RDIAS Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers at our college really know their stuff and are always there to help out. They make sure we're learning what we need to get a job after we graduate. The exams each semester are not too easy but not too hard either. They make sure we understand the material and can apply it. If you put in the effort, you'll do well because most people pass with flying colors. It shows that the school is doing a great job supporting us academically.

Placement: The job placements here are awesome! Big companies like Deloitte, TCS, and Infosys come to hire students. The highest salary you can get is €šÂ¹12 LPA, while the lowest is around €šÂ¹3.5 LPA. Most students, about 85%, manage to land a job or intern. They offer different roles like business analyst, marketing, HR, and finance jobs that match what companies are looking for.

Campus: I love my college campus! The labs and classrooms are top-notch, making learning super fun. The library is huge and has all the books I need. The canteen serves clean food, and we have great sports and medical facilities too. Plus, the Wi-Fi is awesome for staying connected.

Admission: The teachers and staff at this college are super helpful and nice. Almost all of them have PhDs and know their stuff really well. The teaching is top-notch and exams are not too hard. They give us lots of assignments and projects to work on.

Placement: I heard from older students that most of the students got jobs. The top package for BBA was 10 lakh rupees, and the average was around 3 lakhs. Companies like Deloitte, Airtel, and Byjus hire students. Internships start from the second semester and really help our resumes.

Campus: The campus is small with just 2 buildings and 3 floors each. There's no lift, but the Wi-Fi is great everywhere. They have 3 computer labs and the whole place is air-conditioned. Two libraries offer lots of books, and there's a small canteen with okay food. Plus, there are 2 common rooms for hanging out.

Admission: The classes follow IP university's curriculum. Each semester has 3 assignments and covers 4 to 5 subjects. We have both internal and external exams. The professors use PowerPoint slides and share real-life examples to help us grasp the concepts easily. It's relatable and makes learning more interesting.

Placement: The internship options aren't great, and the pay is pretty low. The placements are okay, but most are not from big companies. They have a job fair every year.

Campus: The college is pretty small, with two different buildings that should really be connected. The cultural fest isn't that big, but it's still fun. Every classroom has air-conditioning, which is nice. Unfortunately, there's no hostel on campus.

Admission: The teachers were a mix - some great, some not so much. The courses were relevant and made us industry-ready to some extent. The subjects were pretty easy, but non-Maths students might find it tough. Still, it's manageable. The pass rate for exams was around 80-90%.

Placement: I didn't sit for placements because I wanted to do my Masters, but about half of my classmates did. The highest salary offered was around 9 Lacs, with an average of 3-4 Lacs. Companies like Wipro, Drishti IAS, and UAS International came for placements. The college organized internship fairs, but the internships offered were just okay. The popular roles were mostly business development executives.

Campus: The campus isn't huge, but the classrooms, labs, and Wi-Fi are good. They've got A. C. too. The canteen food is okay. They have medical facilities, but no sports facilities since there's no ground. However, RDIAS has a school called Rukmini Devi Public School where you can do sports. No hostel in RDIAS.

Admission: The teachers at Rukmani Institute of Advanced Studies are super helpful. They're like mentors always there to help us out. The course is spot on with the curriculum and gets us ready for the industry. Love it!

Placement: I did my BBA course at this college. 60% of us got placed which was cool. The highest salary was 4 lacs and the lowest was 2.55 lacs. Decathlon was the top company hiring us. Most of us got internships there too. They offered roles in Sales and HR. It was a good experience overall.

Campus: The college has Wi-Fi and lifts, which is great. The building is well-maintained and the seats are comfy. There are two big libraries here. The teachers are good and cooperative. The canteen could be better. Every class has a projector, which is cool.

Admission: The teachers at our college were really helpful and knew their stuff. They had a lot of experience and taught us well. They were always there to help us out. The exams were kinda challenging, but not too hard.

Placement: I really liked how our college helped us with placements. Around 40% of students get job offers which is pretty cool. Different companies and startups come to our college for placements. The average salary for BBA students was 6 LPA. And the best part is that 60% of students land internships too. It's great how our college sets us up for success!

Campus: The college I go to has everything we need labs, a library, big classrooms, a gym, sports complex, and a canteen. The buildings are really nice. There's also a hostel with good facilities and comfy rooms. The food at the hostel mess and canteen is pretty good too.

Admission: The teachers at this college are super helpful and know their stuff. The course material really prepares you for the exams. We get to go on cool trips to different industries. The exams aren't too tough  most students pass with flying colors. The teachers are always there to lend a hand when you need it.

Placement: I'm taking a course with around 180 students in both morning and evening shifts. The highest salary offered is 8 LPA, while the average is around 2-3 LPA. Companies like Decathlon and Times of India recruit students for roles like business analyst and marketing.

Campus: The college has 2 libraries and Wi-Fi. There are two buildings with classrooms. We also have a canteen and a terrace for games. No hostel or mess facilities, but the campus is clean.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They really know their stuff and are always there to help out with any questions. The teaching is top-notch and the course covers everything you need to know. The exams are a bit tough, but manageable. You need to score at least 40% to pass, which isn't too bad considering both internals and externals. Overall, it's a great place to learn and grow!

Placement: If you get 75% or more, you can get a job. BBA students get around 3 to 4 LPA on average and the highest package is 10 LPA. Companies like Okhla, Amazon, and Magicpin hire a lot of students. Most students get internships at places like Wellcore, Okhla, and Magicpin. After my course, I can work as HR, marketing manager, data analyst, and other roles. The college helps us find good jobs.

Campus: The campus isn't huge, but it has Wi-Fi, nice classrooms, and a library that's open all the time. There are labs for projects, and the canteen has good food. But there's no medical or sports stuff on campus.

Admission: The teachers at RDIAS are awesome! They're friendly, super knowledgeable, and have lots of experience. They're always there to help us out and go above and beyond to support us. The faculty organizes webinars with industry experts and alumni to share their experiences with us. They also take us on industry visits to give us hands-on experience. It's really cool!

Placement: Around 180 students are in each year, and about 60% of them get placed. But you need to be good in studies and confident to land a job. You can apply for placements after the 5th semester. Before that, the college arranges internships by the end of the 2nd year. I'm in my 5th semester now, so I'll be part of the placement drive this year. The highest package is around 10.5 LPA, and the average is 5 LPA. Companies like Outlook, Hindustan Times, Sherkhan, BYJU'S, WIPRO, and more visit for roles in sales, HR, digital marketing, and business development. For internships, about 45% to 60% of students participate, both paid and unpaid, in places like Decathlon, Snapdeal, and more.

Campus: The college has decent infrastructure, but the grounds are small. There are 2 common rooms one with table tennis and table soccer, and the other with carrom board and chess. There's enough seating for 7 to 10 friends. All classrooms, labs, libraries, and common rooms have AC. The classrooms have smartboards, blackboards, and CCTV cameras. There's an open canteen with good food options. I heard the medical facilities are good, but I haven't used them. The college organizes game events, like a BGMI competition in the fest. The only downside is there are network issues in the classrooms.

Admission: The teachers are really nice and know their stuff. They use cool modern ways to teach us. The course is super practical and gets us ready for the real world. Exams have been online, so I can't say how hard they are. But around 80% of students pass, so that's good!

Placement: Half the students in our college got jobs. The top companies like Amazon, Flipkart, Uber, and Ola hired a lot of students. Most students got internships, mainly in HR and Marketing. The highest salary was 10 LPA, the average was 6 LPA, and the lowest was 3 LPA.

Campus: The campus is tiny but cozy. There's Wi-Fi for students and schools, plus air-conditioned labs and classrooms. The library is packed with books. No hostel, but the canteen food is yummy and clean. And there's medical help if you need it.