Indian Institute of Psychology and Research Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Hosur Road, Bangalore

Placements: The placements here are great and they have an 80-85% success rate when it comes to placements. The college focuses on the psychology subject more; the placements here are likewise. I personally would give it a 4. I would say it's a wise place for anyone who is looking for good placements.

Placements: There are no placements offered from the college whatsoever. There are no internships as well that they give. Even though there is a placement cell in the college, I'm not sure about it's function. Once you finish your course you have to search for jobs or courses yourself and no help will be provided from the college. If you want LORs, you have to keep running behind the teachers.

Placements: Since I am a first-year student, I am not aware of the placements of our college. Since IIPR is affiliated with BCU, the placements are surely taken care of.

Placements: There are around 50 students in our course. There are no on-campus placements for undergraduate courses, and companies also don't visit here. The college did not provide us with any internship, so we have to search for it on our own. There was no compulsion for it. In our course in future, we can do the job of a psychologist, or get into the marketing department.

Placements: There are no placements here. You can do internships. As far as I know, this college does not have placements. However, teachers recommend students about jobs that will help and improve students and may be useful in their field. I am not aware of the salaries offered. The teachers as are supportive.

Placements: There are no placements offered. If anything, you will have to look for internships yourself. The teachers are helpful most of the time. You should start making connections, right in the beginning, so that you have scope for internships. The course syllabus is good.