SVNIRTAR Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are super helpful. Everyone seems happy with how they teach. The courses we take are spot-on and prepare us well for the real world. The exams can be tough, but it's all part of the challenge. About half of us pass each semester.

Placement: Only a small percentage of students get placed in this course, around 10-15%. The highest salary you can get is Rs.44,000 per month, while the lowest is Rs.27,000. For a 6-month internship, the minimum salary is Rs.8,000 per month. Most students, about 80%, manage to secure internships. This course sets you up for a career in the medical field.

Campus: The college has really good buildings. We have 4 separate ones for classes, practicals, boys' hostel, and girls' hostel. No Wi-Fi though. Classrooms are digital which is cool. The food in the hostel is okay, but the girls' hostel is a bit messy.

Admission: In the Occupational Therapy Department, there are 2 female teachers and 4 male teachers. I really understood the lessons taught by one of the male teachers. The other 3 teachers, I didn't really get what they were teaching. I think this might be the same in other colleges too.

Placement: I don't really know much about job placements after finishing the course, but here's the deal: after we finish the program, we have to do a 6-month internship at SCB Medical College. But starting next year, we'll be doing our internships at AIIMS Bhubaneswar instead, which is pretty cool. Plus, we have classes at both SVNIRTAR and SCB Medical College.

Campus: The college buildings are old and the paint outside is all stained. Looks like they're renovating because the President is visiting soon for the Annual Function. The girls' mess is really bad. They cook with refined oil, which some people might not like.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. The course we're doing is spot-on and gets us ready for the industry. The exams each semester can be tough, but it's all part of the deal. About half of us pass, so you gotta work hard.

Placement: I took this course and about 10-15% of students landed jobs after. The highest pay was Rs.44,000 a month, while the average was Rs.27,000. We also got Rs.8,000 monthly for a 6-month internship. Almost 80% of us snagged internships. This course sets you up for a career in the medical field.

Campus: The college setup is pretty good. We got 4 buildings here - one for classes, one for practical stuff with patients, and separate hostels for guys and girls. Sadly, no Wi-Fi around here. The classrooms have all the tech stuff, but the food in the hostel is just okay. Oh, and the girls' hostel could use some cleaning up.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and supportive. They always help us out in workshops and guide us through everything. The course layout is great, with two exams each year along with regular viva and quizzes. It's a lot of fun to explore all the different things they offer.

Placement: Lots of companies come to hire students. They offer good jobs with an average salary of Rs.22,000 to 30,000 per month. After finishing the course, students can do their PG and find a job easily. The placements here are really good.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is getting better. They have a huge library that's open for 6 days every week. Classrooms, labs, and workshops are all nicely furnished. The hostel is nice too, with beds, closets, and study tables. They also have lots of events happening regularly.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and know their stuff. Many of them actually studied here and now work here too. We need to make sure we attend at least 80% of our basic occupational therapy classes and just be there for the rest. To pass, we've gotta get at least 33 marks in each subject. The faculty really cares about us and helps out with anything we're struggling with, whether it's school stuff or personal issues.

Placement: To get into this course, we took the CET exam at Swami Vivekanand National Institute of Rehabilitation Training and Research. Once we finish the course, we can do internships at AIIMS and other hospitals. The better we do on the exams, the more job offers we get from companies.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here is pretty good you can find it in classrooms, the library, and the lab. The faculty cares about stuff like the hostel and mess. They fixed the mess issue too.

Admission: The teachers are really smart and they teach in a friendly way. There are 19 teachers in total, and 4 of them have postgraduate degrees. We have practical classes 3 times a week, and the practical teachers are experienced and skilled. They show us how to do things with their hands.

Placement: To get into this college, you need at least 50% in PCB. Then you gotta pass an entrance exam. The course lasts for 4 years with a 6-month internship. After you graduate, you can start with a salary of Rs. 8,000 to 9,000 per month. On average, most students get around Rs. 20,000 per month. Your salary really depends on how much you know and how skilled you are.

Campus: The college is great! It's got nice buildings, good Wi-Fi, and cool classrooms with AC. The library has tons of books, like 4,000 to 5,000 of them. If you did well on the entrance exam, you might snag a spot in the hostel. Plus, there's a canteen, a playground, and a clinic for emergencies. It's all here!

Admission: The course curriculum is solid, and most professors have Ph.Ds. They're friendly and supportive, though there are a few exceptions. Exams happen twice a year, once each semester. If you stay on top of your studies, you can get a good grade.

Placement: The placement scene here is pretty solid. Almost everyone who goes for placements ends up with a job, while others go for further studies or exams. The average salary offered is between 3 to 4 LPA. Plus, we also have internship opportunities that last for six months.

Campus: The college has good facilities. The classrooms, labs, and library are all new and have AC. The hostel is nice too. The library has lots of books and research papers. You can easily borrow books from there.

Admission: The faculty at this college knows their stuff. They're experienced and smart. But the way they teach is kinda old-fashioned. The lessons are helpful, though. We all learn a lot of practical stuff. But we don't get much real-world experience from the industry. The class sizes are small, which is nice.

Placement: The college didn't have any job placements for physiotherapy students because it wasn't recognized by the council. No companies came for recruitment, and the only job opportunities were in medical BPOs found online. We didn't get any internships from the college either. This was a big issue for us physiotherapy students.

Campus: The hostel was nice. The classrooms and library were decent. We had a sports ground on campus, which was cool. Unfortunately, there was no Wi-Fi for students. The labs were okay, but they weren't very modern, and there weren't many computers.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They specialize in different subjects, which helps us all learn a lot. We also get to do fun activities outside of class. The exams are a bit tough, but they help us learn a ton about medicine.

Placement: The college is working on placement opportunities, which should be available in the next 2 to 3 years. The internships here are really great. I think this college is a good choice if you want to become a physiotherapist.

Campus: The college has separate buildings for classes and hands-on learning. The girls' hostel is close to the academic building, while the boys' hostel is around 500 meters away. Meals are served twice daily in another building on campus.

Admission: The teachers at this college, which is run by the central government of India, are really great. They know their stuff and are friendly to students. The campus is a bit far from the city, about 30 km away, but it's nice to study in a natural setting.

Placement: Every year, lots of companies come to campus and hire students with decent pay. Around 30-40 students got selected last year. The lowest pay for BPO students is $20,000 per month and for BPT students, it's $18,000. The highest salary offered is between $25,000 to $30,000. All the students, around 120 of us, from both courses managed to secure internships. However, during the internship, we only received $8,000.

Campus: The college is affiliated with UTKAL University and the government of India, so the infrastructure is top-notch. The classrooms are equipped with modern technology and the canteen in the hostel is clean. The hostel itself is comfortable and has all the necessary facilities.