RMLIMS Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff with Master's and Doctorate degrees. They teach well and show us practical examples. The course content is spot-on, and lots of students end up getting government jobs in hospitals. There are also chances for jobs abroad since nurses are in high demand overseas. The semester exams can be tough, but as long as you study regularly, you can pass. Most students manage to pass the exams, around 95% of us.

Placement: The course I'm taking isn't for working in companies. If you become a government nurse, you can make around 80k-90k a month. To get a job in government hospitals like KGMU, PGI, RML, or AIIMS, you'll need to pass an entrance exam called NORCET. Some important positions you can aim for are Nursing Officers, Assistant Nursing Officers, Senior Nursing Officers, and Award Incharge.

Campus: My college has all the things we need. There's Wi-Fi everywhere, labs to practice, computer labs, cool classrooms, and a library with Wi-Fi and AC. The hostels are comfy with good furniture, lockers, a library, RO water, and clean bathrooms. They clean everything every day. The food in the mess and canteen is pretty good. We all have health cards for free treatment at KGMU. The SP Ground is where we play sports like basketball, football, tennis, volleyball, and cricket.

Admission: The teachers really know their stuff because they did the same degree and have tons of experience from working in hospitals. They teach us practical stuff with slides in our clinical sessions.

Placement: I got a spot in the government seat for MBBS through the NEET exam. The course is 5.5 years long, including a one-year internship with a monthly stipend of 12k. MBBS is a bachelor's degree for doctors. There are 200 students in my batch, each with their own roll number. The course covers both hands-on skills and visual studies to help us learn better.

Campus: The hostel facilities are awesome! I share a 3BHK with 5 other students, and we have everything we need like a geyser. Our hostel is right across from Palassio Mall and Ekana Stadium, so we can easily catch cricket matches nearby (if we can get tickets). It's super convenient and fun living so close to everything!

Admission: The teachers at KGMU are really great. They are top doctors in India in their fields. One of our alumni, Dr. Naresh Trehan, is a big deal. Our teachers explain medical stuff really well. The MBBS course is important for becoming a good doctor. We have tough exams every year, but if you pass NEET with good marks, you can pass here too.

Placement: KGMU is a top medical college in India, and lots of students from here get into PG programs. About 200 out of 250 students land spots for MD/MS. The pay during PG is around 1 to 1.3 lakh per month. Some students even end up at AIIMS Delhi, MAMC Delhi, and other famous colleges. Our PG selection rate is on par with AIIMS Delhi. After MBBS, everyone has to do an internship for a year. We rotate through different departments each month and pick up key skills. The stipend is 12,500, which is lower than what AIIMS pays.

Campus: KGMU in Lucknow is a pretty cool college. The campus looks like a tourist spot with a mix of heritage and modern facilities. We've got the Kalam Center with all the high-tech stuff for teaching, plus top-notch testing centers and research labs. The hostel buildings might be old from the 90s, but they've got everything you need for a comfy life. The food in the hostel is great, so you won't need to hit up restaurants. The mess food is tasty too. And since it's a medical college, you're covered on the medical facilities front. We have an annual sports meet with all sorts of games, and even intercollege competitions. The playground is well-lit and well-kept. Overall, it's a pretty awesome place to study.

Admission: The professors at this college are really good. They care about us students and love teaching. I think they could mix things up a bit more with interactive lessons and stuff like that. The course covers everything we need to know about medical science. We have two exams during the year and a final one at the end.

Placement: Studying MBBS had around 210 students, while BDS had about 70 students. In the medical field, our income wasn't fixed. What we earned depended on our skills, degree, and experience. Hospitals offered us job packages, but lots of us chose to open our own clinics. That needed a big investment, though. Our college had some famous ex-students, like Dr. Naresh Trehan who owns Medanta Hospital.

Campus: The college had Wi-Fi in the hostel and on campus, which was great. The classrooms and labs were big enough to fit 250 students. I liked the hostel a lot because we had double-sharing rooms with our own almirah and study table. Each room even had a balcony attached. The food at the mess was delicious, especially the dosa, idli, and dahi bade. It was a really good experience overall.

Admission: The teachers and staff are really smart and have a lot of experience. They help us learn a lot. The MBA program lasts for 4.5 years, including a year of internship. This helps us get ready for anything in the real world. The exams are tough, but if you study, you'll be fine.

Placement: So, after finishing MBBS, some go for a job while others aim for Neet PG. Almost all students get placed, which is great. The highest package can go up to 80 lakhs per year. Big hospitals like Apollo, Max Healthcare, and Fortis hire a lot of students. We need to do a one-year internship at the college. After that, we can work as medical officers, consultants, residents, or nurses.

Campus: The college has a cool mix of old and new buildings, which is pretty awesome. They've got modern labs with all the latest gear we need. Plus, the whole campus is Wi-Fi ready! And there's a big playground and courts for basketball, volleyball, and tennis. It's all here, ready for us to use.

Admission: I really like how helpful and knowledgeable the faculty at our college is. They're qualified too. The teaching quality is great and the course curriculum is spot on. It prepares us well for the industry. The semester exams are tough, but everyone manages to pass with good marks.

Placement: Around 80% of students in our course found jobs after graduation. The average salary offered is about 8 Lacs. We had companies like Apollo and Lilavati Hospital hire students from our course. Almost everyone got internships too.

Campus: This college in Uttar Pradesh is awesome! The campus has great facilities like a playground, library, and lots of hostels. The food in the mess is clean and nutritious. The infrastructure is top-notch. Love it here!

Admission: The exams were held regularly for practice, and the papers were based on NEET PG level. The papers were good quality. The teachers, who were experienced doctors, were really good at their subjects. They were friendly and always ready to help students. They explained difficult topics in easy ways, so we could understand them easily.

Placement: Most of us got jobs after finishing our studies. The pay ranged from Rs. 36,000 to Rs. 98,000 per month. Lots of companies visited the campus for various reasons. The MBBS program lasts for 4.5 years with a 1-year internship. After five and a half years, you'll graduate with your MBBS degree.

Campus: The campus here is top-notch in India! The labs are awesome, classrooms are nice, and the atmosphere is great. Love it here!

Admission: The teachers at our college really know their stuff. They explain things well and make it easy to understand. We've got 14 professors, 5 clinical instructors, and 10 nursing tutors, making a total of 29 faculty members.

Placement: Our college has a high number of students getting into this course. If you score above 150 on the entrance exam, you can get jobs like nursing officer, clinical instructor, or professor. The teachers have great clinical experience. Our college is now one of the top in the state.

Campus: The college is well-equipped with modern CCTV cameras, projectors, and top-notch laptops. The teachers are experienced and knowledgeable. We also have Wi-Fi available. The hostel facilities are great, with good maintenance and the food quality is good too. Every year, we have a fun sports day organized by the college.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are super supportive. They help us with everything, from personal issues to career advice. The exams are challenging, so you gotta work hard to pass. The course material covers a lot of ground, so be ready to study a lot.

Placement: My college is great for students passing entrance exams and counseling. There are lots of medical courses and a high internship rate. We get to learn at different levels here.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities with spacious classrooms that have good ventilation and lighting. All departments are well-equipped. We also have sports activities and the hostel offers Wi-Fi and tasty food. Love it here!

Admission: The professors and residents here are really knowledgeable. They always help us out. The senior students are like our main teachers, showing us everything we need to know. Exams happen once a year and you just need 50% to pass. The course content is super important and makes sense.

Placement: The placement here is awesome! Everyone gets an internship at our college. Right now, the highest pay is around 12k. We have eight cool departments in the Dental Science program, like prosthodontics and conservation dentistry. It's pretty diverse and interesting.

Campus: Around 50 students are in each batch. The college's infrastructure is amazing, like a dream. The whole campus has LAN. There are different canteens like Nestle and a cafeteria. The food in the mess is great, they serve both veg and non-veg. There's even a table tennis court, a lawn tennis court, and a big playground on campus.