R.R. Institute of Advanced Studies Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: I'm doing my Masters in business administration here. The teaching is okay, but it feels like they're not targeting post-grad students. Our curriculum follows Bangalore University standards and is up-to-date. The semester exams are pretty manageable.

Placement: The job placements at our college are okay. Around 60% of the seniors found jobs in Bengaluru, but the pay was around 3 to 3.5 LPA. Many took the job for experience.

Campus: The college has great facilities like a nice library with plenty of books and journals. They also offer hostels for both guys and girls on campus, but many students choose to live in PGs outside because of the rules in the hostel.

Admission: The teachers here aren't great. They don't really care about us students or our goals. They don't know much and don't help much either. The exams are really hard.

Placement: I really liked that placements are pretty much guaranteed here. The campus partners with big companies, making it easier for students to land a job. Most students get placed based on their own skills, not just because of connections. Starting pay is around 15,000 per month, and there are internship opportunities too.

Campus: The facilities here are not great. The canteen is tiny, and the food is expensive. They don't really care about sports or games. I'm not sure about the medical services. The infrastructure is pretty bad overall. The library is also quite small.

Admission: The teachers at this college need to step up their game. Some of them don't know much about their subjects and aren't great at explaining things. They're not friendly and don't really listen to us. It feels like we're teaching ourselves sometimes. Luckily, the math and management departments are a bit better than the rest.

Placement: Placements in the college are lacking. Companies that visit offer low salaries, making it hard to secure a good job. The college needs to step up to attract better opportunities for students. Only a few small companies come for interviews, offering salaries around Rs 6,000 to 7,000, which is pretty low. Hopefully, things improve soon!

Campus: The college needs to upgrade its facilities. The campus is small and lacks a proper playground. The classrooms have makeshift roofs which are not allowed by the government. Despite complaints, they haven't fixed this issue yet. There are CCTV cameras in the classrooms, but no fans. It would be great if the management could address these concerns and make some changes.

Admission: The teachers here are pretty helpful, but the semester exam prep could be better. I think some of the teachers might need more training and qualifications.

Placement: The salary packages are okay for students. There are good companies that come to hire, but it's up to us to stand out. We need to look for internships on our own. To get into a great company, we need to be really smart. It would be nice if the college could bring in more companies.

Campus: The infrastructure is pretty good, and some facilities are nice. The syllabus and other stuff sometimes get delayed, though. The hostel rules are strict, so it might be better to stay off-campus in a PG with a mess nearby. The college canteen food is terrible, but the games and sports facilities are really good.