AIIMS Rishikesh Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are amazing, especially the ones in the first year. They really help you deal with all the syllabus stuff you get hit with right after NEET. And trust me, that syllabus is nothing compared to anatomy! The student-to-cadaver ratio during dissection is around 10:1, and we get to dissect at least three times a week. The faculty also encourages undergraduate research, which is great if you're into that. The first-year course lasts for about 8 months, which might seem short, but you'll get through it. We have regular vivas and monthly exams, but don't stress too much. The biochemistry part can be tough, though.

Placement: In the MBBS course, there aren't any placements, but you gotta do 1.5 years of internships to pass. The pay during internships is pretty good compared to private colleges. After MBBS, you have many options like taking a PG exam to specialize more, finding jobs with just an MBBS degree, or even trying for UPSC CMSE. There are lots of choices. You can also go for electives in India or abroad to gain experience and boost your CV. Some research electives even pay you if you show promise, which can help you land a job in research institutes. I heard that the average salary for top residency programs in India is about 7 lakhs per year, and it's even higher if you work abroad.

Campus: The AIIMS Campus has 3 diamond-shaped buildings connected to each other, and they're working on building another one. The college building has 6 floors, each with 2 to 3 departments. On the 5th floor, there's a big library that's open 24/7, even on holidays. You can study there whenever you want. Each floor also has a lecture hall with AC for summer and heaters for winter. The temperature in Rishikesh can get extreme. The library has Wi-Fi, which is great, especially at night. The hostel you get in your first year isn't that great. You're in a room meant for one person but with a roommate. It can get messy, especially in the summer. But in the second year, you get your own washroom, AC, and a bigger room. So, just bear with it in the first year. The mess food is surprisingly good most of the time. They change the menu every month, so you won't get bored. Overall, it's a decent place to stay and study.

Admission: The teachers are really knowledgeable and the students in the program also get to practice in real clinics. The classes focus on real-world skills, so we feel prepared for clinical work in other places too. Most students pass their exams on the first try, with about 85-90% passing.

Placement: They offer residencies in many different areas, like nursing. The internship for MBBS students is pretty good, with a fair stipend of around 23k per month. Everyone in the MBBS course gets this internship. They've also started using an internal roster system for post-graduation, similar to Jipmer.

Campus: The classrooms are nice, and the lecture theatre is modern with everything you need. The labs have cool equipment and specimens. The hostels have water and electricity all the time, and they're clean too.

Admission: The tutors here are top-notch! They really know their stuff and are super helpful and kind. The nursing program sets us up to become top-notch nurses. We start getting real-world experience right from the start. Exams are tough but fair, not too easy or too hard. You just need to score 50% to pass.

Placement: There are 100 seats in each batch at AIIMS Rishikesh B.Sc. Nursing Hons College. Once we finish the course, we have the chance to work in a government or AIIMS college. Around 80% of students from AIIMS Rishikesh get placed. And after doing an internship, we can pursue the M.Sc. course once we finish B.Sc.

Campus: At AIIMS Rishikesh, where I study nursing, the campus is really big. Our college and classrooms are spacious too. We've got Wi-Fi in the hospital and college. There are cool labs like anatomy, physiology, biochemistry, and more. The monthly meals in the mess are tasty, with yummy desserts. And there's a canteen in both the campus and hospital. Plus, we have sports facilities like tennis, badminton, cricket, football, and more. Oh, and there's a gym too!

Admission: The teachers here are top-notch, coming from the best schools in the country. They really know their stuff. Our exams are all multiple-choice questions, which helps us get better at exams like that. It's a good advantage compared to other schools.

Placement: Students at our college do really well in the PG entrance exams compared to other universities. They often get great ranks. The PG courses are top-notch, especially in AIIMS. You can earn up to 1 Lac after completing the course. The teaching is excellent, and we use modern technology for learning. Communication with patients is also a big focus.

Campus: The college has really cool architecture, with air conditioning, Wi-Fi everywhere, and a library full of online journals. They have labs where we practice clinical stuff. The hostels are great, with single rooms and clean bathrooms. No issues with power cuts or any changes needed.

Admission: The teachers at this college really know their stuff. They taught us so well. The course we had was great and prepared us for working in the real world. The exams were tough, so we had to put in the work to pass.

Placement: AIIMS is a top medical college in India. Almost all students in the MBBS program get placed. The average salary for MBBS graduates is around 8-15 LPA. Big companies like Apollo Hospital and Max Health Care hire students from here. You can land roles like doctor or intern doctor after graduating.

Campus: The infrastructure at AIIMS Rishikesh for the MBBS Course is really good. They have labs, medical facilities, Wi-Fi, a library, canteens, and sports facilities for us students. We also get hostel rooms which are furnished and spacious. The food in the mess is pretty good too. Overall, it's a great place for learning and living.

Admission: The teachers here are really smart and know how to explain things well. They make learning fun and easy to understand. The course makes sure we're ready for jobs when we graduate. The first year is tough, with a passing rate of 40%. But don't worry, it gets easier after that.

Placement: Around 60% of students in our bachelor's program found jobs with an average salary of 2 lakhs. The salary might seem low, but if you go on to do a master's like MD or MS, you can expect to earn around 6 lakhs. That's a pretty good starting salary for a PG doctor!

Campus: The wifi on every floor is great, super fast. The rooms are just for one person, which is cool. The food in the mess and canteen is really good better than other colleges. Plus, there's sports courts just for playing.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. They explain things well and make sure we understand. I like how they ask questions in class to keep us engaged. The course content prepares us for the job market. Exams are tough, but not impossible. Most students pass with an 85% success rate, which is pretty good.

Placement: The pay is pretty good here. You can get around 26 LPA for the highest package, 10 LPA for the average, and 5 LPA for the lowest. They have roles like research and lab technicians.

Campus: The college has Wi-Fi and all classrooms are air-conditioned. They have projectors for teaching which is cool. The library is big and the hostel is nice. The food in canteen and mess is tasty. They also take care of our health with medical facilities.

Admission: The teachers here are really experienced and super supportive. They're not just teachers, they're like gods with the way they teach us. I'll never forget how they made learning so beautiful. I'm so grateful to them.

Placement: My time at AIIMS Rishikesh was awesome! The campus had great facilities and buildings. Many of my classmates over half of them got into NEET PG and got their spot. It was a cool chance to do my PG at AIIMS Rishikesh.

Campus: I really liked staying in the hostel at AIIMS Rishikesh. I was lucky to have a room with a balcony where I could enjoy my evening tea. The food was decent, and the furniture was in good shape. The classrooms were well-kept and had smart boards. It was nice to have AC in the rooms, so it didn't feel stuffy.

Admission: The professors really know their stuff and have been teaching for years. They give exams based on what we've been learning. You gotta put effort into both theory and practical to pass. The pass rate is 50% for both parts.

Placement: The placement opportunities at our college are really good.

Campus: The labs, classrooms, and library are all air-conditioned, which is great. Our campus has Wi-Fi too. The library is massive and has different sections, like a reading room where we can study together. It's a cool place to hang out and get work done.

Admission: The teachers at this college really know their stuff and have been teaching for a long time. We have two big tests each year - one before going professional and one after. These tests cover both theory and practical skills. For theory, we answer multiple choice and written questions. You just need to get around 50% to pass.

Placement: At AIIMS Rishikesh, we're a group of 125 students, both guys and girls. We study MBBS, paramedical, and nursing. After finishing 4.5 years, we do a 1-year internship and get Rs. 35,000 as a stipend. It's a great experience!

Campus: The classrooms in our college are great. They have AC, projectors, and green boards. They can fit around 200 students, so it's never too crowded. Each department also has its own labs with all the equipment we need. It's a really good setup for learning.