute of Graduate Studies, USA / Canada

1994 - 1998

TASMAC set up over 30 study and examination centres for the CSM IGS programmes. Additional specialisations were added in the MBA and the BBA programmes.

1998

TASMAC was the first management institute in India to be accredited by Edexcel / BTEC to offer 10 management programmes.

1999

TASMAC set up a corporate training division and initially tied up with the Zig Ziglar Corporation, one of the largest training organisations in the United States of America and with the European Bank Training Network (EBTN). This division functions as a separate company - TASMAC Management Training Resources Pvt. Ltd.

2000

1. TASMAC set up the Pune campus of the School of Finance and Management in a joint venture agreement with Emile Woolfe International, London to offer their MBA and BA (Hons) programmes. Oxford Brookes University, the number one new University in UK as per the Times Good University Guide, validated TASMAC to offer these programmes in India.
2. The TASMAC campus was inaugurated by the then Deputy British High Commissioner, Mr. Michael Bates
3. TASMAC also set up an Overseas Student Recruitment Division that operated as the South Asia Admissions Office of School of Finance and Management.
4. The division has since expanded and works in the entire South Asia region for the following Universities/colleges: (a) Canterbury Christ Church University College, UK (b) Regents College, UK (c) Holborn College, UK (d) London School of Business Management, UK (e) Gyosei International College, UK (f) Cesar Ritz - Hotelconsult Colleges in Switzerland, Australia and USA.

2001

1. University of Wales, UK validated the MBA and BA (Hons) programmes offered at TASMAC Pune. The MBA programme was validated to be delivered through the part-time mode of study for executives and also through the full-time mode of study.
2. TASMAC set up its own Information Centres in Mumbai, Calcutta and Hyderabad. It also set up a massive network of 150 Counselling Centres in 50 cities across the country including centres in Bangladesh, Nepal and Srilanka.
3. TASMAC received the ISO 9001:2000 certification, the very first management institute in the country to receive this prestigious certification.
4. TASMAC introduced the Diploma in International Airlines and Tourism Management and PostGraduate Diploma in Marketing Management of the Indian Merchants' Chamber, Mumbai.

2002

1. The first batch of University of Wales, UK Degree Programmes commenced on February 4, 2002 and was inaugurated by Dr. Paul Smith, Director, British Council.
2. University of Wales, UK validated the MSc in Information Systems programme
3. TASMAC set up its 4th information centre in Bangalore.
4. TASMAC Student Homes was set up very close to the TASMAC Campus in Pune. The facilities at the Student Homes include a gymnasium, club house, swimming pool, etc.

2003

1. TASMAC's second, well equipped campus set up at a prime location at Bangalore in June. This is a four storied building with up-to -date facilities.
2. TASMAC launched TASMAC Consulting, a business solution provider set up to partner industry & business in pursuing solutions to business related issues & problems.
3. TASMAC introduced the MBA (Part Time) Programme for working professionals from October 2003. This is a top ranked result - oriented business programme delivered in a format that accommodates the demands of working life.
4. TASMAC Management Review was launched at the hands of Mr. John Nance, Head of Education, British High Commission, India

2004

1. TASMAC launched a Centre for Distance Education and launched a MDBA programme with 8 specialisations. TASMAC set up 10 study centres to deliver these programmes.
2. TASMAC was appointed the South Asia Branch of the Association of Business Executives, UK.
3. TASMAC Student Homes, Bangalore was established
4. In October 2004, Business India in its annual survey of ‘India’s Best B-Schools’ placed TASMAC in the A+ category, ranking it among the top 50 business schools in the country.
5. ‘Connecting’ the monthly publication of British Council came up with a feature showcasing TASMAC. It was titled, “Linking Partners”.

2005

1. TASMAC has recently been appointed as a Representative of the Validation Unit of the University of Wales, UK to promote the University’s interests in countries in South Asia and the Middle East in respect of establishing new validation agreements.
2. TASMAC's third, well equipped campus set up at a prime location in Kolkata. TASMAC Kolkata offers the MBA and BA (Hons) programmes validated by University of Wales, UK.
3. The TASMAC Kolkata campus was inaugurated by the British Deputy High Commissioner, Dr. Andrew Hall on July 27, 2005.

2006

1. TASMAC Bangalore campus moved to the new state-of-the-art campus in June 2006. This campus has all the facilities and infrastructure in the true TASMAC tradition and it offers an equally attractive option to the students to gain a highly regarded British degree programmes.
2. The TASMAC Bangalore campus was inaugurated by Mr. Rod Pryde, Director, British Council, India on September 14, 2006.
3. University of Wales, UK validated the MA Advertising Management, MA Public Relations and MA Journalism programmes offered at TASMAC Pune, Bangalore and Kolkata campuses. University of Greenwich, UK validated the MSc Computing, MSc Computer Systems and Networking and MSc Enterprise Software Engineering programmes offered at TASMAC Pune, Bangalore and Kolkata campuses.
4. TASMAC rated as an A+ institution by Business India for the third consecutive year (2004, 2005 and 2006)
5. TASMAC set up information centres in Kochi and Bangalore
6. TASMAC received approval from the University of Rio Grande, USA to offer the MBA in Entrepreneurship programme at the TASMAC campuses in Pune, Bangalore and Kolkata.

2007

TASMAC's fourth campus, set up at a prime location at Mumbai. TASMAC Mumbai offers the MBA Part Time programme validated by the University of Wales, UK.

2008

1. TASMAC’s fifth campus and its first prestigious international campus set up at London. TASMAC London – School of Business offers MBA Full Time, MBA Part Time and BA (Hons) in Business Administration programmes validated by the University of Wales, UK.
2. TASMAC announced its Global Programme in Business leadership.
3. TASMAC rated as an A+ institution by Business India for the fifth consecutive year (2004, 2005, 2006, 2007 & 2008).
4. TASMAC became the first company in India to receive the ISO 9001:2008 Certification from DNV.

2009

1. TASMAC is ranked A+ by Business India for six consecutive years in their report on India's B-Schools, placing it in the top bracket in their issues of 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008 & 2009.
2. Careers 360/CNN-IBN Survey of India’s Best 50 B-School ranked TASMAC as number 45th in the country.
3. GHRDC/Competition Success Survey of India’s Best B-Schools ranked TASMAC 31st in the country amongst B-Schools offering the MBA Programme.

Since its inception, over 10, 000 students have studied at TASMAC for various management programmes.

2010

1. TASMAC entered into collaboration with Indira Gandhi National Open University(IGNOU) Offering Post Graduate Diploma in Global Business Leadership(PGDGBL) leading to an MBA from the University of Wales, UK.
2. TASMAC London expanded its campus by adding a beautiful building at Wembley, London.
3. TASMAC rated as an A+ by ‘Business India’ institution for seventh consecutive year 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009 and 2010.
4. TASMAC has been ranked as 27th best B-School in India by ‘the Week’.