Ashtavakra Institute of Rehabilitation Science and Research Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers in the special education department really know their stuff. They teach us well about disabilities and how to make people more aware. The classes are interesting and the curriculum is spot on. Learning about special education here is eye-opening.

Placement: Around 40% of students get placed in special schools and institutes each year. The highest pay you can get is Rs.1 Lakh per month, while the lowest is Rs.30 thousand per month. Everyone does internships in various schools.

Campus: The school has Wi-Fi for staff and lots of libraries and big classrooms. They also have therapy rooms and a cool canteen. Plus, there's a special school on campus for hands-on learning.

Admission: The teachers here know their stuff, but they're not always around when you need them. This means we sometimes fall behind on the course material. Honestly, most of what we learn doesn't really come in handy when working with kids in the real world. The exams are okay, not too hard. If you've studied, you can do well. I crammed the night before my exams and ended up with a 78% average.

Placement: We're a group of 55 students in our batch. Over half of us passed the teacher training test. Our starting salaries are about Rs. 30,000 per month, which is around 3.6 LPA. During interviews, companies ask questions related to our courses. Being confident is the key to passing. Out of us, 13 students got selected.

Campus: The campus doesn't have any hostels right now. It's clean and has good air flow. There are 2 libraries. The Wi-Fi signal is weak, though. Special classes for kids are on the ground floor. Therapy rooms are downstairs, and regular classes are on the upper floors. Some classrooms have projectors and whiteboards. There's an elevator on campus. Events happen at the Tecnia auditorium off-campus. And there's a canteen nearby for snacks.

Admission: The teachers here are amazing! They really help us understand things better with practical knowledge. The course follows RCI guidelines, so it's legit. The exams aren't too hard, they just test what we've learned. And guess what? Everyone passes with flying colors!

Placement: I really liked studying at this B.Ed special education college. There are 150 seats available, and around 70 students usually join each semester. The college has great internship opportunities, with all students getting placements. They focus on shaping us into responsible citizens, teachers, mentors, educators, and counselors. It's a really supportive environment for learning.

Campus: The college has good facilities that students need. They have a library, resource rooms, conference rooms, and clean washrooms. But they don't have Wi-Fi on campus, which is a downside.

Admission: The teachers at this college really struggle with the concepts, and they're not very helpful. During my last year, we had an exam with half the syllabus left to cover. It's weird how students have to attend every class, but teachers can skip out. The faculty here isn't the best.

Placement: The placement cell isn't super active, and the placements are just okay. But in our last year, we do an internship which gives us some experience for job hunting. Most of us end up in hospitals like Ram Manohar Loria, Ganga Ram, and they're really good hospitals.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is pretty disappointing. Our course students are stuck in the cramped basement there's not even a separate library or Wi-Fi. The mobile network down there is terrible. At least there's a lift to get from the basement to the 4th floor.