BJGMC Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and know their stuff. They really make sure we understand everything by showing us how to do things hands-on. We learn in big lecture halls and even get to visit hospitals to talk to real patients. It's been great learning from them!

Placement: The entrance exam for getting in is called NEET. The course lasts for 4 and a half years, and we have to do a year of internships. At first, we got Rs. 6,000 as a stipend during the internship, but now it's increased to around Rs. 11,000. Once we finish the MBBS course, there are lots of job opportunities waiting for us.

Campus: Our college is connected to a hospital, which is pretty cool. The hospital has an OPD for us to practice. The college building has 3 floors and it's got good facilities. We get free Wi-Fi from BSNL all over the campus. The hostel is also nice.

Admission: The teachers are okay. I really like the course content because it's super practical for becoming a doctor. The lab here is decent, and we even have an auditorium on campus.

Placement: In this course, there aren't any job placements. Companies don't come to our college to hire students. Some students did internships and had to commit to a 1-year bond.

Campus: The college facilities are alright. The food is good, and we have sports activities. There's a big cricket ground on campus too. The hostel buildings are a bit old, though.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really friendly and supportive. They know their stuff and most of them graduated from this college too. They teach well and always make sure we understand everything. Classes are regular and the teachers are more like friends than strict professors.

Placement: This college is the top in Maharashtra and all of India. Lots of students here become great doctors.

Campus: The college has great facilities and a good infrastructure. Everything is kept clean, and there's a road between the college and hostel. The hostel is nice and there's a mess on the top floor with both veg and non-veg food. They serve non-veg twice a week and sweets for vegetarians. Lots of activities are organized here, both academic and cultural. It's an old and well-known college with a strong history. The campus is pretty good, especially the new building with top-notch facilities like the Sassoon hospital. They have all the equipment we need, and the college is pretty strict about rules. No ragging happens here, which is great.

Admission: The teachers are really helpful and the quality of teaching is good. The MBBS course is super important for our country's health. It's tough and takes a lot of time to learn all the subjects, but it's worth it.

Placement: Almost all students in the MBBS course got placed. The government pays around 13000 rupees for internships. After graduation, all MBBS doctors find jobs either in government or private hospitals. The role you get depends on your qualifications.

Campus: The facilities here are great. The hostels are super cheap, which is awesome for us Bachelor students since we don't have a lot of money. The rooms in the hostel have Wi-Fi, and the campus is surrounded by beautiful greenery. Plus, the best part is that the hostel doesn't have to pay for electricity, so that's a huge money saver!

Admission: The teachers at our college are really good. They know their stuff and always support us. The course content is good and covers all the important stuff. Exams are well-organized and they take all the covid precautions seriously.

Placement: This college has amazing facilities and offers top-notch education. They give us lots of hands-on experience with real patients and teach us how to talk to them and provide proper care.

Campus: The hostels are awesome, and they only cost around Rs. 4,000 a year. The rooms are clean and surrounded by beautiful nature and parks. Each floor has water filters, and there are guards to keep us safe. Plus, there's a mess and a canteen serving really clean food. Love it here!

Admission: The teachers and lab assistants are super helpful here. They teach in a really practical way, which is awesome. This helps us students a lot, especially when it comes to exams. The questions on our internal assessments are mostly practical too, which is great for learning.

Placement: Our group has around 250 students, and we'll graduate in 2025. After finishing our MBBS, we're sure to get a year-long internship. But if we want to do further studies in the medical field, we have to take the NEET PG exam. A student from the 2015 batch got 5th place in NEET PG 2020 from our college.

Campus: The facilities here are good for students. The labs are well-equipped and practical. The hostel is nice with green trees and Wi-Fi. They have a mess, reading room, and even football and volleyball grounds on campus. It's a great place to stay.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and teach well. We have exams three times a year, and they're not too hard. You need to get at least 50% to pass. The course helps us get ready for the real world.

Placement: The college's placement cell really helps us find good job opportunities at top hospitals and healthcare places. The college's connection with big medical facilities has been super helpful for placements.

Campus: There are classrooms and libraries for different subjects, plus a central library. The hostel facilities are great and the food is good. Lots of fun activities and events happen often at my college.

Admission: B.J. medical college in Maharashtra is a top-notch place for studying medicine. The faculty here is really good and knows their stuff. Classes and hands-on training happen on the reg, and you gotta show up. From second year, we start doing rotations in the hospital where we see a ton of patients. Lots of real-world experience to learn from.

Placement: No job placements at this medical college. We do a one-year internship at Sassoon Hospital. The internship there is not too tough. It's easy to do externships. Lots of students get into PG programs easily.

Campus: The college has great facilities. There's a big library and labs. The hospital is connected to the college. Boys and girls have separate hostels right across from the college. Wi-Fi is available in the hostels. There are about 3-4 places to eat in the college and hostels. Plus, you can play cricket, football, table tennis, basketball, and badminton.

Admission: The teachers in the clinical side really know their stuff. They teach us a lot of practical things during our placements. They're also super helpful with research. The exams have a minimum attendance rule, but not everyone follows it. You just need to get 50% to pass.

Placement: The best part about the MBBS program is that everyone gets placed after graduation. We get internships that pay around Rs 11,000 per month. As long as we pass our university exams, we can do internships. Just keep in mind that the criteria might change in the future.

Campus: The girls' hostels are really nice. They feel like a good private hostel with simple furniture. The shared bathrooms are clean and updated. Each year group has its own block. Recently, they moved some departments to a new 13-story building, which looks great. There are study rooms in both the college and hostels. The mess hall has good food options, and you can also buy snacks on campus. Plus, there's a store in the college building for books and other things you might need.

Admission: The teachers at our college are super experienced and really friendly. We get lots of hands-on experience in practical and clinical stuff. Exams are tough but they help us learn. Most students pass their exams here.

Placement: At our college, most students do a one-year internship after graduating. The pay is Rs. 11,000 per month, which is pretty normal in Maharashtra. A lot of students go for post-grad courses after doing well in NEET PG.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities like a library, reading room, auditorium, and lecture halls. They also have cool labs and Wi-Fi. One of the hostels is even a heritage site recognized by the archaeological survey of India. The food is tasty, and there's a big ground and a gym too. Overall, a great place!