B. J. Medical College, Ahmedabad

Admission: The professors here are really experienced, and there are enough faculty members to help out. They have different degrees and know their stuff, so the teaching is good. The curriculum is given out on time. The exams can be tough, but most people pass with a score between 50-60%.

Placement: B.J.M.C. is super busy with patients, which is great for learning. We get lots of chances for internships, both on-campus and off-campus. If you do well in NEET PG, you might even snag a spot in clinical branches.

Campus: The campus buildings are kinda old and need fixing up. The girls' hostel is okay, but the boys' hostel is better. Classrooms have A.C., but some desks are broken and need fixing. The labs are good and have all the instruments we need.

Admission: The teachers are really helpful and know their stuff. But, the way they teach could be better. The course follows the latest guidelines and makes us ready for what's happening now. We have exams every three months, and you need at least a 50% to pass.

Placement: The best job you can get after college is being a Medical Officer Class-2 in the Indian Government. Everyone in our college gets an internship, and most students also get a job after graduation. The highest salary offered is 11 LPA, the average is 7.2 LPA, and the lowest is 3.6 LPA.

Campus: The library here is awesome! It's huge and can fit over 500 students. They've got a ton of books and subscriptions too. The labs are top-notch, especially the biochemistry, pathology, and microbiology labs. They've got everything you need for your studies.

Admission: The teachers are all qualified, with at least an MD degree. They're really helpful. The course follows the latest NMC guidelines. We have lots of exams here - part ending, semester, preliminary, and university exams. It might seem like a lot, but it helps us see where we need to improve and how we're doing compared to others. Semester exams are not hard because they cover what we learned in class. The pass rate is 50%, so it's pretty fair.

Placement: During my time at B.J. Medical College, I did my MBBS internship there. The college itself arranged it, and they paid us about Rs. 18,000. After finishing the internship, we had to decide whether to go for PG courses or start our own hospitals or work in government. The Civil hospital, which is the biggest in Asia, offered a lot of learning opportunities and helped me gain valuable skills in the medical field.

Campus: The infrastructure here isn't too old, especially the hostel which is pretty new. We've got labs, MCQ labs, library, reading room, canteen, and parking lot. But, there's no Wi-Fi in the college or hostel for us. If you really need it, you can set up Wi-Fi in your hostel room.

Admission: Studying at this medical college means you gotta be independent. Whether it's online resources or hitting the books solo, you gotta put in the effort to ace those exams.

Placement: I went to a medical college where there weren't any campus placements. To pursue post-graduation, you need to do well in NEET PG. Students from my college usually do internships at civil hospitals. I was part of the 2020 batch, and because of the pandemic, a lot of our classes were online. The college also provides PG courses.

Campus: The boy's hostel is not on campus, but it's really nice. The college building is old but cool. It's been around for over 150 years! The boys have a brand new hostel. They're still working on a new one for the girls. The college has central AC, and you can even get AC in your hostel room.

Admission: The teachers at our college really know their stuff. The exam set by Gujarat University is not too hard for us students. Almost everyone here passes with flying colors. The stuff we learn is practical and gets us ready for the real world.

Placement: Our college has around 250 students in each group. The course fees go like this: 1st term is Rs. 25,000, 2nd term is 25,000 (used to be 38,000 for the batch before 2019), 3rd term is 25,000, and the last term is 25,000 too. Once we finish our final year, we can do an internship at a hospital.

Campus: The labs and lecture rooms at our college are top-notch. The food in the mess is really good and there's a lot of variety. We recently had the B.J. BEATS program with sports like cricket, badminton, and table tennis. They even give rewards for the best players.

Admission: The teachers at B.J. Medical College really know their stuff. They've got a ton of experience and know how to teach well. The courses they offer are spot-on and get us ready for the real world. But man, those exams are tough to crack!

Placement: At B.J. Medical College, lots of students are getting job offers. About 80% of us find jobs here. The pay is usually between 9 to 12 LPA. Many of us end up working at the college hospital.

Campus: The college had really good facilities for our course. The hostels are safe for both girls and boys. The labs are well-equipped and the hospital had all the necessary equipment. The campus is pretty big and there's plenty of parking for students.

Admission: The teachers here are great! They really know their stuff and are always ready to help. We have a couple of internal exams and a bunch of tests throughout the semester. At the end, there's a preliminary exam and the big university one. The exams are not too hard, just average. Most students pass with around a 70% success rate.

Placement: Most students here land jobs after finishing. The pay depends on if you work at a private or government hospital. Government hospitals pay around Rs. 60,000 to Rs. 70,000 monthly. Everyone usually gets internships at government civil hospitals. The main job you can get is an MBBS position.

Campus: The classrooms are nice with air conditioners. In the hostel, two students share a room with 2 beds, 2 chairs, 2 tables, and 2 cupboards. There's a mess hall with good food. And we can play all kinds of sports here.

Admission: The teachers all have master's degrees and know their stuff well. They keep us up to date with the course and we have exams frequently. The exams are not too hard, but they're fair. This college is one of the best in Gujarat. You need to get at least 50% to pass in any MBBS college.

Placement: The B.J.M.C. program has 250 seats. We don't have placements in private hospitals, but we do a one-year rural duty in Gujarat. First, we do a one-year internship at the civil hospital in Ahmedabad. During the internship, we get around 18,000 per month. For the rural service, we get about 75,000 per month.

Campus: The library is great and there's a huge reading room where you can study 24/7. The hostels are nice and the food in the mess feels like home and is super cheap. Plus, there's a badminton court, cricket ground, and table tennis to have fun with friends.

Admission: The teachers at college are really helpful and know their stuff. They work hard to help us do well in our studies and in life. The MBBS course covers lots of topics, like Anatomy.

Placement: Most students from my college get placed in top places like B.J. Medical College, Civil Hospital, and Gujarat Research Institute. They work in government hospitals doing healthcare and medical research. It's cool to see my college's graduates making a difference in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, and other places.

Campus: The library is awesome with lots of books and articles. The labs for physiology and pathology are top-notch. There's also 24/7 Wi-Fi and medical facilities available at the college.

Admission: The teachers at this college really care about students. They know their stuff and will do whatever it takes to help us do well in our studies and in life. The MBBS program covers a lot of subjects like anatomy, physiology, and biochemistry.

Placement: Most students from our college found jobs in government hospitals in Gujarat and other states, medical research institutes, and healthcare startups. Some of the places they got placed were B.J. Medical College in Ahmedabad, Civil Hospital in Ahmedabad, Ahmedabad Institute of Medical Sciences, and Gujarat Cancer Research Institute. Around 95% of students landed jobs in these places.

Campus: I love the library here! They have tons of books, journals, and articles about medicine, operations, and healthcare. Plus, the labs are super cool there's anatomy, physiology, pathology, microbiology, and biochemistry labs. And the best part? Wi-Fi is always on, so you can study anytime.