RIMS Bangalore Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are a hit or miss. Attendance doesn't really matter. The head of the program can be pretty mean. The dean doesn't really care about what students think. Honestly, I don't feel like RIM students are respected at all in this college.

Placement: Most of the companies that come here are for marketing roles. Don't expect to land a job in HR or operations through this college. Only a few companies come for internships and job placements. On average, the pay offered in marketing is around 4 LPA, mostly in sales. Almost everyone here gets placed, around 99%. The placement team is okay, not the best but not the worst either. The highest salary offered to seniors was around 9 LPA.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is pretty basic. The Wi-Fi in labs works fine, but the classrooms are small. The library could be better, and there are no medical facilities on campus. Sports aren't a big deal here we only have one official sports day each year. The hostel is located off-campus, but that's not a big deal.

Admission: The teachers here are great. They're like family to us and always ready to help. If we need help, they explain things really well so we understand.

Placement: Our batch had great placements with 100% of us getting jobs. The faculty also helped us with interview etiquette.

Campus: I love this college for sports! The teachers are really nice and treat us like family. There are a lot of rules, but it's all good. It feels like a home away from home.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They're super friendly and really know their stuff. There's about 30 students for every teacher, but they always have time for you. The library is great too, lots of books and internet access. The courses are practical and helpful. The whole faculty is top-notch.

Placement: The placement scene here is pretty good. On average, you can expect a package of around 4 Lacs per year. Over 100 companies show up for placements, ranging from big ones to startups. Your chances really depend on how well you know your stuff and communicate.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure with free Wi-Fi. There are lots of hotels and canteens nearby and on campus. The campus has parks for chilling out, and there's safe parking too. Overall, the infrastructure is really cool.

Admission: I studied MBA+PGDM which gave me a lot of practical knowledge and real-world experience. It's cool because we get to work with international students and learn a lot from them. They also hook you up with a 3-month paid internship, which is awesome. The faculty members are super experienced with at least 15 years under their belt. Great program overall!

Placement: I love how over 300 companies come to our college for placements. There are so many opportunities here! I got a great job offer with a good salary package. The college management and faculty really support us in getting placements. It's honestly the best college I've ever been to.

Campus: The college is right in the city, super close to the train station. The vibe here is nice, and the buildings are cool. All the classrooms have AC and projectors. They also have sound systems. The classrooms are always clean.

Admission: The teachers at Ramaiah are awesome. They really care about us students and are super friendly. You can talk to them about anything. The college offers counseling too, which helps us have a chill time in college. There are lots of teachers for each subject, and they even have PGL classes for improving our overall skills.

Placement: The placement opportunities here are really good. Companies like Goldman Sachs and Deloitte come for placements. The average package is around Rs. 6.5 lakh per year. Last year, the highest package was Rs. 10 lakh. Lots of good companies visit mainly for marketing, finance, and HR roles. They also offer internships with good companies. Students can choose which interviews to attend for internships based on their interest. But for jobs, there's a selection process. This college is famous for its great placement record.

Campus: The infrastructure here is just okay, nothing fancy. But what really matters is the quality of education, and this place is top-notch for that. They're actually moving the management college to a new building soon, which is pretty cool. The new place is way better they've got projectors in every classroom, air conditioning, and cameras all over to keep an eye on us. Plus, there are lots of shops, cafes, and salons nearby which is convenient.

Admission: The teachers were mostly good, but not all of them. The course plan for MBA and PGPM didn't match up well. It needed some changes. Some guest teachers weren't consistent, so we had to rush through the syllabus at the end without really grasping the material.

Placement: The placements here are decent. Companies such as Oracle, XL Dynamic, IndusInd Bank, Citibank, ICICI, and AMC came for placements. The average salary offered was around Rs. 3 lakhs per year. However, many companies hired through pool campus placements, so not all students from our college got direct opportunities. About half of the students got placed, but it felt like settling for a job.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is not great. They use the basement a lot for things like the cafeteria and small events. It would be better if they improved the infrastructure, like having a proper auditorium and more campus life. That way, postgraduate students can be more interactive and connect with each other.

Admission: The teachers here have worked in big companies and some were even CEOs. Plus, we get guest teachers from IIMs too. They offer courses like PGPM, PGDM (from Annamalai University), and MBA from Mysore University.

Placement: The placements at Ramaiah are pretty good. Every year, over 100 companies visit for placements. They range from small startups to big names like Deloitte, Wipro, and Goldman Sachs. The average package is around 5 lakhs, with the highest being 10 lakhs from Airtel and the lowest at 3.2 lakhs. For internships, there are different programs for each course. The placement office helps us find internships, and we can choose where to work. Most students prefer working in their hometowns, so the stipend depends on the organization we choose.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure with nice classrooms. There's a computer lab with lots of computers and Wi-Fi all over campus. The library has many books and e-books. The classrooms have air conditioning. They built a new building next to the old one. The food at the canteen is pretty good too.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They've been teaching for years, so they really know their stuff. The course plan is great too. We do internships in different companies every semester, which is super helpful. It gives us a taste of what it's like to work in the real world. Love it here!

Placement: I can't wait for the placements to start in August for our batch. The last group of students got placed in big companies like Deloitte, Federal Bank, and ITC with good pay. Excited to see where we end up!

Campus: The college offers everything mentioned in the forum. The food is great for students from South India, but not really my thing since I'm not into Southern dishes. The quality is good, though.

Admission: The teachers at this college are super smart  they all have a doctorate degree. They know their stuff and teach really well. It feels like they're our friends, which is cool. Plus, the syllabus is always up-to-date.

Placement: The college has great placements for Computer Science and Electronics branches. Around 80% of students were placed. It's the 4th best college in Karnataka. The salary packages offered are really good.

Campus: The campus has great facilities, like clean buildings and well-maintained spaces. We get awesome Wi-Fi with fast internet. There are separate hostels for guys and girls with top-notch facilities. The labs have everything we need for our experiments. Love it here!