R.R. Group of Institutions Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers at the college are really smart and always ready to help. But some subjects, like material science and computer organization, aren't that important for computer science students. I think Data Structures & Algorithms and web design labs are more useful for getting ready for job roles in the industry.

Placement: The college I go to has a good 30-40% placement rate. Big companies like HCL, TCS, Airtel, and Reliance come for placements. They look for skills in DSA, programming, and networking. The college provides certification and coding platforms to improve skills. To get placed, you need to prepare for tests, interviews, and be ready for the industry.

Campus: The labs at my college have Wi-Fi and are great for learning new skills. The food in the mess is okay. I stay in a hostel with 3-4 roommates. The medical help is basic, and living in the hostel can feel a bit strict.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff, which helps us get ready for the real world. The exams can be tough, but it all depends on how well you study. The college is all about helping us succeed in our studies.

Placement: I noticed that this year, most students from the biotechnology branch got placed around 80%. The average package offered is about 4 LPA. The college has been organizing placement drives to prepare students for the industry and get them used to the curriculum.

Campus: The college has all the facilities you need. They have a library with books for all courses. The hostel provides breakfast, lunch, tea, snacks, and dinner. It's great!

Admission: The teachers at our college are super talented and have a lot of experience. They always help us not just with learning, but also with finding great jobs at top companies. We even have evening classes that help us get 100% results.

Placement: The job placements at my college are really good. Every year, many companies like HCL, Wipro, and more come to hire students. Almost everyone gets a job because we get chances to interview with a few different companies. It's pretty much guaranteed that you'll get placed after graduation.

Campus: The college campus is huge with forty different areas and all the classes have Wi-Fi. They've got separate hostels for guys and girls with rooms for one, two, or three people. Plus, there are CCTV cameras for safety.

Admission: The teachers here are really nice and knowledgeable. They have a background from IIT. The courses they offer are practical and will help us in the future. We learn about sustainable development, carbon credit, and more. Also, they bring in guest speakers and organize trips to industries. To get ready for exams, we have 2 small tests during the semester and 1 big test before that.

Placement: So far, 45% of students got jobs. The average pay is 3 LPA. The highest offer was 4.3 LPA, and the lowest was 2.5 LPA. Big companies like JBM, Justdial, and Jubilant FoodWorks hire here. The college really focuses on getting everyone placed.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure with Wi-Fi in labs, smart classrooms, and a library. Wi-Fi works everywhere on campus. Hostel fee is reasonable at about Rs. 60,000 per year. Food quality is good and they provide sports equipment. Plus, there's a gym in the hostel for just Rs. 500 a month.

Admission: The teachers are cool, but some can be a bit mean. The exams are easy as long as you understand the theory a bit. The teachers are helpful and give you time to understand things. You can ask them questions one-on-one if you need help.

Placement: The placements are okay, not amazing. But some people do get decent job offers. The companies that come for recruitment aren't the best mostly Wipro, TCS, and others. The college encourages us to do internships through them. The job roles they offer are mainly for chief programmers.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here is pretty bad. Our classrooms are just okay. The food isn't great and the oil they use can make your throat hurt. Sports-wise, there's only one event. It feels like they only care about studying and don't really support other interests.

Admission: The teachers here are really good. They know their stuff and are always there to help. The classes focus on real-world skills that we need in our careers. Exams can be a bit challenging, but the passing rate is fair. It helps us learn and understand the concepts better.

Placement: Most students got placed with good salary packages, from 3 LPA to 50 LPA on average. Big companies like Google, Amazon, and Infosys hire here. A lot of students also did internships at places like Infosys and Wipro. They got roles like Software Developer, Data Analyst, and Consultant.

Campus: The department has really good Wi-Fi, cool labs, smart classrooms, and a big library. The hostels are clean and safe. But the food in the mess isn't that great, and the canteen doesn't have a lot of choices. The medical help and sports stuff are awesome, though.

Admission: I love my college because the teachers are super experienced and helpful. They're not just good at teaching, they also help us get ready for job interviews. They're always around to support us with anything we need. Plus, they even have evening classes to help us do well in our exams. It's awesome!

Placement: At my college, lots of big companies like TCS, HCL, Infosys, Bajaj, Hyundai, and more come to hire students every year. They hire almost everyone from all streams, so almost everyone gets a job. The average salary is around three to five LPA. It's cool because every student has a chance to get hired by different companies.

Campus: Our campus is massive, with lots of green space around it. We have separate hostels for guys and girls, both with Wi-Fi and AC. The classrooms are cool with AC and projectors. The food in the hostel is pretty good, and there's tight security with CCTV cameras everywhere. You can't leave the hostel or class without permission. You need a valid pass to leave class.

Admission: The teachers here are strict and focus on teaching from books. They don't give us notes, so we have to rely on what's in the books. The course doesn't really prepare us well for the industry. The exams are usually easy, but sometimes they can be a bit challenging.

Placement: Around 30-40% of students in my college get placed with salaries less than 3.5 LPA. Companies like Wipro and TCS come for placements. If students want internships, they have to find it themselves. We can't do internships outside the campus.

Campus: The course infrastructure is pretty basic. The labs are okay, but the library doesn't have many books for our subjects. The food in the hostel is really bad. Most students living there prefer not to eat the college food.

Admission: The teachers here are really good. They know their stuff and are easy to talk to. The course covers things that are useful in the real world. Exams are a bit challenging, but most people pass with an 85% rate. It's a good mix of understanding the ideas and using them in practice.

Placement: Most students here land jobs with salaries ranging from 3-50 LPA. The average package is around 8 LPA. Big companies like Google, Amazon, and Infosys come for placements. Lots of students also get internships at Infosys, Wipro, and TCS. They offer roles like software developer, data analyst, and consultant to get us ready for the industry.

Campus: The department has super-fast Wi-Fi, cool labs, smart classrooms, and a big library. The hostels are clean and safe. Food in the mess is healthy and tasty. The canteen has lots of different food choices. The medical help and sports facilities are really good.

Admission: I thought the teachers were pretty good overall. They knew their stuff and were helpful. Most of them were experts in their fields and seemed to enjoy teaching. But sometimes, they taught too fast or focused too much on theory. A few teachers could've been more friendly and open to questions. But overall, I had a good experience with the teaching in my course. The course covers the basics well, but it could be more up-to-date with what's happening in the industry. Some topics feel old, and there should be more hands-on learning. While the course gives a strong base, extra training or internships specific to the industry would be helpful for getting a job. The exams here are known to be tough, but they're doable. It depends on the course and the professor. Some exams are easy, while others need a lot of thinking. Usually, 70-80% of students pass, but it changes every year.

Placement: I took a course where around 60% of students got placed. The highest salary was about €šÂ¹12,00,000 per year (around $14,500), while the lowest was €šÂ¹20,000 (around $242). On average, people were earning €šÂ¹4,50,000 per year (around $54,450).

Campus: The department has awesome facilities for learning. The classrooms are big and have cool stuff like smart boards and projectors. The labs have all the latest equipment for hands-on learning. The library is full of books and online resources. Wi-Fi is super-fast. There are study areas and chill spots for hanging out with friends. The hostel is nice and clean, with big rooms and good light. They have Wi-Fi, laundry, and a kitchen for cooking. It's in a safe area with easy access to transport. The food in the mess and canteen needs some work, but they're trying to make it better. There are other places nearby to eat if you want something different. The medical facilities on campus are not great, but there are hospitals nearby. There are lots of sports facilities like a gym, fields, and a pool. You can play sports and stay fit.