RIBS Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers at this college really care about us students. They offer extra classes to help us do well, and the way they teach is awesome. They make sure we understand everything without getting bored. Exams aren't too tough, and the teachers even highlight important questions for us. They show us how to do well in exams and support us to get good grades. It's a great place to study!

Placement: I go to Ramaiah Institute of Business Studies. About 75% of students here get jobs. The highest salary for B.Com is 195000 and for BBA is 210000. Some big companies like Amazon, Infosys, and Tata come here to hire. Most students get internships at top MNCs too about 96% of us.

Campus: Our college organizes events like sports day, cultural day, and ethic day every year. They also focus a lot on the NSS camp. The classrooms are clean and they provide good facilities like Wi-Fi, computers, and laptops for studies and presentations. The canteen serves a variety of food, which is great.

Admission: The teachers here are super friendly and always willing to help out and answer questions. The courses match what the industry needs right now. The exams are a bit challenging, but if you study regularly, you can do well. Everyone in my class passed their exams without any problems.

Placement: Most students here land jobs after college around 95%. The big shots offer up to 9 LPA, while the average is 3 LPA. Amazon, Infosys, and Tata come for placements. And all B.Com students get internships, from KMF to Deloitte. Good opportunities all around!

Campus: The college has free Wi-Fi and cool classrooms. The library is awesome too. The lab has e-library stuff. The hostel is nice and clean, good for studying. The food is tasty and healthy.

Admission: The teachers in our college aren't that great. I wouldn't suggest joining this college to other students.

Placement: Around 30% of us got jobs after finishing our course. The average salary was 3.74 LPA, with the lowest being 2.50 LPA. Companies like Oyo, IBM, and Macfee come to hire students. Sadly, there are no internships available here.

Campus: The campus infrastructure needs improvement. Unfortunately, there's no Wi-Fi on campus. We don't have access to a lab, and the classrooms aren't well-maintained. The canteen also needs some work.

Admission: The teachers in our course were not that great. Some of them didn't teach well and wasted time chatting with other students. But there were a few awesome teachers who really helped us prepare for our future careers. I'm not sure about the current teachers. The Bachelor of Commerce program is good because we learn a lot about the business world here.

Placement: The college placements were really disappointing. They only brought in one company, Cargill, which was just a small start-up. They had us go through 2 rounds of interviews an aptitude test and a face-to-face one. A lot of students didn't bother showing up for the interviews, so no one ended up getting hired. We didn't even have any internships available, which was a big letdown. The salary they offered was just 2.5 LPA. Overall, I'm pretty bummed about the whole situation.

Campus: The campus wasn't the best, but it was okay. The classrooms were okay, but the Wi-Fi worked well. We rarely went to the lab, only for one Excel class, but not many students showed up. The library had only a few books. I'm not sure about the hostel, but the food in the canteen was just okay mostly snacks. They gave us medical insurance, and the sports events were okay.

Admission: The teachers here are super knowledgeable and professional. They really know their stuff and make sure we understand everything well. The course they teach us is spot-on for getting ready for the real world. And hey, the pass rate is pretty good at 70%!

Placement: Most students get jobs after finishing college, around 74% each year. The pay is pretty good too the highest is 12 LPA, the average is 7 LPA, and the lowest is 4 LPA. Companies like Wipro, Tata Consultancy, and Infosys hire a lot of students. Some popular jobs are Human Resources Information System Manager and Loan Officer. And about 65% of students get internships too.

Campus: The college has really good facilities. The labs have top-notch equipment, and the classrooms have projectors to help with learning. There's also a canteen with lots of food options in a clean setting. And if you're into sports, they have volleyball facilities too. Overall, a great place to study!

Admission: The teachers here are a mixed bag. Some are really helpful, but most aren't. They don't really guide us well on what we should be learning. It feels like they just want to finish the syllabus without caring about teaching. The course content doesn't really prepare us for the industry.

Placement: There were no placements available in our college because no companies visited us. None of us got an internship from this course. No roles were offered either. It felt like a waste of money.

Campus: The college facilities are kinda lacking. The only good thing is the Wi-Fi it's fast and everyone can use it. The labs are cool, but there's no canteen or mess. They don't have medical facilities either. They do organize sports events, though.

Admission: Some teachers here know their stuff, but others seem like they just graduated. They focus too much on exams and not enough on what's happening in the industry. Practical subjects are lacking in concepts. Theory classes can be decent, but some seem like they're just there to tick off attendance.

Placement: None of us from our class got a job after college. Only two companies came for placements, and there were no internships. The teaching was just focused on the B.Com syllabus. They didn't help us with placement training or practical work experience. Even the academics were all about getting good grades, not really understanding the subjects.

Campus: The facilities here are not great, especially the library. There's only a volleyball ground, but it's mostly used for parking. Sadly, there's no canteen. The management made false promises about having a football ground for students, but it turned out to be private.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and give us good advice on our assignments. That's the only good thing about the exams because they're tough and come from the university. The new department head isn't great though. They don't listen to any problems we bring up, not even the principal.

Placement: The college has a placement rate of around 60%. The highest salary offered after finishing a course is 4 lpa, while the minimum is about 1 lpa. It's not top companies that visit for recruitment, mostly lesser-known ones. Getting a job here might need some help from outside referrals.

Campus: The classes are organized well, but the facilities aren't great. The fans and projectors could be better. The Wi-Fi is really bad, and there are network problems. The library only has course books, no extra books. They need to improve this stuff.

Admission: The teachers in the BCA department are not great. The head of the department is not from a computer science background and this is her first time teaching it. She doesn't know much about computers. The semester exams are tough because the teaching is not good. We have to study by ourselves and figure out our own questions. The passing rate is only 45%.

Placement: Placements in our college aren't great. The lowest salary is 5,000, and the highest is about 12,000 per month. No big companies come to hire students, and there are no internships provided. We have to look for internships on sites like Internshala or LinkedIn.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is pretty bad compared to others. We don't even have basic things like proper water in the bathrooms or bins. There's no Wi-Fi or medical help available. The canteen is not great, and the only breakfast option is Maggi noodles. Plus, there's no college ground or good sports facilities.

Admission: The teachers mostly focused on theory and exams were really easy. The course content was a bit confusing and not very practical. It's easy to pass because the pass rate is only 40%.

Placement: Many of my classmates didn't get placed because they prefer going for further studies. The placements mostly focused on marketing jobs for finance students, so there weren't many options for other streams. I wouldn't recommend relying on the placements here for a high-paying job.

Campus: The classrooms were decent enough, but I wasn't too impressed. The library isn't very big, and there aren't a lot of books available. The college hostel is nice, but it's a bit pricey compared to living off-campus. The food in the hostel is good though, they serve both North and South Indian dishes which is cool.