BLDE University

Admission: The college has internal assessments that test our knowledge. After that, we have prelims to cover the whole syllabus. Then we get a one-month holiday called preparatory leave to finish studying. It's a good way to prepare for exams.

Placement: Getting a job after studying here is pretty easy. Most students land a placement if they try. The highest package goes up to 1.5 lakhs, while the lowest is around 30 thousand. You can even find jobs in rural areas. Good luck to anyone applying!

Campus: The college has pretty good facilities, but they can be a bit pricey. The best part is the wifi it's everywhere on campus and totally free. You just need to sign in with your college ID, and you're all set to go online. Plus, there's a firewall that keeps you safe from sketchy websites.

Admission: The exams happen at the end of each semester, with about three tests throughout the year. The teachers have postgraduate qualifications and are really helpful. They give good guidance and chances to do research.

Placement: There were 200 students in my batch. We had to clear all four years before starting a one-year internship. During the internship, we got paid INR 25,000 per month.

Campus: I really love the campus here. It's huge and really pretty. There are cool things like a sports complex, swimming pool, stadium, and gym for everyone. And the library is awesome too it has three buildings! They put a lot of money into making sure everything looks great and works well.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really great  they know their stuff, are super helpful, and make learning easy. The courses here are spot-on for getting you ready for the real world. The exams can be a bit challenging, but passing is doable. Getting top grades, though, is a whole other story.

Placement: The big companies offer around 35 to 40 LPA as the highest salary. Apollo Hospital is the top recruiter. Everyone has to do internships here, so almost all students do them.

Campus: The facilities are awesome. We've got an indoor stadium with basketball and tennis courts, plus a gym. The hostel could use some improvement, though. The food in the mess is decent. Classrooms are nice, Wi-Fi works well, and the labs are top-notch.

Admission: The professors here really know their stuff and are always there to support us with our studies. They give great advice for research projects and even help us relax. Plus, we have yoga and sports teachers to keep us active. There are lots of seminars with guests from all over the world, which gives us a cool opportunity to learn from different perspectives.

Placement: I got to do an internship as part of my course. It was cool because I could also do internships off-campus. There's a student exchange program too. They offer courses for undergrads, postgrads, and resident doctors. The internship is paid, but the duration varies depending on the batch.

Campus: The campus has everything you need like a library, ATM, Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, canteen, garden, and temples. They're working on adding more benches, and new hostels are under construction. If you need to shop, there are stationary stores and malls just outside. Parking is convenient inside the campus too.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really friendly and helpful. The classes are good, and the teaching is top-notch. They make sure we understand everything well. Exams are tough but fair. They're always there to help us with any questions we have. A lot of students pass their exams here. It's a pretty good college overall.

Placement: I was in the 2021 batch at this college. There were about 200 students in my batch. After graduating from this medical college, you can choose to start your own practice, further your studies, or even apply for government jobs. Lots of options to consider!

Campus: The college has good facilities like hostels, mess, gym, lab, Wi-Fi, and library. The mess offers a variety of food options, and the hostel has both sharing and non-sharing rooms. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the campus, which is great.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. They teach well and the classrooms are all air-conditioned. The course follows the NMC curriculum, and they start preparing you to treat patients from the second year. The exams are not too tough, but if you don't study, you might fail.

Placement: All the 4th-year MBBS students got internships. They used to earn around INR 25k per month, and every 3 years, the pay increased. Some went into government jobs, others went into research. I haven't seen any MBBS graduate without a job. Some might have been preparing for NEET-PG, but everyone seemed to find work.

Campus: The college campus is huge with lots of greenery. The infrastructure is really good. The library is spacious with full AC. There's also a sports complex, swimming pool, and a gym for students to use.