AIHS Physiotherapy ranking by IIRF is 33 out of 105 colleges in India in 2023 and it was 31 out of 114 colleges in India in 2022.
Stream | 2023 Ranking | 2022 Ranking |
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Physiotherapy | #33 out of 105 in India 2023 #6th in Bangalore | #31 out of 114 in India 2022 #6th in Bangalore |
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Hospitals like manipal, kc general, and Nimhans hospitals and they offered internships they are high recommended hospitals The mainly task for medical students like we want to treat patients and we want to study case study also
Our projects are to treat patients based on their condition . During our internship, we don't get any stipend we should just work and complete our internship for 6 months in different hospitals and complete our tasks according to patient needs.
My college doesn't provide placements or job opportunities. We have to find our own jobs. The management is only responsible for educating students.
Placement and job opportunities are more for CSE and ISE students. I haven't been part of that yet. Amazon had lately visited us for campus placement. Campus placement depends on the department sometimes
Our won't provide placement one should find by themselves. Well for placement one should find the hospital by themselves and complete their internship.
Acharya institutes provide a good placement because they have tie up with somany hospitals they provide placement by checking the quality of the student so they can easly get the job after finishing the course
Career Counselling at AIHS is not limited to counsellors alone. Career Counselling and guidance are offered to students by class coordinators and faculty too. Students are provided insights and support through out the academics in the institution and during clinical postings. The clinical postings are designed in such a way that thr students of Physiotherapy, Medical Lab Technology, Imaging Technology, MHA and Nursing courses get exposures at Government Hospital, various grades of Private Hospitals and Corporate Hospitals. Therefore, the students get expertise in handling patients of all income groups and all layers of the society when compared to students of Institutions that have their own hospitals, where their exposures are limited.
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