Krupanidhi College of Physiotherapy, Krupanidhi Group of Institutions

Admission: The exams are fine and so is the teaching. We usually have 100-mark papers, and we need to score at least 50 marks. Otherwise, they label us as "slow learners." The treatment is not fair. Toppers get good treatment, but they are harsh with us average students.

Placement: Some seniors got jobs at Manipal Hospital after they graduated. They told me that the college helped them find these jobs for free. I can't say much more about it until I graduate. I hope things will get better by then, and that there will be more good facilities available.

Campus: The hostel food is really bad. It's not tasty at all. But the games and sports area is cool. Unfortunately, there's no proper medical help available. If you need to go to the hospital at night, you have to contact the wardens first and get their permission.

Admission: The teachers really know their stuff and are super helpful. They're experts in their field and are great at teaching. The exams are tough, so you gotta work hard to do well. You need to aim for at least 50% to pass as a medical student.

Placement: There are only 20 students in each batch for this course. We all get to do our internships in different well-known hospitals in Bangalore. The college doesn't offer placements, but there are lots of research opportunities for students here.

Campus: The classrooms can fit like 100 students at a time. They're bright and have good air. There's lecture halls and a conference hall too. The library is big and has free wi-fi. The hostel rooms are clean. And there's a football ground and other games too.

Admission: The teachers at Krupanidhi are really good. They know their stuff and teach well. They use both blackboard and digital classes. There's about 2 students for every teacher. We got to go to hospitals for our clinical placements.

Placement: Placements at our college are pretty good. Around 10-20% of students landed jobs. The highest salary was 30000 and the lowest was 10000. Almost everyone got an internship from the college, but it's unpaid. On average, the salary offered is 20000.

Campus: The college facilities are totally worth it. The labs and classrooms are super clean. But the anatomy lab could use a new cadaver. The canteen food is not that great. On the bright side, the hostel rooms are awesome. I didn't face any infrastructure problems during my time at college.

Admission: The teachers really put in a lot of effort to help us out. They work hard to explain everything clearly. They give us tests and quizzes often to make sure we're keeping up. The teachers are friendly and make the class feel easy to follow.

Placement: The college helps students get good placements. They give everyone a chance to show their skills. The hospitals where students get jobs are some of the best in Bangalore. We have workshops and talks to help us learn. Every year, there's a big physiotherapy conference with lots of info about the field.

Campus: The college has a really nice campus with a positive vibe. It's clean and green, which makes it easy to focus on studying. We've got a basketball court and a football field for sports. The classrooms are high-tech with CCTV cameras and projectors, which make learning easier. Overall, it's a great place to study and have fun too.

Admission: The college has separate teachers for each subject. The labs are good, and they organize international conferences like Kruptacon. They also have a national service scheme as an extra activity and health camps too.

Placement: The college doesn't offer direct placement, but they arrange many campus interviews. Students are getting hired at hospitals and physiotherapy clinics. Some even do home visits for patients. It's great to see seniors finding jobs through these opportunities.

Campus: The college is really nice. I love how big the campus is, with 11 acres of land and lots of gardens. The buildings are cool, kind of like ones you'd see in Dubai. There's a huge canteen too. It's neat how they have carpet grass all around.

Admission: Exams happen every couple of months. The teachers are really good and have been teaching for a long time. They add up the internal marks. The exams are fair and strict. They even share the marks with our parents.

Placement: The placements aren't great, but there are lots of clinical postings available. The internships pay you, which is cool. You start doing clinical stuff in the 2nd year. The college even has an out-patient department where you see patients from the OPD.

Campus: The course here offers a lot of chances to learn. The hostel is cool, rooms are comfy. We get to meet students from all over, which helps us learn new languages. It's a 4-year course with exams once a year. And the canteen serves some good food too.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are super helpful. They make sure you're ready for university. Almost everyone passes, thanks to the great quality of teaching. I'm happy I chose this Institute.

Placement: The college sent us for internships at top hospitals like Columbia Asia, St. John's, and Sakra. These hospitals even offer us jobs after the internship. It's up to you if you want to take it or not. The MBA program also has tie-ups with big companies like Just Dial. Physiotherapy program is pretty good too.

Campus: The campus is so beautiful with a cool canteen serving different types of food. They've got a football field, basketball court, and a huge green space. The hostel has Wi-Fi and good security, so you'll feel safe. There's a library, labs with all the equipment you need, and even an OPD. Love it here!