ITM - Institute of Health Sciences

Admission: The teachers at our college are awesome! They're really qualified, helpful, and know their stuff. They're always there to support us. Plus, they have extra classes for students who need more help. I like how they have separate teachers for MLT students too. It helps us learn better.

Placement: The placements for different courses here are pretty good. The average package is around 4-5 LPA. The placement cell is well-organized. The whole process was smooth and the college gave us all the support we needed. Overall, the placements at this college are really great.

Campus: The department has great facilities and infrastructure. They've got Wi-Fi, digital boards in classrooms, and labs with internet. The library has a lot of books, even biographies. The canteen has yummy food from all over, not just Indian but South Indian too. Food quality is top-notch!

Admission: The teachers here really help us out. They try their best to teach well, which is great for future studies. We have 6 semesters here. The first 5 are exams, and they're done well. The last semester is about projects and internships. The project is worth 200 marks. We get to do internships in good labs for 6 months.

Placement: The job placements at our college are pretty good. Most of the time, students get placed in medical sales or insurance companies. I'm happy with the placements here. After finishing the course, students can find work in labs or pharmacies.

Campus: I love studying at this college because it's so peaceful and good for focusing. The library is great with lots of books to help with studying. The labs are massive too, like the microbiology and hematology labs. It's a really nice place to learn and work hard.

Admission: The facilities here are really good  they know their stuff and can help you with any questions. Unfortunately, some teachers left because of Covid, but new ones came in. They're okay, but not as experienced. Overall, the course prepares you well for the industry.

Placement: You need above 60% in 12th grade to apply for the course. The university's location isn't great, and only a few students land internships and jobs. The university itself is alright, but the system and management are pretty bad.

Campus: The professors here are really nice and always ready to help. The library is okay, it has most of the books we need, but not all of them are there. The food is pretty good, and there's only a girls' hostel with two floors. Unfortunately, there's no sports field on campus. The medical services are good though. The classrooms and labs are basic, no AC, but they get the job done.

Admission: The teachers here are great! They really know their stuff. If you keep up with your work and join in class discussions, getting through the semesters is pretty easy. But if you fall behind, it can be tough. Just make sure to read all your notes  that's half the battle!

Placement: Placements at ITM IHS are great! Everyone gets a job, with the top package at 6 Lacs. On average, students make around 3.5-4 Lacs. People seem really happy with their jobs. Thyrocare and General Diagnostic are the top companies hiring lab technologists.

Campus: The faculty is great here, they know their stuff and have good education. The library is big and has a lot of medical books, research papers, and journals. They keep everything up to date, which is awesome.

Admission: The teachers in our college are awesome! They explain things really well, so it's easy to understand. The courses prepare us for what's coming next.

Placement: The placements at our college are really great. They help us connect with different companies and hospitals for good job opportunities and experience. Companies like Apollo, Fortis, NMMC, and others come to recruit students with good salary packages.

Campus: The college has a good infrastructure with departments like microbiology and biochemistry. The canteen has okay food, nothing special. It's easy for students to use the libraries and books for studying.

Admission: The course curriculum is really good. It helps us feel confident and ready for the industry. The faculty at our college are smart and know a lot. They teach really well and are always there to support us when we need help.

Placement: I'm really impressed with how many students get placed after graduation from our college. Around 90% of them land jobs. They can get roles like lab operator, researcher, lab coordinator, pharmacist, and more. And the best part? They get good pay packages in pharmaceutical companies.

Campus: Our college has great infrastructure. The classrooms are good for learning theory. The practical labs and library are top-notch. Plus, there's a hostel for students. They also offer medical services, a mess, and a canteen in both the college and hostel. It's all very convenient.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They really know their stuff and can answer any tough questions we throw at them. They have tons of degrees, which is pretty cool. They explain things in a way that makes it easy to understand. The course covers all the important stuff we need to know. If you pay attention in class, the exams are a piece of cake. And hey, the pass rate is 50%, so not too shabby!

Placement: Most students in our course got placed, around 95%. Depending on how well you do, the job offers can range from 1.2 LPA to 19.8 LPA. Everyone gets to do internships at popular hospitals and even gets paid. Places like Aditya Jot, Dr. Agrawal, Ojas Eye Hospital, Infigo Eye Care, and Kenia Eye Hospital offer internships to students.

Campus: The facilities for our course are good and enough. The library has all the books we need. There's a computer lab where we can do research and work on projects. The college doesn't have dorms, but it's close to some. The food in the canteen is okay, but there are food places nearby where we can grab a bite.

Admission: The teachers know their stuff and are really helpful when I have questions. The exams can be tough sometimes, but it's all good.

Placement: The seniors get good placements in labs. A lot of students end up in places like thyrocare, SRL, metropolis, and TATA. The labs usually pay around 25000 to 30000. They mainly hire for lab technician and phlebotomy positions.

Campus: The labs are awesome and the classrooms are nice too. The college offers hostel options with or without meals. They also organize cultural events, sports activities, and a yearly function.

Admission: The teachers here are really great. They work hard with us students, making sure we understand everything. If you keep up with your studies, the semester feels manageable. But if you don't, it can get tough. Just make sure to go over your notes, and you're halfway there.

Placement: The campus did a great job placing almost all the students this year. The highest salary offered was around 6 lakhs, while most students got between 3.5 to 4 lakhs. Companies like Thyrocare, general diagnostics, and lab technologies hired many students. Overall, students seem pretty satisfied with their jobs.

Campus: The teachers at our college are really good and smart. They know their stuff. Our library is huge and has tons of medical and research books. You can find almost any book you need there. It's a great help for us students. Everything here is set up nicely for us.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really great. They know their stuff and teach well. We have awesome faculty for MLT students. There are lots of resources for us to learn and become good technicians. The faculty for our course is top-notch.

Placement: The college helps us with finding jobs after we graduate. They give us advice on our careers too. We get to do internships to learn practical skills, and companies pay well. Last year, students got an average salary of 5.9 LPA. The paramedical institute has been around for ten years.

Campus: I really like how our college is set up. The labs and classrooms are important for our learning. When I was choosing a college, I made sure they had good computers and internet. It makes a big difference in studying and researching.