AIIMS Mangalagiri Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: I really like how the teachers at our college come from different places. It makes learning more interesting. They switch around between the different AIIMS colleges, so we get to learn from lots of different teaching styles. It's cool to see how different professors do things.

Placement: The placements here depend on your NEET PG or INI CET exam scores. There are a good number of PG seats in every department, and the stipend is pretty good (though I'm not exactly sure how much). The reservation for college students is a bit low right now, but they might increase it soon.

Campus: The campus always looks neat and tidy. The college and hospital buildings have AC and are cleaned every day. I like how they have trees along the sidewalks, it feels calming and clean. The hostel rooms are nice, but they should pay more attention to the washrooms.

Admission: The professors here are really good  they know their stuff and are super helpful. The course lasts for 5.5 years and is split into three parts with internships included. In the first year, there are 2 semesters, in the second year there are 3, and in the third year there are 4. The internship lasts for a year. The exams are kinda tough, with both theory (MCQ and written) and practical parts. You need to score at least 50% to pass each part. The course follows the AIIMS Delhi curriculum.

Placement: No batch has finished the course and internship yet, but the 1st batch will be done in 2023. You gotta do a 1-year paid internship in AIIMS OPD, IPD, and rural areas across all departments to get your degree. After that, you can choose a PG course in any department by taking NEET PG or INI CET exam and become a junior resident for a 3-year course.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities like lecture halls, labs, a library, OPD, and IPD. It's got central air-conditioning and Wi-Fi, which is great. The hostel is cool too, with 2 people per room and all the furniture you need. You can even personalize your space. The total course fee is about Rs. 6,000 for the whole 5.5 years, including hostel stay. The food at the mess is decent, and it costs around Rs. 4,000 a month. And hey, there are sports facilities too! You can play badminton, table tennis, tennis, cricket, and volleyball. It's a pretty sweet setup overall.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and love teaching. We've got 9 semesters for MBBS. Midterm exams are up to the 5th semester, then it's just end-of-semester exams. They care about both practical and theory marks. With 3000 patients a day, we get tons of hands-on experience and feel ready to help out.

Placement: After finishing MBBS, it's not easy to find placements. Many students go for INI CET, NEET PG, and other exams for post-graduation. Luckily, most students end up in good PG programs. AIIMS has an internal quota system, which boosts your chances of getting a PG seat there.

Campus: AIIMS Mangalagiri has top-notch facilities like central air conditioning and high-speed Wi-Fi in the college, library, and hospital. The classrooms have cool air and modern projectors. The teachers are awesome, coming from top colleges like JIPMER and AIIMS. They really know their stuff and help us a lot. The library is open 24/7 and has all the books we need. In the hostel, guys share rooms but get singles in their 4th year. Girls get singles right from the start. The food at the canteen could be better, but they're working on it.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really knowledgeable and have a lot of experience. They come from JIIMPER Pondicherry. The teaching is good, but the semester exams are tough. The pass rate for our college is around 50%.

Placement: The course lasts for 5 years 4 years for MBBS and 1 year for internship. The fees for the first four years are about 6,00,000. And we get paid during the internship.

Campus: The hostel is really good. The food at the mess is okay, mostly South Indian. They're gonna set up Wi-Fi in the hostels soon. Girls have single rooms with bathrooms, while boys have double rooms with shared bathrooms. The library works well, and there's Wi-Fi in the college too. They offer sports facilities too.

Admission: The college runs on its own. The teachers have good experience and came from top colleges. About half the students pass, and if you want a distinction, you need to score 75%.

Placement: In the final year, we get to do a year-long internship with a monthly stipend of around Rs. 20,000. It's a great opportunity to gain real-world experience before graduating.

Campus: The college is new, but the facilities are great. The hospital is private and has air conditioning. They just started IPD and emergency services, which is awesome.