DPMCH Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers at our college are really helpful and friendly. They make it easy to ask questions and clear up any doubts we have. They all have Ph.Ds and know their stuff. The staff are also well-trained and knowledgeable. It's a great environment to learn in.

Placement: At my college, over 60% of students get picked for top hospitals. I love that we can do internships at the hospital too. The best courses here are B.Sc. in Medical Microbiology and B.Sc. in Medical Lab Technician. I did my internship at Doon Hospital and it was a great experience.

Campus: The lab facilities have good infrastructure and the classrooms are well-ventilated. The hostel serves good food and creates a nice study environment. They even have a bus service. The library has all the books you need and there are fun extracurricular activities for students too.

Admission: The teachers here are not great. They don't always have classes on time. The exams are often late. The course lasts for 3 years.

Placement: At our college, students don't get help finding jobs after graduating.

Campus: The college infrastructure is pretty bad. They don't offer many facilities for students, and there's no hostel on campus.

Admission: The faculty here are super helpful and make sure we have everything we need. We all have to do a 6-month internship, which really prepares us for our future jobs and boosts our confidence. The exams in the 3rd and final year can be tough, but the ones before that are pretty straightforward.

Placement: As a med student, I'm happy to say that all of us get placed in good hospitals like Max and Indresh. We can work as junior physiotherapists or in medical lab technology. Some of us even start our own clinics. It's cool to have so many options after graduation.

Campus: The classrooms have comfy beds and all the stuff we need. The labs have cool models and tools. The medical labs have fancy microscopes and top-notch facilities for us to use. Plus, there's a library with lots of journals and magazines. It's awesome!

Admission: Some teachers are better than others, it just depends on your preference. There isn't a lot of hands-on learning in class. We have three exams before the finals, and they're pretty fairnot too tough, not too easy.

Placement: Classes have around 30-50 students each year. The fees are about 65,000 per year. They don't offer internships here. You can choose any hospital you like for training. You can apply online or offline for admission.

Campus: The campus isn't that big and the facilities aren't great. The library is small with old books that need updating. They do have hostels and buses for students, which is a good thing.