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NEET residential campus near Bengaluru: a system designed by doctors

Residential NEET coaching with hostel for Class 9–10, integrated PUC with NEET, and a long-term course for repeaters. Two campuses near Bengaluru: Magadi Road and Sarjapur Road.

Kodathi campus, Sarjapur Road: running since 2025. Bachenahatti campus, Magadi Road: opening for 2027–28, subject to approvals.

Students listening closely in a NEET class at RIMA's residential campus in Kodathi, Bengaluru
A NEET class at the Kodathi campus, October 2026.

You don't get a medical seat and then become a doctor. You become a doctor, and then you get the seat.

RIMA is a NEET residential academy built on this principle. NEET is designed to identify doctors. Our system prepares the complete student: the knowledge the exam tests, and the habits, health and character a doctor needs. Marks follow from that preparation.

Why families choose RIMA

NEET residential programmes

Three entry points, one residential system. Each programme has one all-inclusive fee covering tuition, hostel, food and study material, given in writing before admission.

Boys working through their notes during a quiet study hour at RIMA

Class 9–10 residential school

CBSE residential school for Class 9 and 10 with the full RIMA routine. No NEET subjects at this stage: the focus is study habits, health and a strong science foundation for integrated PU and NEET.

Who
Students finishing Class 8
Length
Two years (four-year path)
Campus
Bachenahatti, from 2027–28*
About the programme
Two PUC students listening closely in a NEET class, pens in hand

Integrated PU + NEET

1st and 2nd PUC (Science, Karnataka PU Board) with NEET coaching on one timetable and one campus. No travel between college and coaching; hostel, food, tests and mentoring included.

Who
Students finishing Class 10
Length
Two years
Campus
Bachenahatti, from 2027–28*
About the programme
NEET repeaters attentive in a long-term batch class at RIMA Kodathi

NEET long-term, for repeaters

One-year residential NEET long-term course for repeaters and droppers. Begins with a diagnostic of the previous attempt, then a full-syllabus plan with phased tests and doctor guidance.

Who
Students who have written NEET
Length
One year
Campus
Kodathi now; Bachenahatti from 2027–28*
About the programme

*Programmes at Bachenahatti are subject to approvals.

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RIMA in four numbers

  • ~20doctor mentors, across specialties
  • 10½hours of learning a day
  • 0phones for students on campus
  • 10acres at Bachenahatti

As of October 2026.

Daily routine on a NEET residential campus

Sleep, meals, yoga and sport are fixed first. Learning fills the rest: about 10½ hours a day in five blocks of class and self-study. Study time is never taken from sleep.

  • SleepFixed lights-out and wake-up, every day of the week.
  • LearningFive blocks of class and self-study, in a ratio of about 6 to 4.
  • Yoga and sportMorning yoga and breathing; a sports and fitness period daily.
  • MealsSattvic vegetarian food at fixed times.
  • RestProtected rest after lunch, and a quiet hour before bed.

Walk through a day on campus

A NEET academy designed and guided by doctors

RIMA was created by a doctor and is guided by doctors. The study system, the daily routine, the health and food standards and the mentoring structure are designed by practising doctors so that every student, not only the top ranker, is set up to succeed. About 20 doctors across specialties are associated with the academy as mentors.

  • Portrait of Dr Gauri Sreeram, radiology

    Dr Gauri Sreeram

    Radiology

    MBBS, MD, FRCR (UK); Fellow, Obstetric Ultrasound

    Consultant Radiologist, Mallige Hospital. Talks to students about imaging, precision and the doctor who is never seen.

  • Portrait of Dr Puneet K Nagendra, pulmonology

    Dr Puneet K Nagendra

    Pulmonology

    MBBS; DTCD; DNB Respiratory Medicine

    Consultant pulmonologist and associate professor. Connects the breathing practice students do each morning with the lungs they study.

  • Portrait of Dr Rajiv Lochan J, liver transplant surgery

    Dr Rajiv Lochan J

    Liver transplant surgery

    MBBS; MS General Surgery (gold medal); FRCS (Edinburgh); MD (Newcastle)

    Lead and senior consultant, HPB surgery and liver transplantation, Bengaluru. Speaks on long operations and steady hands.

  • Portrait of Dr Sandesh Prabhu, cardiology

    Dr Sandesh Prabhu

    Cardiology

    MBBS; MD; DM Cardiology

    Consultant cardiologist and electrophysiologist in Bengaluru. Shares what a night on call teaches about responding, not reacting.

Meet all the doctors and faculty

Dr Varun Murthy, founder of Rebuild India Medical Academy
“A child can become a good NEET aspirant with coaches. A child becomes a doctor with mentors.”

Dr Varun Murthy, MBBS (KIMS, Bengaluru), practised medicine before building schools and study systems. He designed the 16-point Success Blueprint that runs every day at RIMA and leads the academy's mentoring. Co-founder: Dr Sanjana S N, MBBS, MD.

Dr Varun Murthy, MBBS, Founder

How the RIMA System works

Two campuses near Bengaluru

Both campuses run the same routine, the same rules and the same system. Programme and year decide which campus a student joins.

New academic block at RIMA's Bachenahatti campus on Magadi Road, under construction in October 2026
Opening 2027–28, subject to approvals

Bachenahatti, Magadi Road

Ten-acre residential NEET campus in Magadi taluk, about an hour from Bengaluru, built for Class 9 to 12 and repeaters. Under construction; progress is published on the Building Bachenahatti page.

Students in front of RIMA's Kodathi campus building off Sarjapur Road, Bengaluru
Running since 2025

Kodathi, Sarjapur Road

South-east Bengaluru, off Sarjapur Road near the Wipro corporate office. Home of the NEET long-term residential programme for repeaters since 2025.

NEET residential admission 2027–28: how it works

Admission is based on readiness and alignment, not Class 10 marks. Seven steps, each giving both the family and the academy the information to decide. Every enquiry gets a prompt reply from the admissions team.

  1. Watch Start Here

    About an hour of videos on the RIMA YouTube channel explaining the system, the campuses and the admission process.

  2. Readiness Profile

    Taken online by the student after parental consent. A readiness profile across five areas, not a pass-or-fail test. Instant report.

  3. Counselling call

    For aligned profiles, the admissions team calls to schedule a counselling conversation.

  4. Open house and visit

    The RIMA system presented to families, in person or online, with doctors on the panel for questions.

  5. Parent Alignment

    Each parent records what they understand, expect and commit to. Parent alignment is weighed alongside student readiness.

  6. Campus assessment

    Academic tests written on paper, on campus, with no devices.

  7. Admission

    Confirmed after board results. Registration alone is not admission.

Begin with the Readiness Profile.

About 40 minutes, online, after a parent's consent. A profile of where the student stands today, not a pass-or-fail exam.