Kailash Institute of Nursing and ParaMedical Sciences

Admission: The teachers at this college are super supportive. They explain things really well and are always there to help even after class. The exams are based on what we learn in class, so it's important to study. If you don't, the exam can be pretty tough.

Placement: Around 35 out of 40 students in my class got jobs at hospitals after graduating. The average salary ranges from 2.9 LPA to 4.5 LPA. Lots of us ended up at Kailash Hospital. Almost everyone in our batch found a job through the college.

Campus: The college has mostly good facilities, but we could really use Wi-Fi in classrooms and AC during hot summers. The labs are in great shape. The mess and hostel are well-maintained, and the food from the cooks is tasty too.

Admission: The teachers at this college are young, around 25 to 27 years old. They're strict, but some of them have Ph.Ds and really know their stuff. They can explain things easily and make learning fun.

Placement: Around 10% of us got jobs in the college's hospital, but the pay was kinda low. The highest salary package for our course is 6 Lacs per year, while the lowest is 3 Lacs. The hospital itself hires us, so that's where most of us end up working. Good thing is, all students get free internships, so everyone gets one.

Campus: The college has two buildings - one for hostel and mess, and the other for classes. Sadly, there's no Wi-Fi in either building. The food in the mess is really oily and not good for health. The canteen is tiny, selling overpriced packaged food that's not very healthy.

Admission: The teachers are really nice and they work hard. Sometimes they can be strict depending on how students act. The classes aren't super focused on preparing you for the industry. They don't give too many tests during the term. Passing the semester exams is pretty easy.

Placement: I got placed in Kailash Hospital after scoring above 70% in my academics. You gotta be hard-working, self-motivated, and show some leadership skills. If you score above 60%, you can land some cool internships in companies. The starting salary is at least 3 LPA. Good opportunities here for sure!

Campus: The hostel here is really nice with top-notch facilities. The food in the mess is great, and they give us plenty of time for sports and games. Our classrooms have smartboards that help us learn better. The library is awesome, with all the books we need for our classes.

Admission: The teachers at Kailash Institute are super qualified and always ready to help. They really know their stuff! The course content is good, but there are lots of rules that make it feel more like school than college.

Placement: The nursing institute is top-notch with 100% placement in hospitals like Kailash and Jaypee. The average salary is around 25000-30000, and every student gets internships in different hospitals. When it comes to placement and internships, this college in Greater Noida is the best!

Campus: The college doesn't have Wi-Fi for students, which is a bummer. But they do have labs, especially great for nursing students. There aren't any smart classes, but there are cameras in every room. Phones aren't allowed on campus, and you'll get fined if caught using one. The hostel is pretty good, but the food is just okay. Luckily, medical help is always on hand.

Admission: The teachers are really knowledgeable and well-qualified. They give us notes first and then explain them. There are about 60 faculty members to help us out. We also get to learn a lot from industry professionals. The course curriculum is super helpful too.

Placement: The college has great placement opportunities - almost all seniors get jobs in different companies. The college organizes interviews with big companies who come to campus, and most students end up getting hired. It's a really good chance to start your career!

Campus: The Wi-Fi is good, and there are labs, a library, a medical room, and sports facilities. The labs and classrooms are top-notch, and the canteen food is tasty. The hostel rooms are spacious and have everything you need. I didn't have any problems during my time at college.

Admission: The pass rate is 50%, which is pretty average. The semester exams are not too tough. The teachers here are really great - they know their stuff and are always ready to help. Their teaching is top-notch and they prepare us well for the industry. The highest grade is around 80%, which shows that students can do well here.

Placement: In my course, we learn how to help and support students through therapy. About 70% of us get placed after finishing the course. The salary packages range from Rs 30,000 to Rs 50,000. Most students also land internships at Kailash Hospital. It's a great opportunity to gain hands-on experience.

Campus: The canteen is alright. We always have medical help if needed. The sports teachers are great and really push us to be active. They always stress how important sports are. There's no Wi-Fi because phones aren't allowed. The labs are top-notch. Classrooms are clean and organized. The library is awesome.

Admission: The teachers here aren't great. They don't seem to know much and don't really care about helping us. The classes are a mess, and the exams feel all over the place. There's not enough support, and it seems like they don't really care about how we're doing. They offer a lot of courses, but there just aren't enough good teachers to go around.

Placement: My experience at this college was totally real. I wish someone told me this before I joined. There were hardly any job opportunities. Some companies visited, but no one got a job offer. And even if they did, the company never followed up. They claimed to have perfect placement records, but that was far from the truth. They even made us write fake reviews. It's better to think twice before enrolling here.

Campus: The hostel was a disaster. No warden, just male guards in the girls' hostel. Seniors were supposed to take care of us. We couldn't use our phones at all, not even for UPI or calling home. New students only got 15-45 minutes for calls each day in the first week. We couldn't bring in any electrical stuff like chargers, heaters, or laptops. And the rooms couldn't even be locked from the inside, which was super unsafe. After classes, we had to do hospital work. There were only two coolers for the whole floor. The staff and seniors kept saying it was the best college, but it was the total opposite.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really great. They all have a B.Sc. in nursing. The teaching is good and the pass rate is 100%.

Placement: Most students in our college get good placements, which is awesome. The college is really great overall.

Campus: The hostel isn't anything special, just average. I pay Rs.200000 every year for the college fees. They do have buses for transportation, which is convenient.