ABSMIDS Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers at this college are really great. They know their stuff and make the classes interesting. They teach us things beyond the regular stuff in the syllabus. Plus, there are lots of patients coming in, so we get to do research as undergrads.

Placement: I really like studying at this college. They admit around 100 students. The BDS program covers all 8 important subjects at a high standard. I think it'll make us stand out in the field. The college also helps us find good jobs. It's cool to know that this course is known even internationally.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here is super fast and easy to access. The labs are awesome, especially the oral pathology one. Lots of classrooms have AC and cool tech like E-learning stuff and lecture recording. The library has tons of books on different subjects. Love studying here!

Admission: The teachers here are really friendly and helpful. Each subject has around 5-6 teachers who explain things well. If we don't get something, we can ask them as many times as we need to. They're always willing to help out. The faculty members are nice too.

Placement: There are 100 students in my class. At this college, they have management and NRI quotas. The BDS course here includes 4 years of studying and 1 year of internship. As first-year students, we're not sure about the percentage of students who got internships here before.

Campus: The university has Wi-Fi which is great. The hostel facilities are nice too, with free Wi-Fi. The food in the mess is decent. First-year girls stay in a new hostel in Uttar Bangalore. The hostel has its own facilities, including a gym nearby. Plus, there are sports and games to enjoy.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome  they really know their stuff and are super helpful. They make learning fun and not boring. Even though the exams are tough, they help you get ready for the big finals. The course is great for getting ready for post-grad exams and other competitions.

Placement: The campus is huge and there's always something going on. They have really good equipment for treatment, and it's all free. The classes have around 100 students. It costs about 5.5 lakhs per year, but most students end up getting placed in government hospitals, which is awesome. The college is ranked 6th in India for deemed colleges. They offer a lot of scholarships and research chances. Plus, the internships pay you too. Almost everyone gets an internship after finishing the course.

Campus: The college here has awesome facilities. Wi-Fi is on all the time, even in the hostel. The library is big and well-organized, with sections for UG and PG. Classrooms are spacious and cool, with good computers for learning. The hospital is big, clean, and well-run. The hostel is comfy, with everything you need, and the food is tasty with lots of options. Plus, there are sports grounds and a stadium for games like cricket and football. Overall, a great place to study and live!

Admission: The teachers at this college are really smart and know their stuff. They teach in a way that makes it easy to learn. The college's curriculum is great because it helps us stay focused, work hard, and also take breaks when needed. The exams are tough, but the teachers are supportive and help us do well. Most students pass because of the encouragement and support we get.

Placement: I started at this college last year after getting in through the NEET special round. The campus is really nice. The teachers here are awesome they're all experienced professionals and doctors. The course costs around 5.3 lakhs for management quota students, but it can be different for others depending on their NEET rankings.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities like a big library, labs with all the stuff we need, and cool classrooms with AC that can fit about 100 students. Each group has around 100 students, split into 4 smaller groups so everyone gets attention from the teachers. The labs are well-kept, with all the tools we need, and the lab teachers are there to help us with experiments. The hostel is nice, with rooms that cost $90000 for non-AC and $140000 for AC, all shared with one other person. There are sports and events, like cricket, football, volleyball, and more. If we get sick, we can see a doctor for free, only have to pay for extra stuff, and get cheap medicine from the hospital. The mess serves breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks at specific times during the day.

Admission: The university offers a bunch of different courses. To get into any medical course, you need to take the NEET exam and your admission depends on your cut off score. The college fee is 5 Lacs per year. It's a five-year program with four years of studying and one year of internship at the college.

Placement: The university offers many different courses. To get into medical courses, you need to take the NEET exam and your cut-off score matters. The college fee is Rs. 5,00,000 per year for a five-year course. You'll study for 4 years and do a one-year internship at the college.

Campus: I really like the college because we have Wi-Fi, a library, classrooms, and a mess. The mess is only for hostel students, and the hostel fee is about Rs. 90,000 a year. The food in the mess is okay. We can also use the indoor stadium and ground for sports. It's pretty cool!