BIMS Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The anatomy teachers are top-notch here. They really know their stuff. The physiology professors are super nice and always willing to help. But man, the biochemistry department is rough. Like, it's tough everywhere, right? The first internal test in the first year? Yeah, it's a killer. Lots of peeps struggle with it and some even flunk. But by the end, only a couple of students don't make it through. If you keep up with your studies, snagging a distinction on your professional exam is totally doable. When it comes to the big test, NEET PG, it's make or break time for your career. So, study hard and you'll be set!

Placement: After finishing my MBBS degree, most students take the NEET PG exam. One of our seniors did really well and got 9th place in NEET PG. This exam is super important because it decides what branch and college you'll end up in. Some people become medical officers, some do their MD in non-clinical stuff and become professors. Others study for the USMLE to do their post-graduation in the USA. Some go into clinical research, while some aim for UPSC. Being a doctor is a long journey, but there are tons of cool opportunities along the way.

Campus: The college is a government one for medical studies. It has all the basic stuff you need in a medical college. Since it's a government college, the facilities are not as fancy as private ones. The hospital gets a lot of patients, giving us a chance to practice with different cases. The girls' hostel rooms have attached bathrooms and can fit two students. The food in the mess is pretty good, better than other hostels. The mess is run by the student committee.

Admission: The professors are super nice and know their stuff. They're experts in their fields. Our college is adding a new wing for something cool that will help us students out.

Placement: There were about 100 students in our college. We can choose from various hospitals to work in. When we finish the course, the government gives us a one-year internship at the college's hospital. We get Rs. 30,000 every month during the internship.

Campus: The hostel is nice and the location is great. The shower water can be really cold, even after waiting for ten minutes. The rooms are big and the beds feel private, which is cool. Overall, it's a good place to stay.

Admission: The anatomy teachers are top-notch here. They really know their stuff. The physiology professors are super nice and always willing to help. But man, the biochemistry department is rough. Like, it's tough everywhere, right? The first internal test in the first year? Yeah, it's a killer. Lots of peeps struggle with it and some even flunk. But by the end, only a couple of students don't make it through. If you keep up with your studies, snagging a distinction on your professional exam is totally doable. When it comes to the big test, NEET PG, it's make or break time for your career. So, study hard and you'll be set!

Placement: After I finished my MBBS degree, I had to take the NEET PG exam. One of the seniors in our college did really well and got AIR 9 in the exam. This test is super important because it decides where you'll end up working and studying. Some people go on to become medical officers, some do their MD in non-clinical stuff and become professors, and others even go for the USMLE exam to study in the USA. Some folks get into clinical research, while some start prepping for the UPSC. It's a long journey to become a doctor, but there are so many paths you can take along the way.

Campus: This college is a government medical college. It has all the basic things you'd expect in a medical college. The facilities are not as great as private colleges, but they get the job done. The hospital gets a lot of patients, giving us a chance to practice well. In the girls' hostel, each room has its own bathroom and two students share a room. The rooms are spacious enough for two people. The food in our mess is better than in other hostels. The student committee takes care of the mess, which is nice.

Admission: Studying medicine here is tough because the curriculum keeps changing every year. It's hard to balance studies with personal life, so you really need dedication. Can't predict what changes they'll make next, but that's just how it goes.

Placement: The internship program is awesome! They help us get placed in various departments of the hospital, which is super helpful for future doctors. The stipend they offer is great too. Plus, the hospital facilities are top-notch. Love it here!

Campus: The campus and academics at the college are in good shape and not too old. They just opened new hostels for guys and freshmen, which is awesome. It's super convenient being close to both the campus and the hospital for easy access.

Admission: The teachers at our college are awesome! They know their stuff in every department. Exams happen every three months, and they're serious about no cheating. The way they teach and the subjects they cover are top-notch. Love it here!

Placement: The college offers internships to all students with monthly pay ranging from 25 to 30,000. The course lasts for 4.5 years and involves a lot of studying. Once you finish your degree, you can pursue postgraduate studies in any department of your choice. This college is great for students who are serious about their education.

Campus: The classrooms in our college are great. They have digital boards for teaching. The library is open 24/7, which is super convenient. Our college isn't as big as some others, but we have nice hostels and a good mess. It's a pretty good place to study.

Admission: The professors are super nice and know their stuff. They're experts in their fields. Our college is adding a new wing for something cool that will help us students out.

Placement: There were about 100 students in our college. We got chances to work in various hospitals. Once we finish the course, we can do a one-year internship at the college hospital, getting Rs. 30,000 monthly from the government.

Campus: The hostel here is nice and the location is great. But the shower water goes from cold to ice cold, no matter how long you wait. The rooms are big and the beds feel private, which is cool. It's a good spot to crash for sure.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really good and always ready to help if you ask. They like using PowerPoint a lot instead of the blackboard. The course is split into 3 parts. The first part is the preclinical phase in the first year with 3 subjects. Then comes the paraclinical phase with 4 subjects in the 3rd semester. And finally, the second year has 3 subjects in the third phase.

Placement: The placements in the medical field weren't great. They only offered a stipend of Rs. 30,000 per month. A lot of students were preparing for PG exams.

Campus: The school had a variety of sports like football, cricket, and volleyball. The labs were big and roomy. We stayed in hostel rooms with a roommate and our own bathroom. The hostel even had a gym! Plus, there was a cool rec room with a TV for games and a study room with Wi-Fi.

Admission: The teachers here are really good and they know their stuff. They teach Anatomy, Physiology, and Biochemistry in a clear way. The dissection classes are great, and we get to learn on our own too. The exams are fair and kinda tough, following the university style. About half of us pass each time.

Placement: After finishing college, lots of us go for postgraduation or work as duty doctors in various hospitals, making at least INR 50,000. During our internship, we get INR 30,000 and work with patients at the civil hospital in Belagavi. It's a good chance to improve our clinical skills.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure. The classrooms are big and have everything needed for teaching, like a digital board. The labs are kept well, but some equipment is old. The hostels are nice, but the food in the mess and canteen isn't that good. Unfortunately, there's no Wi-Fi in the hostels. They do have sports equipment, but there's no good place to play sports.

Admission: The teachers at our college are awesome! They know their stuff in every department. Exams happen every three months, and they're serious about no cheating. The way they teach and the subjects they cover are top-notch. Love it here!

Placement: I really like how our college offers internships to all students. You can earn up to 25 to 30k per month, which is awesome. The course lasts for 4.5 years, so you gotta put in some serious study time. But after you graduate, you can pursue postgraduate studies in any department you like. I think our college is great for anyone who's serious about learning.

Campus: The classrooms in our college are great. They have digital boards for teaching. The library is always open 24/7. Our college is smaller than others, but that's okay. The hostels and mess facilities are pretty good too. Overall, it's a nice place to study.

Admission: The teachers here are really good and they know their stuff. They teach Anatomy, Physiology, and Biochemistry in a clear way. The dissection classes are great, and we get to learn on our own too. The exams are fair and kinda tough, following the university style. About half of us pass each time.

Placement: After graduation, lots of students go for postgrad studies. Some decide to work as duty doctors in hospitals, starting with a salary of INR 50,000. During the internship, we get a stipend of INR 30,000. The civil hospital in Belagavi gives us a chance to work with patients and learn clinical skills. It's a really good experience!

Campus: The college has great infrastructure. The classrooms are big and have all the tools we need. They even have digital boards. The labs are nice, but some stuff is old. The hostels are clean, but the food in the mess and canteen isn't that good. There's no Wi-Fi in the dorms. They have sports gear, but we don't have a good field to play on.