ISIC Institute of Rehabilitation Sciences

Admission: The teachers are really nice and know their stuff. They have a lot of experience in the subject. The course is helpful for everyday life. We have 2 internal exams and one big exam every year. You need at least 50 marks to pass.

Placement: During the course, we get to do a six-month internship. It's awesome because we can apply what we learn in real life.

Campus: The college has a girls' hostel for outstation students. It's got a library with books for all our courses. The whole building is air-conditioned, which is awesome. We can play volleyball on the ground for sports. And there's also a basketball court on campus.

Admission: The teachers are okay, but there are a few awesome ones who really help us out. The courses are right for what you're studying. The exams aren't super hard, but you need to put in a lot of effort to do well.

Placement: I started at this college in 2024. It's well-known for physiotherapy and other medical courses. There's a lot of hands-on experience here, especially in physiotherapy. You get to work with patients both physically and mentally. It's a great place to learn!

Campus: The college has everything you need like Wi-Fi, library, and practical labs for hands-on learning. There's even a rehab center for more experience. The only downside is the lack of a sports complex and not many extracurricular activities.

Admission: The curriculum at ISCI Institute of Rehabilitation Science is all set and you can find it on their website. The exams aren't too hard if you study the books and notes given by the teachers and faculty.

Placement: The placement opportunities at ISIC Institute of Rehabilitation Science are really good. A lot of companies come to campus to hire students. The highest package for BPT is around 20 LPA, which is great. The average package is about 6 LPA, which is nice for new graduates. You can find more information on the college website.

Campus: The ISCI Institute of Rehabilitation Science has a good hostel and decent facilities. The infrastructure is also good. The Wi-Fi connection is strong in places like the library and computer center, but overall it's pretty weak throughout the college.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. The course lasts for 4 and a half years, including a 6-month internship. Exams are out of 80 marks, and you gotta pass both theory and practical parts. You just need 50 marks to pass. BPO looks like a promising field ahead.

Placement: The BPO course can take in up to 25 students. To get in, you need to pass the online exam, IPU CET of GGSIPU. In the course, you'll learn to make devices for people who've lost limbs and orthosis for their deformities. Plus, there are internships available for students to gain hands-on experience.

Campus: The whole place is air-conditioned, which is great. They have nice rooms for us students. I like that there's a library just for us to study our courses. They've got computer labs too. The best part is that even the washrooms are easy for anyone with disabilities to use. The whole place is set up to be easily accessible for everyone.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really helpful. They give us all the stuff we need to study and explain things in an easy way. They're easy to talk to and always ready to help out. We have two exams in college and one from the university. The college exams are worth 25 marks each and the university one is 75 marks. You need to get at least 50% to pass.

Placement: In my batch of BPT, there are around 50 students in total. The course goes on for four years and six months. We get to work with patients in rehab centers during our 3rd and 4th year. After four years of studying, we also have a six-month internship. It's a great opportunity to learn and grow in the field.

Campus: In my batch, there are around 50 students. The course lasts for 4.6 years. The first two years are all about theory. Then, we spend the next two years learning theory and doing clinical postings where we work with real patients. Finally, there's a six-month internship off-campus. The canteen is clean and well-run.

Admission: The faculty here is really nice and knowledgeable. They know their stuff and have lots of experience. The course teaches us how to do therapy for patients based on their needs, which is great for getting ready for the job. We don't have semester exams, just two internal exams and one big annual exam.

Placement: There's 25 seats at the Indian Spinal Injuries Centre. It's linked to GGSIPU. To get in, you take the online IPU CET exam. The BOT placement is great with a nice package. The course lasts four and a half years, including a six-month internship.

Campus: The ISIC college is great because it's fully air-conditioned and has comfy furniture. There's a library with lots of books, a computer lab for internet access, and everything is wheelchair-friendly. Plus, there's a separate hostel for girls from outside Delhi. It's a cool place to study!

Admission: The teachers here are super qualified, with almost everyone having a Ph.D. They really know their stuff and are great at helping students out. If you're struggling, they've got your back. The exams aren't too tough either, as long as you put in the effort to study.

Placement: There are 50 spots for students in this program. The college has links with hospitals like Bhagwan Mahavir Hospital and Hindu Rao Hospital. You'll definitely get an internship. They offer BPT, MPT, BOT, BPO, and Masters in BOT courses.

Campus: The college's infrastructure isn't the best because they're connected to a hospital. It seems like they focus more on the hospital than the college. The hostel is only for girls, which is super clean. The fees are okay for students, nothing too crazy.