Bapuji Dental College Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The staff is super friendly and the professors are really helpful in developing our skills. As a dental student, I've learned that passing exams is key, but having strong skills is what truly makes us great doctors.

Placement: There were around 100 students in my batch. Our college is great at producing doctors and has a strong alumni network. The lab facilities are top-notch. Being a dentist, grades aren't everything skills are key. I believe our college offers the best education with great teachers to help us become future doctors.

Campus: The dorms are okay. You can get food every day for about ninety rupees each time. It's like three thousand per month, which is pretty good for us students. The rooms are comfy, and it all comes down to the friends we have.

Admission: The teachers here are really good. The courses get you ready for work in the industry. They keep you busy for all 4 years. The projects and exams are tough, but they help you learn a lot.

Placement: The job placements at our college aren't great, but our college has a good reputation in India and abroad. Lots of successful dentists have graduated from BDCH. Almost every college or dental clinic hires our students. After graduation, you can get roles like professor, assistant professor, intern, or clinical assistant.

Campus: The college has a good setup with nice libraries, classrooms, and clean clinics. The hostel has a mess with pretty good food. There's not much for sports, but living spaces are really great. The washrooms are always clean and tidy.

Admission: The professors and lecturers at our college are really great. They know their stuff and help us a lot in class and during clinic sessions. They teach us how to handle cases and talk to patients. We have exams every month on all our subjects, both practical and theory. Instead of semesters, we have one big annual exam at the end of the year. We need to pass it with at least 50%. In the first year, we learn basic stuff like human anatomy, physiology, and biochemistry. In the second year, we study pharmacology, microbiology, and oral pathology. The third year covers dental materials, general medicine, and general surgery. And in the final year, we dive into all the main specialties like oral surgery, periodontics, and orthodontics. The exams are okay, mainly checking if we understand the basics. The curriculum really gets us ready for medical emergencies, how to prescribe drugs, and how to talk to patients. It's a solid program overall!

Placement: I joined The Advayas in 2015 with my batch. It's a top dental college in Karnataka affiliated with Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences. Dr. Sadashiva Shetty, a famous orthodontist, leads the college. Around 85 students got placed in the bachelors in dental surgery program through exams like NEET, COMED-K, and KCET. I got in through KCET and paid a basic fee plus an annual tuition fee of Rs 45,000. No extra donation was needed. For direct admission, you could pay a certain amount through management seats. The highest salary package offered was 15 LPA. After the final year, we did internships in all 8 departments. We graduate as doctors with a focus on dedication, duty, and discipline. We learned how to practice dentistry during covid-19. Top roles after graduation include bachelors degree, master's degree, and positions as a reader or professor. Other roles are X-ray technician, dental technician, and dental assistant. We can specialize in any field we like. We get a practicing license from KSDC and can be members of the Indian Dental Association to work anywhere in India.

Campus: The college has top-notch clinics with all the equipment needed for dental studies. The classrooms are big, with projectors for lectures. The Wi-Fi works well, and the library has books on dentistry. There's a reading room open 24/7, a digital room with DVDs, computer rooms, and more. The campus is in the city center, easy to reach with good transport. It's a big place with 4 floors, a garden in the middle, and bright corridors. The students get all the basics they need and good guidance. Boys and girls have separate hostels, and the ladies' hostels like vedavathi and hemavathi are popular. Rooms have 2 students and a bathroom. Security is tight, with 24/7 water and power. Everything is kept clean and hygienic. There are common areas for students to hang out, and the food in the mess is tasty, safe, and cheap. They have medical help and a gym too. Sports are a big deal here, with students competing at the state level for Rajiv Gandhi University.

Admission: The teachers in our department were really smart. Our math teacher knew a lot about math and explained everything really well. We had exams twice a year and they were fair  no chance for cheating.

Placement: I really liked how around 85 students would always show up for classes. The best salary package was between 4.5 to 5 LPA, which is pretty good. Companies like L&T, Tata Motors, Reliance, BHEL, and NTPC come for recruiting. Almost 70% of us got internships, mainly in companies like L&T and Tata Motors. It's cool to see so many opportunities here!

Campus: The Wi-Fi at our college was free, which was awesome. The campus had a nice garden area where you could walk and surf the internet. The building was cool and well-made. The library was huge with lots of books, all in good condition.