AIIMS Raipur Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The professors, lecturers, and nursing tutors here are super qualified from all over the country. We have semester exams every 3-4 months for internal assessment. After that, we do pre-professionals and then professionals. The final exams are a big deal for evaluating how we're doing.

Placement: I'm one of the 75 students chosen through counseling every year. We all got internships at the hospital and are paid 13,500/- for 6 months. Being at the hospital helps us learn a lot by seeing real patients and treatments up close.

Campus: The nursing college has its own building apart from the medical college. We get to see lab demos for different departments like NF, MSN, OBG, CHN, and more. The food from the mess is okay, but it's not always the best quality. They pick the menu based on what the students want.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are super helpful. They're always pushing us to grow and improve. We go through 2 semesters every year with exams to test our skills. The exams can be a bit tough sometimes, but overall it's not too bad.

Placement: In our B.Sc. (Hons) Nursing class, we've got around 75 students. Our teachers are really smart and they teach us everything we need to know. This will definitely help us ace our exams and find jobs later on. The most popular courses in our college are MBBS, nursing, and paramedical.

Campus: The dorm here is pretty cool. In the first year, we get single rooms with our own bathroom. After that, we still have single rooms, but we share bathrooms. They give us stuff like a study table, chair, and lamp. And we have windows for fresh air. The cafeteria serves okay food.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. They're also great at teaching. The curriculum is super useful for us future doctors. The exams are tough but that's good because we need to know everything. Most students do well in their next classes.

Placement: Around 125 students are in each batch. After 4.5 years of studying, MBBS graduates start their internship once they pass the final exam. Our seniors did well and got into top medical colleges. Almost everyone in the final year got an internship at our college (99%). Our college is great at training doctors who serve the community proudly.

Campus: The college has good Wi-Fi for everyone. The labs and classrooms are well-equipped with new stuff. The library is big and has two floors. They also have an e-library. The hostel is great every student gets their own room and the food is really good. The canteen and mess are clean. They organize sports and games every year. Plus, there's always medical help available.

Admission: The teachers here are really good. They use videos and stuff to teach, which is cool. We don't just learn theory, we also get to do real-life work in hospitals. It's great practice for our future jobs. We study things like nursing basics, biology, food science, mental health, body structure, how the body works, treating patients, public health, tiny organisms, diseases, medicine, and society. Everything we learn is important for being a nurse.

Placement: During the course, you have to do a paid internship for 3.5 years. They pay you 13,500 monthly. Once you finish, you can take NORCET for the nursing officer role. The pay is about 90,000 each month. You can also try applying to government hospitals besides this.

Campus: Our college has 4 labs, 3 canteens, and 1 cafeteria. The library has Wi-Fi, which is cool. We also have 2 messes with both veg and non-veg food. You gotta pay 4,000 bucks every month for the mess food, though. The hostel security is top-notch, and they give you a single room. The best part is that water and electricity are free, so that's a plus!

Admission: The teachers here really know us well. They cover a lot of topics in all our classes. We get to do labs, work in clinics, and even do community projects. We have exams twice a semester. The exams have multiple-choice questions and theory. They're worth 75 marks and we also have a practical exam worth 25 marks.

Placement: The college has 60 seats in one group. We learned a lot and got good hands-on experience. We did internships for 6 months in all subjects. To get placed, we had to take a tough exam.

Campus: The college had good facilities like hostel, electricity, and water. The place was clean. The library was big with seating for over 200 students and it had air conditioning.

Admission: The teachers at AIIMS, Raipur are really helpful. They listen to us and help solve any problems we have. The MBBS course lasts for three years. We also get to work in the hospital, learning how to take patient histories and diagnose illnesses. Plus, we get to watch surgeries, which is pretty cool.

Placement: To join AIIMS Raipur, you used to take the AIIMS exam. But now, you need to pass the NEET exam. Around 100 students get into AIIMS every year. The MBBS course lasts for 5 and a half years with 9 semesters. After MBBS, we can pick clinical or non-clinical fields for post-graduation. And for that, we need to ace the NEXT exam.

Campus: The hostel has a nice single room for each student, but there's no Wi-Fi there. But don't worry, the library has Wi-Fi and it's awesome! AIIMS Raipur is huge, covering 103 acres. The food in the mess is really tasty and the sports facilities are great - you can play cricket, badminton, basketball, and football there. Overall, it's a cool place to be!

Admission: The teachers at this college know their stuff. There are a lot of assignments, but some of them feel like a waste of time. The exams can be tough, but they help us prepare for NORCET and other tests. The nursing and medical professors are really good at teaching us.

Placement: When it comes to getting a job after studying here, it's all about how much effort you put in. In the medical field, if you study hard for competitive exams, chances are you'll land a job. This place is top-notch and has all the latest stuff. The opportunities to learn here are great because there are a lot of patients to practice on. It's up to you to make the most of it!

Campus: The facilities are great here. Each of us has a room with AC in the hostel. And guess what? We don't have to pay any hostel fees! The library has all kinds of books, not just textbooks. There's a playground for sports and both open and regular gyms. The mess food quality varies depending on the supplier, but the mess committee keeps an eye on it.

Admission: The teachers are qualified, but they aren't very helpful or approachable. The teaching is just okay, and the curriculum isn't great. There are too many unnecessary assignments that we don't really need. The semester exams are average and not too hard. You need to get at least 50% in each subject to pass.

Placement: There are around 75 students in each batch. If you pass in the 3rd year, you can do an internship in your 4th and final year. The internship lasts for 6 months and gives you a lot of practical experience. It's a great way to learn hands-on!

Campus: The classrooms are really high-tech. The library is open 24/7 with Wi-Fi. There's a canteen and games/sports events. The food in the mess isn't great, and the atmosphere there isn't the best either.

Admission: The professors here really know their stuff. They're super helpful and supportive. Their teaching style is a bit tough, but it keeps things interesting. I guess that's important for a medical career, though, since it's about saving lives. They also try to make you feel at ease and help you become your best self.

Placement: If you dream of being a great doctor, this college is the place for you. Getting your MBBS degree from AIIMS is a big deal and can lead to opportunities at foreign universities. Plus, you can expect a good income when you start working. It's a great choice if you're serious about becoming a doctor!

Campus: AIIMS has a great campus with lots of good facilities. There are different hostels for each year, and some of them even have lifts. The campus has a big playground for sports like cricket, football, basketball, and volleyball. And if you're into indoor games, no worries they have all the stuff you need.