IIHMR University Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: I really like the teachers at this college. They're super smart and teach really well. They're always there to help us out with our projects and internships. The exams are tough, so we gotta study hard all year.

Placement: I went to IIHMR University, and most students usually get placed on campus every year. The average salary is around INR 5-8 LPA. If you do well in college, you can land some cool internships too. Companies like HCL and Accenture often hire students for HR roles. The highest salary offered was around INR 18 LPA, while the lowest was INR 5 LPA.

Campus: The college campus is huge, which can be overwhelming. But the department buildings are nice with spacious classrooms and labs. We have a library on campus and Wi-Fi everywhere, which is convenient. The hostel rooms are comfy and the food is delicious. Plus, each room has its own bathroom, which is a nice touch.

Admission: The teachers at this college are the best, but there aren't many of them. The other courses are taught by new teachers who aren't as good. The course curriculum is great and well-organized. The study material is really good and very detailed. It will help you a lot in the future. There are lots of books in the library. If you're into research, this is the place to be.

Placement: The college has a great track record of 98% students getting placed. The average package is around 4-5 lakhs per year. Many companies and hospitals from different parts of the country come for placements. If you're looking for a government job, I recommend joining the MBA Healthcare Management program. Students from this program get placed in NHM Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, and Punjab every year.

Campus: This college is top-notch. It's super peaceful and beautiful with peacocks and lots of birds around. The hostel is well taken care of - never had any issues with electricity or water. The canteen food is just okay, nothing special, but there are plenty of good food spots in the city nearby. Overall, a great place to study and relax.

Admission: The faculty is okay and the study modules are good. But the placements for MBA students are not great here. That's the main downside. I suggest looking into other colleges for better placement opportunities.

Placement: The college talks about placements, but it's not what they promise. Only a few students got good jobs. Most got offers between 2-4 LPA, and it was tough. I wouldn't recommend this college to anyone.

Campus: This college might look cool online, but the truth is not the same. Before joining, talk to former students for advice. Don't assume you'll get a great job after graduating. It's worth considering other options before committing to this college.

Admission: The teachers here are super knowledgeable and really good at what they do. They mix things up with lectures, presentations, simulations, and field trips. The exams are split into midterms and finals, which keeps things interesting. It's a bit intense though, with tests every couple of months.

Placement: The college has a placement cell that helps students with job placements. The student representatives are in charge of organizing the placements. The placement rate is really good almost all students get placed! On average, students get around a 5 Lakh package. Different types of companies like hospitals, consultancies, pharmaceutical companies, and government health programs come to recruit students from our campus.

Campus: The campus is really pretty, lots of trees and stuff. They've got Wi-Fi, a good library that's always getting new stuff, a canteen, mess, and hostels. The food in the mess is just okay. The classrooms are big and have AC. Everything looks good, no big problems with the buildings or anything.

Admission: The teachers here are really experienced and know their stuff. They've been teaching for a long time and are super qualified. In the first year, we learn about general management, public health, and hospitals. But in the second year, things get more intense and focused, getting us ready for the job market. Quality of teaching is top-notch!

Placement: Our group, the 2019-21 batch, is currently studying in the Health and Hospital Management program at IIHMR. We haven't had our placement yet, but we know that after the first year, all students get a 2-month internship. Looking forward to what's ahead!

Campus: The classrooms have everything we need like Wi-Fi, AC, speakers, a mic, projector, whiteboard, and computers with internet. There are computer labs, a library, and Wi-Fi all over campus. The hostel rooms have AC, free laundry, and 24/7 water and electricity. The food is pretty good and the taste is okay. They also have sports facilities like a gym, basketball court, badminton court, and more. Overall, it's a good place to study and have fun.

Admission: The professors here really know their stuff. They're experts in their fields and super talented. They do a lot of research with big organizations, which is cool. Sometimes they can't make it to class, so they bring in guest lecturers. The course content is spot on, getting us ready for the industry.

Placement: The job placements went down this year due to the recession. Both the highest and average salary packages have dropped. The highest salary package is now 8.2 LPA, while the lowest is 3 LPA. On average, students are offered 4 LPA. Companies like ZS, Deloitte, PWC, and others come for campus placements. Nearly all students were able to secure a summer internship, which is great!

Campus: The campus is so pretty with stone walls and a cool peacock garden. It's huge, like 14 acres huge! There are 14 classrooms and the library has tons of books and stuff. There are 3 computer labs with around 180 computers. The food in the mess is hit or miss, but the cafeteria has yummy fast food. There's a medical room with a doctor in the evening. They've got all the sports gear you need, plus 2 badminton courts, a volleyball court, and a basketball court. You can swim and hit the gym too. And they've got trainers to help out. Don't forget the cricket and football grounds! Oh, and we have this big sports event every year called Spardha.

Admission: The curriculum was really good and gave us a taste of the industry. The first year covered health and hospital management, and in the second year, we got to pick our specialization. Classes were always enjoyable, and group activities in marketing were super helpful for learning practical stuff.

Placement: Most students got placed on campus in good companies like Delloite, ZS, Columbia Asian, Portea, Wockhardt, NHM, and others. The placement process was clear, and all graduates feel proud to be part of IIHMR Jaipur. It would be great if the college could bring in even more top companies for placements.

Campus: The campus feels like Harvard, which is cool. The hostel and food were good. The library had a nice mix of online and offline stuff. I loved the classrooms, especially the old auditorium. One cool thing was the shared network we had a folder with movies and series to watch online.

Admission: The teachers here are super smart and friendly. They're always ready to help with anything you need. The courses give you hands-on experience that's really useful for getting a job. Exams are not too hard, so if you study, you can get a good grade easily.

Placement: Most students in our college get jobs, around 90%. They get paid an average of 6 to 7 LPA, with the highest being 14 LPA and the lowest 4.5 LPA. Everyone pretty much gets internships, and the main job title is manager.

Campus: I really like my college because the campus is so green and beautiful. The hostel here is great, and the food is good. The library is awesome and there's Wi-Fi too. Overall, the infrastructure is top-notch.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really helpful, qualified, and know their stuff. The teaching is good, and the course content is spot on. Practical knowledge is key here. Exams aren't too tough as long as you pay attention in class.

Placement: The college has good placements, but COVID-19 messed things up. It's better to search for jobs on your own rather than depending only on the college. Around 60-70% of students usually get placed by the end of the year. The staff is really helpful throughout the process.

Campus: The campus here is awesome! They've got everything Wi-Fi, labs, library. And the atmosphere is super nice. The hostel and food are just okay, nothing special.

Admission: The teachers here are really experienced and know a lot. They teach us stuff we need to know. The course content is interesting and useful. It's important to study well for exams, not just for grades but for our future too. You need to aim for at least fifty percent to pass.

Placement: Placements at our college vary for each person. A lot of first-year students landed internships at companies like Vigrous Health, Medtronics, Macleods, MSN LupinDigital, Torrent, and Fresenius. They got roles in PMT, marketing, and sales. The highest salary offered was over 10 LPA, while the average was around 6 LPA.

Campus: The library is awesome with lots of books, journals, and even newspapers. Dr. Handerson's library is a great place to study. The classes are cool too, with comfy seats and air conditioning. I like how they use PowerPoint in class. There are two auditoriums one old and one new. They're both cool for different events.