Faculty of Allied Health Sciences Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Faridabad

Placements: As a physiotherapy student in the 3rd and 4th years of our degree, we have clinical postings three days a week. We go to well-known hospitals like Asian, Metro, QRG Marengo, Apollo, and some clinics. After completing the degree, we can open our own clinics. We also have the option to pursue master's and Ph.D. degrees.

Placements: Few students got placed in our college. Around 40% of students got placed in our course. The highest salary offered was Rs 40,000 per month. The minimum salary offered was Rs 20,000 per month. Few students got internships in our course. The top role offered is a junior nutritionist.

Placements: Everyone gets an internship, but they have to find it on their own. You can get placed after your Master's. The placements are mainly provided in hospital fields or sports complexes.

Placements: There are no placements for students, and they do not help in the internship program. There are no suggestions for any hospital or multi-national companies. They take the credit for jobs from students which they got without the help of the college. Placement system is disappointing

Placements: In terms of placements, the placement cell isn't good enough here. Recruitment for other courses like B.Sc and BBA isn't much effective. Our college placement cell needs to be more developed and should provide equal opportunities to all the students.

Placements: In nutrition and dietetics, placements are not very nice, but due to a very small number of students, it makes it easier. The highest salary package offered in the last year was 3.7 LPA, which is pretty good for nutrition and dietetics. Many reputed companies such as HealthifyMe, Unacademy, Max Academy, Apollo Hospitals, HCL Healthcare, etc., offer good opportunities here.

Placements: Not many students were placed because of covid, but the highest average package was 4.5 LPA. Not many companies came because of covid. Almost all the students went for internships in hospitals but we're sent back because of covid. The role of a clinical dietitian is offered.

Placements: Due to the pandemic situation, there were no placements. Opportunities were offered, but the further process of interview was not carried out. The packages offered were according to the market. We were offered job opportunities from the organizations like Zeal Health and Infotech.

Placements: Due to COVID, many students did not go for placements. Students opt for higher studies. The salary package offered in placements was 3.35 LPA. The course offered a role as a dietitian or nutritionist in any hospital, industry or sports. A small number of students applied for placements.

Placements: Almost 80% of the students got placements. In the physiotherapy branch, the salary package offered starts from 1.7 LPA, and the maximum salary package offered depends on the physios. All the students of our course got an internship in hospitals. Physiotherapy plays major in all the medical fields like in ICU, OPD, ortho, neuro. Overall, the physios play a great role.

Placements: The placements at MRIIRS are above average when compared to the colleges of the same tier. Some of the organisations that visit our college are Medanta, IBM, and Honda, etc. The packages go as high as 7.5 to 8 LPA and as low as 1.7-2 LPA. The average package offered is nearly 3 LPA.

Placements: Placements are good and internship is not provided to students in Masters level but in graduation internship is compulsory in last semester for students but it is not provided by the college so students. Placements are only available for some field like food tech but students who opted sports nutrition, public health and clinical, there is no placement for them and no internship.

Placements: I don't know much about the placements of our college. But it's fine I guess. Seniors are posted in good hospitals as well as in well-known teams. Like Apollo, sports academies. I hope too that I will be posted in a good team too. As the study is fine here.

Placements: Placements in the college for our batch were average. Almost 3 out of 14 students were placed. The lowest salary package offered was 1.8 LPA, and the highest was 3 LPA. The average salary package offered was 2 LPA. Roles related to diet counselling for medical and non-medical patients, diet formulation, sales and operations are offered to students. There is a placement cell, and all the placement activities are managed by it.

Placements: There is no placement for physiotherapy students. But in other departments there is placement for students. You have to do it by your own. But 6 month's internship is there in hospitals like BK, Sarvodya etc. Don't know whether students gets paid for internship or not. But overall its okay.

Placements: Around 70% of students got placed in our course. The salary package offered is around 7 LPA - 12 LPA. Apollo Hospital and Max Healthcare visit our college. Students work in hospitals, clinics, and private practice. There is a friendly and corporate student community, a strong reputation and recognition in this industry of the academic community, and good placement support with strong industry connections and internship opportunities.

Placements: There is no percentage criteria but if you got amazing percentage you will get scholarship and you tuition fee will be deducted by 25-50%. There are many placement upto 70 LAP. MRIIRS is known for there high technology and is deemed to be University.

Placements: Teachers collect data with the concern of the students for placement. which is a new system because as far as I know, our senior batch did not have such an offer. The roles offered to students are basically as a nutritionist and can be placed in hospitals, health care, clinics or food factories.