Coaching for the preparation of IIT and NEET, Also provide foundation courses. These are the some clips of recently Teacher's day ❤️ celebration.

Really good environment in some smaller batches. Teachers make their effort well. Some tasks like doubt sessions could be improved. Brilliant-2023 passout.

Very good institute. I was a part of '23 JEE batch, and currently I am in IIT BHU CSE 3rd year. I got AIR 1010 in JEE Advanced.

I did my 13th year for Jee in 2009-2010 target batch. I did not ended up cracking Jee ( IIT-JEE ) that time by 11 marks. But I ended up scoring 10089 in AIEEE and 1069 in UP-SEE. Also, I cracked ISAT -2010 and eventually ended up joining IIST Trivandrum for my bachelor’s in Aerospace Engineering then I worked for ISRO for 5 years in Bangalore as Scientist C and D. Then moved to USA for my PhD at UIUC in 2019 and defended my PhD in 2023. I finished my MS+PhD in record 4.5 years for my Department. I currently work as Sr Data Scientist at CVS Health in Chicago. I wanted to say that Jha Sir, Rai Sir and OP Sir were instrumental in my learning of Physics, Maths and Chemistry. Not just that it helped me understand the world in which we live but it also laid a strong foundation for my Career which would have been shaky if I would have gone anywhere else. So, strong basics can take you so far in life and if you are compromising on that then you know where your life will go. I just wanted to emphasize on the strong basics which JRS focuses on and which is pretty much what I remember to date. Even in my PhD I dont remember anything I learned from my engineering but only the physics, chemistry and maths from my JRS days. I think pretty much the 11-12 coursework is all we need to become successful in any field related to engineering( even remotely) and if our basics are weak we will struggle in life. Thats what I have seen in longer run for many of my friends who went to kota and learnt 1/2 of the basics. So just choose wisely is all I wanted to say

My experience at JRS Tutorials was really disappointing. As a NEET aspirant, I came here with high hopes, believing their reputation would translate into the focused, expert guidance required for medical entrance exams. Instead, I feel like I've wasted a crucial year and a significant amount of money. The classes were overcrowded, often with over 200 students in a single batch. It felt less like a tutorial and more like a mass lecture, where personalized attention was non-existent. The faculty, while knowledgeable, seemed to be teaching to a generic syllabus for both engineering and medical students. They lacked in-depth conceptual clarity needed for the NEET exam, especially in biology and chemistry, was completely overlooked in favor of a broad, rote-learning approach. The study materials were a major letdown. They were filled with irrelevant problems and lacked a clear focus on the NEET pattern. Time and again, I found myself skipping sections that were clearly geared towards the JEE exam, which was a frustrating waste of my time. Whenever I tried to approach a teacher with a specific doubt, I was either rushed or told to come back later, only to find the same dismissive attitude. The "mentorship" they advertised was non-existent. JRS Tutorials talks a big game, but their execution falls short, particularly for medical students. If you are serious about pursuing a career in medicine, I strongly advise you to look for a coaching center that specializes in NEET preparation and offers a more personalized learning environment.

I had high hopes when I enrolled at JRS Tutorials, but unfortunately, my experience was far from satisfactory. Some teachers seem underprepared or uninterested, and there's little to no focus on clearing students' doubts. The batch sizes are too large, making it hard to get any personal attention. Despite their promises, the so-called “individual support” is practically nonexistent. Study materials are outdated, and the test series lack depth and relevance to current exam patterns. What’s more frustating is the lack of proper management. Scheduling is erratic, classes are often canceled or rescheduled without notice, and communication from the staff is unprofessional. Overall, JRS Tutorials feels like a money-making business rather than a place focused on real student development. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone serious about their academic goals.

I would just say worst and worst. There staff have no manner of talking and especially the admisiom counter overall the teacher are of old age and i would say they are not williing to teach you they just come to class to just do their task of completing the class they were not interested on student especially the o sir and k sir they have no ethics according to their age just blaming student and getting jealous of pw that's it They are not going to help you at all if you come you have to competete and have to do work on yourself they are not going to help you.They are just focusing on the student who is going to get rank and honestly i would say the rankers do self study and their help is just to take credit Honestly i would say to the teachers if you are not williing to teach students why are you here why you have opened the coaching i don't know but it definetly going to ruin the life of many students I won't say teachers don't have the knowledge but they don't wanna teach. Overall your syllabus is not going to complete here you should focus on yourself and study