SRIHER Chennai Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers at our college were really helpful and knew their stuff. They taught us well and got us ready for the industry. The course we studied was practical and made us job-ready. The exams weren't too tough to pass either. Overall, a good experience at this college!

Placement: I'm happy to say that almost half of the students here get jobs on campus. Our college arranges lots of placement drives for us. The average salary for our course is between 4 to 9 LPA. And the cool jobs we can get after graduating include being a nutritionist, dietician, or trainer.

Campus: The college has really nice facilities and infrastructure for us students in this course. We've got labs and libraries to help us learn better. And there's Wi-Fi, a canteen, a hostel, sports, and other stuff for us too. The food in the canteen and hostel mess is pretty good too!

Admission: The teachers here are really good at what they do. They know their stuff and make it easy for us to understand. They use examples to explain things, which helps a lot for exams. The classes are top-notch, and I'm happy with the quality of education here.

Placement: There are plenty of chances to get jobs all over the country and lots of internships in Chennai. The college has a bunch of courses and workshops to learn important skills. They really push us to join these programs to make our learning better.

Campus: The classrooms are nice and the campus is clean. They serve good, healthy food and have different transportation options available. There are always events happening on campus and it feels safe here with no security issues.

Admission: The teachers here are really good at what they do. They know their stuff and help us out a lot. But they don't really connect with us much. Sometimes they can be a bit harsh, which is a bummer. The course we're taking is practical and gets us ready for the real world. The exams are kinda tough, but doable. You just need to aim for that 35% pass mark.

Placement: In my batch, there are 26 students. Those who met the criteria got placed in my course. The criteria include an interview with questions about ourselves and the course, plus our marks from 10th and 12th grade. Only seniors in their fourth year can do internships for this course.

Campus: The college's setup is pretty cool. It's all air-conditioned, but sadly, no Wi-Fi for us. They've got loads of sports stuff and courts, even a pool and gym. You can grab food from different canteens, and the mess serves South Indian food. Oh, and there's a hospital on campus too.

Admission: This program is for postgraduates. We learn how to design crowns and bridges for teeth. The faculty members are experienced in dental care. They teach all our classes and support us with trial cases and research. The materials for our studies are put together by the faculty.

Placement: I love how this program sets us up for getting placed in clinics. If you do well, your chances are really high. I heard some students even started their own clinics after doing cases here. And the best part? The clinics offer a salary package of 10.2 LPA. It's awesome!

Campus: We only have to buy dental tools and other stuff once a year. The labs have all the radiology gear we need. The college is equipped with fire safety gear, security cameras, and medical facilities.

Admission: Studying B.Sc. Applied Psychology at Sri Ramachandra Institute has been great. The teachers are really experienced and supportive. They balance theory and practical stuff well. The course focuses on real-life skills with research and internships. Exams are not too hard, and most students pass easily because of the helpful environment here.

Placement: The psychology course at SRIHER has good placement opportunities. They help you find jobs through their placement cell. Graduates usually get entry-level jobs in places like hospitals and NGOs. Top recruiters are Apollo Hospital, Fortis, and educational institutions. You can also do internships in hospitals, counseling centers, and NGOs linked to SRIHER. After graduation, you can work as a Psychology Assistant, Research Assistant, HR Executive, or in counseling and psychometric testing.

Campus: The college has awesome classrooms and psychology labs. The library is great, with lots of online resources and journals. There are separate hostels for guys and girls, with over 3,600 rooms. The place has a resort vibe with continuous water and power. The mess serves up tasty and healthy food with different cuisines. Plus, there are cool on-campus canteens. You can play sports and work out at the dedicated grounds and fitness centers. They even have both indoor and outdoor games. And if you get sick, the college has a hospital and medical facilities on-site.

Admission: The teachers here are really good. They use a practical curriculum that helps us learn better. We have 9 exams each semester. And the pass rate is around 50%. It's a great place to learn with hands-on teaching methods.

Placement: I loved how almost all students easily found jobs after graduation. The highest package was around 100,000, the average was 50,000, and the lowest was 20,000. The internship was great for learning practical skills and working with patients.

Campus: The college has awesome infrastructure with great Wi-Fi and top-notch labs. The classrooms are air-conditioned and there's a nice library with all the medical books you need. Plus, the hostel food is really good!

Admission: The lecturers at my college are so supportive. They really encourage us to go for our ideas and help us out with our projects. Thanks to their support, we even got patents for some of our work. And because of them, we do well in our exams.

Placement: I loved how many job options they gave us  like core jobs, non-core jobs, and banking. They even helped us with starting our own businesses. Last year, all of us got placed, which was awesome. And there are so many chances for us to get jobs right here on campus.

Campus: Sri Ramachandra Institute is a big college with lots of courses. The campus is clean and has everything we need. It's eco-friendly and the labs are well-kept with all the tools we need.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They're always ready to help, even outside their office hours. They really know their stuff. The MBBS exams can be tough, but you can pass if you study hard. We have six exams during the year, and then there's one big university exam at the end. Almost everyone passes with a 98-100% success rate.

Placement: Around 250 students are in my batch. We only need to do internships in the last year of MBBS. The internships are at the hospital where we study. Once we finish MBBS and internship, we can go abroad for more training or stay in India for an MS or MD. The faculty is super supportive for research, and the university gives grants for research projects. Our medical college is even recognized by the USA for further studies.

Campus: Our college has four big lecture halls that can fit all 250 students. The dissection hall for first-year students has Wi-Fi and broadcast. The teaching hospital has classrooms on every floor and in the wards for teaching. Hostel rooms for MBBS students are all single with attached or common washrooms. Wi-Fi is everywhere on campus. We've got courts for badminton, tennis, basketball, volleyball, and throwball. Plus, there's a swimming pool and gym you can use for a small fee. And if you're hungry, there are three places to eat on campus besides the mess hall, which is cheap.

Admission: The teachers at our college were really helpful, qualified, and knew their stuff. They guided us well and made sure we understood everything. The course curriculum was spot on and prepared us for the industry. But man, those semester exams were tough to pass!

Placement: The college gives good job chances to M.Sc. clinical research students. The average pay offered here is around 4-7 LPA. They also help students get internships. Companies like Away, DietCare, and Nestled come to hire students.

Campus: The college has great facilities and infrastructure. They provide everything students need like labs, library, canteen, and hostel. There are lots of sports facilities on campus too. The hostel rooms are nice and the food in the mess is tasty. Overall, it's a good place to study.

Admission: I'm currently doing B.Sc, which is a three-year course with lots of different options like Trauma Care and Management. There's also B.Sc (Hons) which lasts for four years and includes internships that can last from six months to one year. If you're into medicine, you can go for MBBS, a four-and-a-half-year course with a required one-year internship. And if you're more into tech, there's B.Tech with options in computer science, electronics, and communication engineering. Lots of choices to pick from!

Placement: The college makes sure all students get placed. They usually get job offers between 4 to 10 LPA. There's a team just for placements. They set up events on campus for job opportunities. The college has good connections for placements.

Campus: The college I attend has a really big medical library that's one of the biggest around here. They even team up with Harvard Medical International! The library has tons of textbooks and journals for us to use. Plus, we've got these cool labs that are super modern. In the physiology labs, we get to use stuff like metabolic analyzers and treadmills. And there's a sports biomechanics lab with 3D cameras and forceplates. We even have a podiatry lab with systems to analyze foot pressure. Oh, and there's an anthropometry lab with stadiometers and other equipment too. It's pretty awesome!