AIIMS Jodhpur Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers at AIIMS Jodhpur are super helpful. They're always there to answer questions and even give extra time when needed. They offer extra classes and really focus on helping out students who are struggling. The faculty here is top-notch, making AIIMS Jodhpur the best college around.

Placement: In my batch, there are 125 students 101 boys and 24 girls. They're all super talented and do well in their studies. A few even landed internships. After finishing MBBS, the main thing here is going for postgraduation in various fields.

Campus: The college has great infrastructural facilities with good furniture. They have all the basic facilities covered, and the canteen and mess are good too. It's nice to see trees all around the campus, and the sports and recreational facilities are also good.

Admission: The exams we have are mid-semester, end-semester, and professional. They're not too easy or too hard, kinda in the middle. Passing rate is around 50% for both theory and practicals. The curriculum is spot on and gives us a taste of what it's like to be a doctor with clinical exposure and posting in the early years.

Placement: I'm a student studying Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at AIIMS Jodhpur. I wanted to talk about how our placements are going. Most students manage to get into good medical colleges after graduation or even if they leave in the same year. Doing regular clinical work really helps us learn practically and do well in tough exams. The college also pays us 25k rupees per month during our internship, which is cool.

Campus: The facilities at AIIMS Jodhpur are top-notch. Everything is well-organized, especially the sports facilities. The campus has a canteen and mess for food. And the medical facilities at Jodhpur AIIMS are really good too. The only downside is the education part could be better.

Admission: The teachers here are really good and know their stuff. Classes can be long, like seven hours sometimes, but they're worth it. In the first year, there are two semesters. After the exams, you need to get at least 50% to pass. If you get less, you have to take extra exams.

Placement: Most students get placed in medical fields. After MBBS, they work as MOs or pursue MDAT. Salaries can range from 1-2 lakhs. There are great roles in departments like radiology, neurology, dermatology, and ophthalmology. Everyone completes a one-year internship at the college.

Campus: The college infrastructure is top-notch! The labs are really modern, with all the instruments in good shape. They're expensive, costing lakhs or crores, but worth it. The classrooms have projectors and cool stuff like skeletons for all subjects. The seats are comfy too. The hostel rooms are shared by two people, and they come with a table, chair, bed, and wardrobe. Plus, the food in the mess hall is awesome!

Admission: The teachers at our college are great! They really know their stuff and are always there to lend a hand. The courses we take are spot on, and they prepare us well for becoming doctors. After 5.5 years of studying and internships, we feel totally prepared to start our own practices or work in hospitals.

Placement: Our college doesn't help with job placements. You get in based on NEET PG or AIIMS PG exams. Each department, like internal medicine, surgery, orthopedics, obstetrics, gynecology, pediatrics, and psychiatry, has around 3-4 spots.

Campus: The college has good hostels. There are 3 hostels: one for girls, one for boys, and one for PG students. They're building 2 more hostels. Right now, nursing girls and MBBS girls stay together in one hostel.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really great - they know a lot and are super helpful. The stuff we learn is spot on, and when we graduate after 5.5 years plus an internship, we're totally prepared to start working as doctors. It's awesome!

Placement: Our college doesn't help with job placements. They choose students based on NEET PG or AIIMS PG exam scores. Each department only has around 3-4 spots. Departments like internal medicine, surgery, orthopaedics, obstetrics and gynaecology, paediatrics psychiatry, ophthalmology, and community medicine all have about 3-4 spots each.

Campus: The college hostels are pretty good. There are 3 hostels - 1 for girls, 1 for boys, and another one for PG students. They're building 2 more hostels. Right now, nursing and MBBS girls share one hostel. Around 250 boys stay in the boys' hostel.

Admission: The teachers at AIIMS Jodhpur are really great and know their stuff. They had to pass an interview with the doctors before joining. They're friendly and have cool ways of teaching. The college has its own teaching plan. They told us about research programs like STS by ICMR. There's even a research program here for students into research. The teachers are super helpful with research.

Placement: After studying for 4.5 years, you start your internship. During the internship, you get 23,000 per month (around 2.76 Lacs for a year). Once you're in a PG course, the stipend goes up to 80,000 per month. Placements aren't a thing in medical colleges, but having an AIIMS degree is highly respected all across India.

Campus: The college always has books and journals ready for us to read. We can borrow them whenever we need. The classrooms are all air-conditioned and look like a theater, so we can see the teachers well. Hostel rooms have everything we need - beds, study tables, and a wardrobe. They serve chapati, dal rice, and veggies for lunch and dinner. And for snacks and breakfast, we can choose from milk, tea, coffee, and seasonal dishes. Every student gets their own room in the hostel.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. They explain things well and are always there to clear up any doubts. The course content is up-to-date with NMC guidelines. The exams are challenging, but they help us get ready for post-grad studies. Most students pass with around 80-85% in the semester exams.

Placement: I just finished my MBBS and now I'm interning at AIIMS JODHPUR. Most students, around 80-90%, get internships right after passing their final exams on the first try. Every year, more interns from our college are getting into PG programs. The INI CET ranks have been really good, with even a single-digit rank from my senior batch last November. About 20% of us have already secured PG seats during our internship. Many of my seniors have gotten PG seats in specialties like radiology, orthopedics, pediatrics, and obgy within our college. The most sought-after seat is in radiology, while the least popular is biochemistry. Plus, we're getting a stipend of Rs. 30,070 during our internship.

Campus: The college has lots of facilities like lecture halls, Wi-Fi, and labs for practice like pathology, biochemistry, and microbiology. There's a dissection hall for anatomy too. The library is great with AC and Wi-Fi, plus there's an e-library. The hostel rooms are nice, each with its own door and they clean regularly. The mess serves good food, and there's a canteen with affordable options. A new Nescafe just opened up. The sports facilities are awesome with a sports complex, badminton, basketball, and tennis courts, plus a swimming pool and gym. The hospital is nearby, just 1 km away, for emergencies 24/7. They also have fun fests like Aura and Tejas, with Aura lasting 4 days in March.

Admission: The professors here are really cool. They even wrote some famous medical books! They're super helpful and friendly. Just a heads up, you'll have midterms to deal with. The passing rate is around 50%, so you gotta put in the work. But hey, studying can still be fun if you find your groove.

Placement: I found the placement scene here really great. After studying for 4.6 years, we all get a one-year internship with a monthly stipend of Rs.25,000. Pretty much everyone lands an internship opportunity, which is awesome.

Campus: I really like the new hostel they built this year for both guys and girls. The rooms are awesome and feel like home. Each room has two beds, a big study table, a small drawer, and a closet. There are two bathrooms on each floor, and there are 7 floors in both hostels. The old hostel is smaller but still nice. The mess has great food and central air conditioning. Overall, it's a cool place to stay!

Admission: The teachers at our college are really smart and know their stuff. They help out a lot and focus on students who need more help. They make sure we understand the important stuff. They're the best teachers around!

Placement: In my batch of 2020, there are 125 students, with 101 boys and 24 girls. We have some really talented students here. Most of us get a chance for internships. The teaching quality is top-notch. This college is the best!

Campus: The college's infrastructure is top-notch and well-organized. It's in a central location, so it gets a lot of funding from the government. If you're looking to study MBBS, this is the place to be. Plus, it's right in the heart of the city.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really helpful and know their stuff. They have high qualifications like MD or MS in their field. The program is 4.5 years long with 9 semesters and 3 professional exams. You need to get at least 50% to pass each exam.

Placement: I love how this college gives us a whole year of internships at the hospital. During the internship, they even pay us a stipend. Doing well in the PG exams helps us get into the best department. Plus, over half of us end up getting jobs in big multinational hospitals. It's a great opportunity for real-world experience!

Campus: The college has awesome facilities like Wi-Fi, e-classrooms, a library, and labs with cool instruments. They offer double rooms for undergrads and single rooms for postgrads. Plus, there's a sports complex and activity hall for fun stuff. You can also grab food at the mess and canteens.