Jharkhand Raksha Shakti University Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers are really skilled and always ready to help. They know a lot about their subjects. The courses are well-organized. Exams happen on schedule and we get our grades quickly. If you love Forensics, studying Natural Sciences in B.Sc. and then Forensic Science in M.Sc. is a great path to take.

Placement: At our university, placements aren't really a thing. Once we finish our course, most of us go for M.Sc. in Forensic Science or start prepping for exams like NET/JRF, UPSC, SSC, or Banking. It's all about what path you want to take after graduation.

Campus: The university doesn't have hostels, so most students live in nearby rooms or PGs. The faculty is really helpful and always there when we need them. There's a library on campus, but the labs don't have enough facilities. Some of the chemicals are even expired, which is a bummer.

Admission: The teachers and the courses at this college are awesome. We have guest teachers who work in law enforcement and know a lot about their job. They have a ton of experience. The regular teachers at our school are also really knowledgeable and friendly.

Placement: Our college has this cool program for helping students find jobs. They have courses on security and law. Around 10% of us actually got jobs through this program. Since we're a new college, we're the first group for all the courses.

Campus: The university I go to is all residential, but they haven't finished building the hostel yet. We do have a cool auditorium, a playground, and a really nice library though. It's a pretty nice campus overall.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful. They really know their stuff and are experts in what they teach. The classes are interesting and I like that I can pick my favorite subject to focus on.

Placement: After finishing the course, we gotta look for jobs ourselves 'cause there's no placements here. Jobs are kinda scarce in this field, but we can find some in NGOs and private places. We all get to do internships in cool spots like cyber police stations, CBI, and NGOs. It really depends on what you're into. Some of us ended up with jobs like research assistant, research associate, and field investigator in a handful of companies.

Campus: Our campus has Wi-Fi everywhere, which is awesome. We've got libraries and labs for different courses. Unfortunately, there's no hostel right now. Our university is using the old judicial building as its campus, but they're working on a new main campus too. It's pretty cool to see it all coming together.

Admission: The teachers are super smart. They teach really well. Each department has great leaders. Exams are pretty tough, but if you study hard, you can get good grades.

Placement: At our college, we don't have campus placements. Instead, we apply to companies ourselves in our field. Teachers help us find internships. The college holds an internship fair. If you study forensic science, you can land a job in forensic labs in other states.

Campus: The campus has great facilities for all courses. The Wi-Fi in labs is fast. Classrooms are well-organized. The library is really helpful for studying. No hostel on campus, but plenty of private hostels nearby.

Admission: The teachers are really helpful and teach us stuff that we can actually use in the real world. The exams are okay, not too hard. You need to get at least 46% to pass. The final exams are scored out of 50 for practical subjects and 70 for the theory ones.

Placement: In our course, there aren't any job placements or big companies coming to hire students. We don't even have a placement office. About 30% of students did internships with CID and SFSL.

Campus: The campus is pretty small, but the classrooms are nice. Unfortunately, Wi-Fi is only in the computer lab. The library is awesome, but there's no hostel or mess facilities. The sports and games scene is not that great.

Admission: The teachers at our college are great. They really know their stuff for the NET JRF exam. The exams are fair, not too hard. The teachers make sure we cover everything we need before the exams. Our course is unique and helps us get ready for what comes next.

Placement: In our class, there are 24 students in total. Companies like Wipro and TCS come to our college for placements. Everyone in our college gets a chance to do an internship.

Campus: I really like the libraries at our college. They have a lot of different books to choose from. The campus is great with big libraries, nice canteens, and Wi-Fi everywhere. The classrooms are also really good.

Admission: The teachers are really nice and helpful. They work hard to cover all the topics. They can teach in English and Hindi, which is great. Plus, they offer extra classes if you need to catch up on anything.

Placement: Only cybersecurity students get placements, not other branches. But sometimes, students from political science, business, and security management also get placed.

Campus: The campus is small now, but they're building a bigger one that's 200 acres. The classrooms have AC, the washrooms are clean, and the library is stocked with books and magazines. Just keep in mind there's no hostel, so you'll need to find a private place nearby.

Admission: The courses are good and the curriculum is related to real-world stuff. But, there aren't many Ph.D professors or lab equipment. The teaching is okay, not amazing. They focus on industry stuff, but the job placements aren't great. The semesters are regular, so if you work hard, you can score well.

Placement: I didn't see any info about job placements for UG or PG courses. They do offer internships at places like the State Forensic Science Lab and Central Bureau of Investigation. But from what I know, there aren't any job placements for the courses here. Students don't get much exposure to real-world work stuff.

Campus: The college has all the basics like Wi-Fi, canteen, labs, and library. They don't have hostels on campus, but you can easily find places to stay nearby like around kutchery chowk, Lalpur, and ratu road chowk. The cost is okay, around 5000-8000, depending on what you need.