RGUHS Bangalore Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Jayanagar, Bangalore

Placements: The passing percentage of students in our colleges is 50%. The highest or lowest average package in our colleges is 10 Lacs. For our B.Pharma course, the companies that hire us are drug companies and hospitals. The passing percentage of students for internships is 50%. The top rules of our colleges are 10 + 2 with pcmb or PCB courses in PU.

Placements: I am pursuing GNM. During our tenure, several hospitals came to give nursing students placements, and about 60% of them were chosen through on-campus placements. Medanta and Narayana are two key recruiting hospitals for our course, with staff nurses being among the positions available.

Placements: This is an MBBS degree. Every year, about 200 students get admission to this college. The average package is around 1 lakh. We get paid during the internship about 35 to 45k per month. We got the seat through NEET, which is one of the most difficult exams in India.

Placements: I'm enrolled for B.Sc. Nursing in this college this year. It is a 4-year course. We are yet to get placements and internships as we have not completed this course, but our college has a good record of placements and internships. Almost 80% of past students got placements in various medical institutes with a good salary package.

Placements: 90% of students got placement from this college. The highest is 5 lakh, and the lowest is 3 lakh offered in degree courses. 70% of students got internships from companies like IBM, Robo Software, etc. These are the top recruiting companies. Permanent valuable certificates are given for 3-year degree courses.

Placements: No percentage is required; they will directly admit for physiotherapy if PUC is passed. The highest is a 250,000 package for physiotherapy. Wenlock and Mangala's hospitals are two gathered. Internships will be in Mangala Hospital and Wenlock Hospital. Placement will be given.

Placements: I studied B.Sc. Nursing in this college. These courses offered many jobs in Health care Industries. We can get Jobs in International companies like Master, Apollo, Manipal, Fortis, and many local hospitals with attractive salaries, And we can job opportunities in other countries also.

Placements: About 60 to 75% of students were placed in my course. There was no package offered in my course. There are a few companies like AJ Hospital recruiting for my course. About 75 to 90% of students got internships from my course in companies like AJ, Wenlock, etc. MPT students get top roles in my course.

Placements: There are a total of 30 students, and it is a 3-year course with clinical practice. All 30 of them are getting internships, and all are doing great jobs. You can also continue as a lecturer in this course after M.Sc. Even a Master's is present in the college with all the clinical practice, and good lecturers and guides will support you.

Placements: Our batch only had 54 students, but considering it was the 2020 batch, we were the least in number due to COVID. But other batches have more than 70 members each. It costs around 1.5 Lacs per year for a government-allotted seat through NEET, around 3.5 Lacs for a NEET-allotted private seat, and around 4.5 Lacs for management seats. Most people go for PG NEET to complete their Masters, open their own clinics, or work in different clinics. All passed-out students get a year of internship in the ad...

Placements: The batch that I'm in is 2022-2025 in the BBA aviation course. Our batch is the first to start this course in this college and has gone through so much in the starting, and now we are happy about it. It is slowly improving with students. Being the first batch, we went for internships at Chennai International Airport under the airport authority of India. The role offered is customer service. This internship made me gain more knowledge and experience in this field of study. All students in our cla...

Placements: The placement percentage for all colleges is different. As it is the best college in Karnataka, the placement percentage is 50-60%. Students who pass exams got internships. Many types of companies are available in the pharmacy course.

Placements: My course name is BAMS. It is an Ayurvedic course. Each batch in our college has 60 students. The Ayurvedic doctor is the tag after completion of the degree we get by this degree. Fest criteria change per year. Our college hospital is good. There we do good practice.

Placements: There are 60-90 students in each batch of B.Sc. Nursing. It is a course of four years. The highest package is around 7-8 lakhs (excluding clinical fees) per year. The lowest package is 40,000 per month (state children). The average package is 12-13 lakhs, including all fees. Companies like Manipal, Apollo, Sparsh, and ESIC recruit here. The college recently tied up with Germany and the UK for international campus recruitment. Top roles include staff nurse and matron.

Placements: In our class there were 52 students. I have paid 200,000 for my 1st year tuition fee, including donation, and 90,000 for the coming 3 years. We have to pay extra fees for clinical postings; it is according to the hospital policy. And we have placements in Apollo, Sakra, and many top hospitals, and our seniors got the placements in this hospital last month.

Placements: I am in an MBBS college. We generally don't look for placements because after our UG degree, most of us start preparing for PG entrance exams. Only a small minority of people drop out after MBBS and start their own clinic. The college offers multiple specializations in multiple fields. Overall, we doctors don't worry about placement. Once you are in MBBS, you will never sit idle for the rest of your life.

Placements: As being a medical college, there are no placement facilities like other colleges. But there is more chance of getting placed in a company or industry after passing out from here. Teachers will refer students to companies or industries for a job after their studies.

Placements: Nice college and the best environmentally friendly campus and the best professors for teaching. The placements are also available in the same college where you study; you can work in their hospital only. For example, if we complete our internship later on based on our MBBS degree, we can work in the teaching department for our experience.

Placements: Actually, we are becoming doctors, so after getting a degree, we can work in private hospitals & clinics for a minimum 20k per month, & we can pursue PG in the MBBS after giving the NEET PG entrance examination. On the basis of passing percentage, almost 80-90% of students get their degree in the batch. Internship is provided in the medical hospital in the same college for one year.

Placements: In contrast to most other private medical colleges throughout the country, our college pays during the internship, about 15,000 Rs. Internship is compulsory in order to get the license to practice and is 1 year long. Almost everyone writes NEET PG after the MBBS course. There are a decent number of patients as it is one of the biggest tertiary care hospitals in a radius of 50 km. The quality of education is good enough to get a good ranking in PG exams if you take studies seriously during the co...