Dr. D. Y. Patil Medical College, Hospital and Research Centre

Admission: The exams and coursework are a lot, but doable. The teachers are awesome - super helpful and nice. They explain everything really well. They teach us how to use what we learn in real situations.

Placement: The college offers a year-long internship at their on-campus hospital. The hospital currently pays 11k to each student. Everyone has to do this internship, but it's a great chance to learn a lot. You get to try out different areas and gain valuable experience.

Campus: The college and hospital are super clean with great facilities. The library and study area are top-notch with all books in great shape. The food in the mess is tasty, and they have cool sports courts for basketball, table tennis, and lawn tennis. Love it here!

Admission: The teachers here are really well-qualified, with special degrees in their fields. They mostly use slide presentations for teaching, but also have small group sessions and tutorials. Everything they teach is really helpful. The teachers are always ready to help us out. We have separate clinic and lecture times. They offer undergraduate, postgraduate, and advanced courses as well.

Placement: This medical college doesn't help us find jobs after we graduate. We have to look for work in hospitals or continue studying. During the internship, they don't pay us any stipend. Our main job as students is to learn from working in clinics.

Campus: The college has 4 lecture halls with 250 seats each year. The library is awesome, filled with all the medical books and journals. The food in the mess is top-notch and super clean. The hostel is nice, with separate bathrooms, kitchens, and single rooms with AC or without. Everything was great, no problems. The hospital has different departments, wards, and OPD. They even do robotic and laparoscopic surgeries.

Admission: Some teachers are really nice, but some aren't that great. Overall, I've had a good experience here. The hands-on experience in hospitals is not as much as what government colleges offer. The campus life isn't the best either. Our campus is much smaller than the ones at AFMC and B.J.M.C. Still, it's better than most other colleges around here!

Placement: The college helps students get jobs after they graduate. Private and government hospitals come for interviews to hire students. The faculty is really good from top Institutes. Apollo Medanta also recruits students from our college.

Campus: The college has top-notch facilities with all the latest equipment. They even do robotic surgeries! The equipment is fancy and in great condition. The hostel is comfy, almost like a hotel, but with smaller rooms for three people. The hostels are separate for girls and boys, with a curfew at 10 pm.

Admission: The teachers here are really good  most of them have military backgrounds. They're super supportive and caring. The course is set by NMC and it's tough, but it gets us ready for the real world.

Placement: Getting an internship in the first year is tough only a few students manage to land one. But by the end, everyone will have one for sure. A lot of folks graduate from the course, but some struggle to pass the NEET PG entrance exam.

Campus: The college and hospital buildings are really nice. Wi-Fi can be a bit spotty sometimes. The classrooms are old but in good shape. The library is amazing. The food in the mess is tasty and the hostel is awesome. The sports facilities are pretty good too.

Admission: The teachers at the college were really helpful and knew their stuff. Most of them studied at B.J. medical college. They used lectures, videos, labs, and group discussions to teach us. Around 250 students attended each lecture together, and there were about 20-30 students in each lab group for every department. It was a good learning experience overall.

Placement: Finding a job as a doctor in India is pretty easy because there aren't many doctors around. Everyone has to do an internship as part of the course. Most students do it at our college, but some choose to go to a different hospital. Unfortunately, no one gets paid for their internship.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is pretty basic but good. The library is awesome with lots of books. The new operation theaters and ICU are top-notch with modern tech. Wi-Fi is only for staff and teachers, though. The classrooms are spacious they can fit up to 300 students for a lecture, even though our MBBS batch is around 250. There's a basketball court and a tennis court, but the only indoor sports available are table tennis and chess. Honestly, there aren't many sports options. The hostel rooms are just okay for the price they ask. The food at the canteen is good. Overall, the college and hospital have good infrastructure, except for the hostel rooms.

Admission: The teachers here are really experienced and helpful. The course is great for overall student growth and there are lots of fun activities to take part in. There's a lot to learn and discover in the course.

Placement: The college has great placements because it's a top institute in Maharashtra. Lots of companies come to hire students because of the college's good reputation. I feel confident about getting a job after graduation.

Campus: The college buildings have everything we need, and the campus feels really safe. They've got a tennis court and a basketball court too. The food at the canteens is top-notch. Overall, a great place to study!

Admission: The teachers here are really good - they know their stuff and are always there to help. It's cool that the students who finished MBBS or are in PG now get us better. That's the best part. The exams aren't too tough, and you just need to get at least 50% in theory and practical to pass. The pass rate is around 50%, so it's not too bad.

Placement: The placements here are really great if you work hard and know your stuff. People will notice you if you do well. Just make sure to be disciplined. Being disciplined is important everywhere. I like it here because most people, including the faculty, are friendly.

Campus: The food in the dining hall is not great, didn't really like it. The dorms are nice and the people here are cool, mostly from good families. There are some smokers around, so be careful. They might try to get you to smoke, but just say no.

Admission: The teachers really know their stuff. They're always there to help and listen to what we need. The teaching is good and they use cool new tech to make it fun. The course content is current and covers everything we need to know. We have a few exams each year, with the last one being finals. Almost everyone passes, with a high 95% success rate.

Placement: Around 250 students from my course found jobs after graduating. Many students from our college move on to good colleges for their post-grad studies.

Campus: The college has labs and classrooms with cool tech stuff. There are also labs for hands-on learning and a library for studying. The hostel is super cozy and got a nice makeover based on what students said. The food in the mess could use some improvement though.

Admission: The faculty here are super qualified and friendly. They're always there to help with teaching and experiments. The dean and other staff are really supportive too. We use digital tools for learning, and there are plenty of cadavers for practical study. Overall, it's a great experience here.

Placement: The college is awesome. Our OPD is really well-equipped, better than any other college. The library feels like a fancy hotel. The teachers genuinely care about us. Security is a big deal here. You'll be happy with all the services. This college offers better services than any other medical college.

Campus: The campus is really big and they take good care of it. Everything works well here water, food, staff, security. They even have bouncers for safety. We get free Wi-Fi for our laptops, and the library is huge. The classrooms can fit over 300 students comfortably.

Admission: The teachers here are really good and they talk to us a lot. We have tutorials, lectures, and practicals that match up well. They also take us to the hospital to learn how to work with patients and the staff there.

Placement: There are around 250 students in my batch. In medicine, there aren't any guaranteed placements, so you need to work hard to find opportunities. The course lasts for 5.5 years, including a one-year internship. The professors teach us well. After completing MBBS, you can start working in a hospital or apply for post-graduation.

Campus: The food here is good and clean. There are lots of opportunities for everyone. They really push sports here. There are separate hostels for guys and girls, and they have everything you need. Safety is taken seriously, with guards at all the key points around campus.