BMCRI Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers at our college are super helpful and work well together. There are a bunch of faculty members for each subject  like PGs, HODs, assistant profs, and professors. In our first year, we gotta take 3 internal exams before the big final one. Gotta admit, those exams are pretty tough and not a walk in the park to pass.

Placement: There are 250 students in our batch. The course lasts for 5.5 years. We spend 4.5 years studying and taking lots of exams. Then, we have to work as doctors in the hospital connected to our college for the last year. During this time, we get a stipend of 30,000 rupees every month.

Campus: The labs here are awesome for practicals. The physiology department has labs for hematology, human physiology, and clinical physiology. And for anatomy, there are histology and dissection halls, plus osteology. The biochemistry lab is also great. And don't forget about the sports facilities we've got Cricket, Basketball, and Volleyball courts. It's pretty cool here!

Admission: The teachers have an MBBS and PG degree, and they're super helpful. The teaching is really good. The course material makes sense, and we're all keen to learn. The exams aren't a walk in the park, but we need to get at least 50% to pass.

Placement: Students get placed through the All India NEET exam. The highest salary is around 35 Lacs per year, and the lowest is 4 Lacs. Most students land internships easily, with 99 percent getting one. Companies like Nova Life Healthcare hire students. The main roles are multi-specialty doctor and lecturer.

Campus: The hostel at our college is awesome! They've got Wi-Fi which is super helpful. Lots of labs help us understand subjects better. Plus, there's a big library with books to study from. The food in the hostel is good and healthy. The mess and canteen are well-maintained. And hey, we even have some sports facilities available. It's a pretty cool setup overall!

Admission: The teachers at the college have PhDs and know a lot about the subjects they teach. They are really supportive and good at teaching. The course content is useful and the exams are tough, with a pass rate of around 60%.

Placement: Most students in my course got jobs after graduation. The main hospitals hiring are Max Healthcare and Yashoda Hospitals. The highest salary offered is 30 LPA, while the lowest is 5 LPA. The popular job roles are cardiologist, physician, and surgeon. Almost 70% of students got internships too.

Campus: The college has awesome hostel facilities with separate ones for guys and girls. They've got water purifiers, coolers, and washing machines. The food in the hostel is super yummy. The college has really good equipment in labs and nice classrooms with projectors. The library is top-notch too!

Admission: The teachers at this college are really smart and most of them are experienced doctors. Some of them even studied here at this college. We follow a new curriculum called CBME, where we learn all the important skills during our MBBS course. Almost all the students pass the university exam every year.

Placement: BANGALORE MEDICAL COLLEGE is the best Government Medical College in KARNATAKA. Lots of students from our College have scored high in exams like NEET PG and INI CET, getting into good colleges across India. We study for 4 years and then do a year-long internship. During the internship, we get a stipend of 30,000 each month.

Campus: The college has a great digital library with Wi-Fi for students. They also have a spacious library and study room. The hostels and mess are awesome. There are 3 hostels for boys, and the one in Gandhinagar (Varuna hostel) is the best. The food there is better than the other hostels too.

Admission: The teachers know their stuff and are super smart. The course is all about medicine. We have 3 big exams every year, which is hard because there's so much to study. Most students pass, but getting a high grade is tough. Then, at the end of the year, we have a super hard university exam with a ton of material to cover.

Placement: In our batch, there are 250 students. We all get Rs. 30,000 every month for our internship at Victoria Hospital in Bangalore. We have to work as house surgeons there. It's a must-do part of our course and lasts for a year.

Campus: The college has Wi-Fi in the digital library, which is super convenient. The classrooms can fit up to 250 students, so they're pretty spacious. You can find reading rooms in both the college and hostel, and the library is right on campus. There are three hostels for guys and one for girls. The food is tasty and costs around Rs. 4,000 per month. Plus, there are lots of sports and games for students to join in. It's a pretty cool place overall!

Admission: Studying MBBS here means learning 19 subjects over 4.5 years, plus a 1-year internship where we get paid. Exams are yearly by RGUHS, and there are also internal tests by different departments. All our teachers are experienced doctors who use projectors to teach. The course Curriculum is good, set by IMU and monitored by DG Shipping. Exams are fair because they focus on skills, not just memorization.

Placement: Finding a job after graduating from this college isn't hard because there's a high demand for doctors. You have to do a one-year internship after your final year, which everyone has to do to graduate. During the internship, you'll work in different departments on rotation. Placements aren't provided like in other courses, but landing a job shouldn't be a problem once you graduate.

Campus: The campus is awesome! They've got Wi-Fi everywhere, digital classrooms, and a digital library. You can use study rooms and they do workshops every couple of months on all subjects. Everyone's treated the same here. If you're studying maritime stuff, you have to stay in the hostel. It's all about teamwork. The food is great, there's laundry service, and even a gym to work out in.

Admission: Studying MBBS here includes 19 subjects spread out over 4.5 years, plus a mandatory 1-year internship. Exams are held yearly by RGUHS, and there are also internal tests by the college departments. The teachers are all doctors with lots of experience, and they use projectors for teaching.

Placement: When you're done with the 4.5 years of theory in MBBS college, it's internship time. You gotta do a year of internship to become a doctor. They pay you 25,000 rupees per month during the internship, which is cool. Once you finish, you can become an MBBS doctor or go for higher studies like MD, MS, or UPSC.

Campus: The library has all the books we need, and it's a quiet place to study. The classrooms have AC and smartboards, which is cool. They support sports and activities, and the hostel rooms are super clean. We can choose between single or double bedrooms. Electricity is always on, and we get 3 meals a day. You can sign up for the hostel at the admin block. If you prefer, there are also PGs and rented rooms nearby.

Admission: The teachers here are great! They really know their stuff and teach well. The course content is spot on and prepares us well. The exams are challenging, with about 80-90% of students passing.

Placement: All students in our college get placed, with the highest salary being 150000 and the lowest 30000 for internships. We mostly work in our college hospital. Around 80-90% of us land internships in fields like medicine, surgery, pediatrics, ENT, and ophthalmology.

Campus: Our college in Karnataka is the best! It has awesome facilities, like top-notch labs and a huge library with all the books we need. The hostel is okay, not great but not terrible. The food in the canteen isn't the best though. We love playing sports and games here!

Admission: The teachers at our college are super experienced and know their stuff. They're really good at teaching and always there to help. The course we follow is spot on and gets us ready for the real world.

Placement: I loved the top-notch training BMCRI provided us. Everyone in our college got great placements and internships. The average salary packages ranged from 8-12 LPA. The top job roles were doctor and surgeon.

Campus: The college is great for studying MBBS. It has everything we need like Wi-Fi, labs, library, canteen, and sports facilities. These things make learning easier. The hostel is good too with nice rooms and tasty food in the mess. Overall, it's a good place for students.

Admission: I really like the faculty here. They're super helpful and supportive. The practicals are awesome, but the exams can be tough. We have a few tests each year and they're not easy to pass. The course gives us a good chance to work with real patients and learn a lot.

Placement: After finishing our MBBS course, most of us plan to go for postgraduate studies right away. Since many doctors already have jobs lined up or plan to open their clinics, placements aren't really a thing at our college.

Campus: The course and academics at this college are really good. The boys' hostel could use some improvements though. The hospitals linked to our college are top-notch with modern facilities. There are always a lot of patients around, which is great for learning.