NEET residential campus at Kodathi, off Sarjapur Road
NEET coaching near Sarjapur Road with hostel: RIMA's Kodathi campus in south-east Bengaluru has run the residential long-term programme for repeaters since 2025.
Life at Kodathi
Kodathi runs the same residential day as every RIMA campus: about 10½ hours of learning in five blocks, morning yoga, daily sport, sattvic food, fixed sleep and no phones.
Students live on campus in separate hostels for boys and girls, with resident wardens. Doctors lead perspective sessions. Families visit on Sundays from 10 am to 4 pm, booked ahead (as of 2026).
How to reach Kodathi
From Sarjapur Road, turn towards Kodathi near the Wipro corporate office. The campus is in the BTI campus.
- Varthurabout 8 km
- Bellandur and the Outer Ring Roadabout 8 km
- Sarjapur townabout 11 km
- Electronic Cityabout 12 km
- Whitefieldabout 14 km
- Koramangala and Silk Boardabout 14 km
- Majestic, central Bengaluruabout 25 km
- Kempegowda Airportabout 45 km
Approximate road distances; traffic on Sarjapur Road varies by hour. Families from Kolar and Hosakote come via Varthur.
Questions about Kodathi
Which programme runs at Kodathi?
The NEET long-term programme for students who have finished 12th and written NEET.
Is there NEET coaching for girls with a hostel here?
Yes. Girls and boys live in separate hostels with resident wardens. What to ask about any girls' hostel.
Can parents visit?
Yes, on Sundays from 10 am to 4 pm, booked ahead (as of 2026).
Can a student leave campus?
Students stay on campus. They leave with a named adult on fixed days, as agreed at admission.
Will the long-term programme move to Bachenahatti?
From 2027–28 it also runs at Bachenahatti, subject to approvals. Kodathi continues.
Visit Kodathi on a Sunday.
Meet the campus director, see the classrooms and hostel, and ask anything.