R.R.Group of Institutions

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They're really supportive and nice. They create a great vibe on campus. Not only do they help us with our studies, but they also cheer us on in sports. They're super friendly and always willing to lend a hand. Love them!

Placement: I would say our college doesn't offer a lot of job placements. They mostly give placements to top students. But not everyone gets a good placement. About half of the students in our college landed a job.

Campus: I love how our college helps us find good jobs after we graduate. They're also super supportive of all the sports and other activities we do. We have everything we need here for sports like football, running, badminton, and more. It's awesome how they give lots of perks to athletes.

Admission: The teachers at our college were really good and knew their stuff. They taught us well. The exams in the first year were tough, but the ones in the second and third years were more manageable.

Placement: After graduating, everyone in my class found jobs in various hospitals. I landed a job at Sapthagiri Hospital in Bangalore.

Campus: The classrooms have cool stuff. The library is a nice place to hang out. The labs are awesome. The hostels are just okay. The food is tasty. We start getting job placements from the second year.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really helpful, especially the experienced ones. Students here take their studies seriously. We have 3 semesters in our department, and let me tell you, the semester exams are tough. You need at least 50% to pass.

Placement: The nursing college I go to, R.R. Institutions, is great for placements. Most students, around 85%, get placed in the GNM course. It's a 3-year program and costs Rs 391000 in total, with Rs 191000 per year. The top hospitals for placements are NRR, Saptagiri, Sanjivani, and AIMS Hospital. Almost all students, 90%, get internships in GNM. The college has strict rules, though.

Campus: The classrooms are clean and organized. The nursing department in the library is top-notch. The hostel is also well-maintained with great facilities. We have a good variety of food options, and the quality is excellent. The canteen is always clean too. The college has a huge campus with plenty of sports facilities available for everyone. It's a great place to study and enjoy college life.

Admission: The teachers at this college are awesome! They really care about us and know their stuff. They teach well, interact with us, and even join in on fun activities. I found the extracurriculars super interesting. Exams can be a bit tough sometimes, but other times they're not too bad. Overall, the teaching is clear and the teachers are always there to help.

Placement: The placements were pretty good at our college. They had placements in Delhi and Hyderabad. Most of the seniors got placed, so it felt safe. The highest salary offered was around 10 lakhs per year. Around 80% of students got jobs, with the lowest salary being around 6 lakhs. It seemed like everyone was finding jobs, which was great.

Campus: The facilities at our college were awesome. I really liked the labs, library, classrooms, and the whole campus. We had Wi-Fi all over the place, which was great. The hostel was nice, and the food was delicious. Plus, the extra-curricular activities were all top-notch.

Admission: The teachers at this college are top-notch  they really know their stuff and have tons of experience. The classes cover everything we need to know for the real world. Instead of semester exams, we have yearly exams, and we just need to get 50% to pass. It's a great place to learn!

Placement: In my group, we had around 80 classmates. Almost all of us got placed after finishing the course. The highest salary back then was INR 3,91,000, but now it's INR 5,91,000. Some of the popular hospitals for placements were Sapthagiri, N R. R, MAX, and Fortis. In the GNM program, everyone landed internships at places like AIMS, Sapthagiri, and MAX. The main job roles we were offered were staff nurse, nursing superintendent, ICU nurse, OT nurse, and fresh nurse.

Campus: The Wi-Fi and labs in our department are awesome. The labs have cool experiments that help us learn better. Classrooms are neat and cozy. The library has lots of books to read. But, the hostel food isn't great, and studying there isn't easy. On the bright side, the hostel has a big field for playing sports.

Admission: The teachers here are really friendly and they give us notes which are super helpful. They know their stuff and make learning easy for us. In our second semester, we start our industry training which is a great hands-on experience. The exams aren't too hard because we can understand everything in class and from the notes. Our faculty members are awesome and always ready to help, both in and out of college.

Placement: The job placements at our college are awesome! The highest salary offered is Rs 25,000 per month. Lots of hospitals recruit our students, and almost all of us get internships. GNM is the top course here, so there are plenty of job options. A bunch of students land high-paying jobs too.

Campus: The campus has free Wi-Fi, which is awesome. The classrooms, library, and air conditioning are all top-notch. There's a variety of books to choose from. The hostel rooms are super clean. The food is tasty and safe to eat. Plus, they offer medical checkups for free.

Admission: The teachers at our college are super knowledgeable and helpful. They make learning easy and interesting. The courses are well-organized and practical, which prepares us well for the real world. Unlike other programs, GNM students here don't have semester exams  we have yearly exams and need to score at least 50% to pass.

Placement: In my batch, there are around 80 of us. We have three colleges in our course, and most of us got jobs after graduating. The highest salary I heard of was 3,91,000, but now it's 5,80,000. Places like Sapthagiri Hospital, N R.R. Hospital, MAX Hospital, and Fortis Hospital often hire nursing students. In the GNM program, everyone got internships at cool places like AIMS Hospital and MAX Hospital. After finishing, we can get jobs like staff nurse, nursing superintendent, ICU nurse, OT nurse, fresher nurse, and nursing anesthetist.

Campus: The Wi-Fi in our department is top-notch, and the labs are always in good shape for doing experiments. They keep everything clean, and the classrooms are great for learning. The library has lots of different books to choose from. But the food in the hostel is not that good, which makes it hard to focus on studying. At least the hostel area is big enough for playing sports.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are always there to help us out. Exams can be tough, so we need to put in the work. It's cool that over 60% of students pass. The course content is great for learning practical skills. We even get to go on field trips to pharmaceutical companies. Gotta make sure to do well on the internal exams though!

Placement: Most students here end up getting jobs after graduation like around 72% of them. The salary they offer is between 3 to 8 LPA, which is pretty decent. Apollo is the main company that hires students from our college. And about 70% of students manage to snag internships here. You can land roles like pharmacist, chemist, or even government jobs through these internships.

Campus: The college has Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, and a library. The food is good, and they also have medical facilities, sports, and games. It's a pretty good setup for students here.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They really know their stuff and are super helpful. The semester exams are not too tough, and most students pass with a 96-97% success rate.

Placement: Almost all students in our college got placed after graduation, which is awesome! The average salary package was around 3.91 LPA. This course lasts for 3 years. Almost everyone got internships during the course, and some even got a 6-month posting right here on campus.

Campus: The food in our hostel is really good. There's no ragging on our campus. We have Wi-Fi in our hostel. The classrooms are nice and the projectors work well.

Admission: The teachers are okay, but not great. They each teach a few subjects. They're not experts, but they're nice and helpful. They all have master's degrees, but they're not the best. Some teachers ask for money to pass the lab test, which is not cool.

Placement: Placements were okay in our batch. Out of 5 companies that came to our college, only two students got jobs. One became a team head and the other a consultant. The highest salary offered was 5L per year. Definitely room for improvement.

Campus: The college doesn't have great infrastructure. There's no good lab, and the parking is just okay. Wi-Fi is there, but students can't use it. The library is average, and there are no medical services. Sports facilities are also just okay. The hostel is pretty bad. The bathrooms need work, and the water isn't great either.