Delhi Paramedical and Management Institute

Admission: The teaching at this college is really good. The teachers know their stuff and are easy to talk to. They help us understand important subjects like DMLT well. But some classes could use more real-life examples and hands-on practice.

Placement: Everyone in my college gets a job after finishing the course. The top salary is around 6 Lacs a year, while the lowest is about 3.5 Lacs. Most students, like 70-80%, find internships and jobs at well-known companies.

Campus: I really like my college because it's great for studying and getting better at academics. Some colleges are more focused on fun stuff like clubs and sports, but mine is all about learning. The campus is new and has cool labs, a big library, and lots of clubs to join. Plus, we have Wi-Fi everywhere, so that's a big plus!

Admission: The teachers are super helpful and kinda strict, but that's cool. You can ask them anything without feeling weird. They know their stuff and have like 7 years of teaching experience, which is pretty impressive.

Placement: I checked with some older students, and they said the college holds a placement test every year. If you pass, you get a job through the college. If you fail, the college won't help you out. I also heard that the faculty might hook you up with a job through their contacts.

Campus: The college building is five stories high and has a library, computer lab, and a big kitchen for students to practice. The only downside is that there's no canteen, so we have to go outside for lunch. It's a bummer that there's no campus ground for us to hang out and have fun.

Admission: The Wi-Fi doesn't work for students here. The labs are in terrible condition, just for show. They don't have much in them. They do have sports and games, though. It seems like the college cares more about making money than teaching. I wouldn't recommend DPMI to anyone.

Placement: The placements offered by our college are not ideal because the job locations are really far from where we live. Most students here don't even consider taking placements from DPMI because of this. It seems like the placements are just there for show, not because they actually help students get jobs. Our college doesn't guarantee 100% placements for students.

Campus: DPMI's infrastructure is really poor. It's not a great institute for learning. The practical methods they teach are outdated and not useful today. The labs are in bad shape too.

Admission: The teachers here know their stuff and each one specializes in a different subject. They're all smart cookies. The course is spot on for getting a good job later. But man, the exams are no joke. Passing is at around 62%, including the tough semester ones.

Placement: Most students in our course got jobs, around 80%. The highest salary was 50,000 per month, and the lowest was 15,000. Companies like Infolink Pvt. Ltd, Sanjivni Hospital Haldwani, Diakart Health Care Technology, came for placements. A good chunk, like 30-45%, got internships too. They offered roles like QC manager, lab supervisors, plaster technicians, CT scan technicians, and more.

Campus: The college facilities are pretty good. They have Wi-Fi in both the college and hostel. The classrooms have single-seater benches and projectors for digital teaching. The library is open for students who want to read books anytime. It's a nice place to study. The hostel facilities are also good, perfect for studying. The food is good, they serve three meals and milk once a day.

Admission: The semester exams are a breeze. You can easily score over 70% and come out on top of the class. The teachers are super experienced and really know their stuff, so you'll be well-prepared for the exams. It's a great opportunity to ace your classes and make the most out of the semester.

Placement: Placements here are not super high, but they work hard to help most students find jobs. The numbers aren't always amazing, but they do their best to get you started in your career. The workload is pretty manageable, especially for beginners.

Campus: The college has great facilities for hands-on learning. There are plenty of activities organized by both the college and students to help us grow and improve our skills in our chosen fields. It's a really good place to learn and gain experience.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really great. They helped me understand everything really well. They know a lot and make learning easy by mixing theory with practicals. Each teacher had around 30 students which was good. The curriculum was super helpful too.

Placement: The college helped me land a job with a salary of ?2,50,000/- per year as a BMLT fresher. They offer lots of internships too. Around 70% of students got internships, making an average of 6K. The internship cell is really helpful in getting us internships and placements.

Campus: The labs have all the stuff we need and are always ready to use. Classrooms are tidy, and the library is well-organized with lots of books. I'd give the hostel a 7 out of 10. It's a bummer there's no canteen on campus, but you can find cafes just 300 meters away. The campus is well-designed, and I've never had any problems with it. It's nice being surrounded by greenery, and the metro station is nearby too.

Admission: The teachers here aren't very helpful. They got good qualifications from well-known colleges in India and know their stuff. The course activities get us ready for the industry. But man, the semester exam is super tough!

Placement: Last year, about 40% of us got jobs after finishing the course. The highest pay was 2 Lacs, the average was 1.5 Lacs, and the lowest was 1 Lac. Almost half of us also landed internships through the course.

Campus: The college here doesn't have great facilities. The labs are terrible and the classrooms are too small. They do have Wi-Fi on campus though. The food in the mess and canteen is really bad. There's a 24-hour medical facility here, which is good. But there's no library available, which is a bummer.

Admission: Exams here are pretty easy if you pay attention in class. Most of them are hands-on. I'm just starting out, but everything seems easy as long as you stay focused. Just gotta keep your eye on the prize, ya know?

Placement: I really like how this college prepares you to become a lab tech. You get to work with experienced doctors at top hospitals, which is pretty cool. Plus, if you gain some experience first, you can even start your own lab and make good money. This college is a great choice!

Campus: The lab facilities are great with modern equipment. They're strict about rules and being on time. The teachers are always there. The campus could be bigger to improve. Overall, it's a good place to be.

Admission: The teachers at our college really know their stuff. They're super experienced and make learning fun. The hotel management and paramedical courses are top-notch. The way they teach is amazing. Students here are really talented and do well in their studies.

Placement: Around 40% of us from our course found jobs after college. The salary can be between 2.5 to 7 LPA. Big hospitals like Max Hospital, Appollo Hospital, and Rajiv Gandhi Super Speciality Hospital come to hire us. Almost 90% of us got internships in top hospitals in Delhi. The highest salary offered here is 7 LPA. GM is a company that hires us directly from college.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure and the food is top-notch. They've got medical facilities, canteens, and an amazing library with tons of books. The librarians are really helpful, and you can find daily newspapers, magazines, and novels too. It's a great place for students!

Admission: The teachers here really helped us out a lot. They were great at mentoring us. Their teaching methods were top-notch and they even got us ready for interviews. The exams were done with CCTV watching over us, so no cheating was possible. About 85% of students passed the exams.

Placement: The college sends us to top hospitals like Fortis for our internship after we finish our training. It's a great opportunity for us to land a job there. Freshers usually start with a salary between 2.15L-2.40L after their internships.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure with well-equipped labs for practical work. The library has a lot of books on medical topics. Wi-Fi is only available in the computer lab. Unfortunately, there's no canteen on campus and no space for sports.