Gauhati Medical College

Admission: The teachers at our college are really good and know their stuff. But with our packed schedules, it's hard to stay focused in class. I mean, we're all tired, right? It's tough. And around 1 out of every 5 students end up failing each semester.

Placement: Around 200 students enroll every year. If you pass, you'll land a job as a medical officer through the rural service scheme. It's cool because you get special spots for NEET PG. Once you finish PG, you can work in government hospitals or even private nursing homes.

Campus: The college has a nice campus with good facilities. It's a bit far from the hospital and hostels, but all the buildings are spread out. We have theory classes in the auditorium and practical sessions in the college. The campus is on a hilltop, which is pretty cool. One downside is that the college bus doesn't run very often.

Admission: The teachers here are really top-notch, some of them are even famous doctors! The way they teach is decent, but they mostly rely on slides during classes. It can get pretty overwhelming since we have exams almost every week, which is a lot to handle. And when it comes to semester exams, they're no joke  you gotta put in a ton of study time. Passing isn't a walk in the park either, with only about half the students making it through.

Placement: In our batch, there are about 200 students. Once we finish our final exams, we all get a chance to do a year-long internship at the hospital. After the internship, we have to work for a year in rural areas as medical officers. We get paid $35,000 per month during this time. It's part of the E3 program.

Campus: There are big lecture halls and labs for all subjects. The library is there too. The hostel and food are good. They have a canteen on campus. Sports aren't a big deal except during college week. The medical facilities are good too.

Admission: The teachers are really nice and always ready to help. We have 3 sessional exams and one big professional exam at the end, all checked by the university. The syllabus is huge and it's tough to study everything. It can be stressful before exams, but we eventually get used to it.

Placement: Around 200 students join the MBBS program every year. After 4.5 years, those who graduate get to do a one-year internship at our college's hospital. They even get paid by the national health mission. After that, they do a one-year rural posting. It's a great opportunity to get hands-on experience!

Campus: The labs at our college are top-notch for doing experiments, and the classrooms have smart boards and AC. The only downside is the Wi-Fi isn't that great. The library on the 5th floor is a great spot to study and find resources. Our hospital is huge, with 600 ICU beds and 33 different departments for medical care. They even have a super-speciality block for more complex health needs. They're also building a 1,000-bed maternity hospital to help even more people in the community. Can't wait for that to open!

Admission: The teachers at our college are super helpful. You can ask them questions during class or in their office. The postgraduate students who teach us are really nice. They are great at teaching and always help us with any doubts we have.

Placement: There are about 200 students in our batch, with around 70 girls and the rest boys. I'm still in my first year, so I don't know much about internships yet. Our college is pretty good, with all the basic equipment we need. This year, they even added 10 air-conditioners in our main lecture hall.

Campus: Our college has everything we need, including good hospitals and top-notch technology. Wi-Fi, labs, library we've got it all. There are also other facilities like a gym available for us. Overall, the quality of all the facilities is top-notch.

Admission: The college sticks to the rules from MCI, which is cool. The teachers know their stuff, and each department has lots of faculty. They teach well and the course content gets us ready to help patients.

Placement: In MBBS, placements aren't a big deal. You start as interns at the hospital and later become a medical officer. Then you can aim for NEET PG and pick your desired courses. With your qualifications, you can work at any hospital you like.

Campus: The college has everything we need! We've got two libraries, the classrooms have AC, and the hostels are newly renovated and super comfy. The food in the mess is pretty good too they serve a variety of yummy dishes. Overall, the facilities are top-notch here.

Admission: The school is all about studying non-stop. They push us to be the best in the university. Because of this, the fun events and clubs aren't well-planned, so campus life feels lacking. But the teachers are great and know their stuff. The semester is tough though  you need at least 50% to pass.

Placement: In our batch, there are around 200 students. The dissection hall is divided into 4 groups, each with about 50 students. This college offers more than just MBBS courses and is known as one of the best. However, some classes have too many students.

Campus: The college is super old which means the buildings are kinda run down. It's split up, with one building on a hill and the other down near the hospital in the city. Plus, there's no AC or Wi-Fi for us students.

Admission: The facilities here are top-notch! You gotta see them to believe it. Learning is all about hands-on experience, with professors, students, and patients working together. It really prepares us for anything. Exams during the semester aren't too hard, as long as you show up to class regularly.

Placement: At our college, all the students get internships. Some go for higher studies, while others aim for jobs like IPS or UPSC. Because we all have the same internship, the salary packages are equal for everyone.

Campus: As a student at this medical college, we have top-notch tech labs for patients and basic labs for students. Unfortunately, we don't have Wi-Fi like newer colleges such as IIT. Even though our college has been around since 1360! There are separate hostels for undergrad boys, girls, and postgrad boys and girls, each with their own mess. The food served is decided by the students living in the hostels, and the menu changes every month.

Admission: The professors here are amazing! They're experts in their fields. The curriculum follows the latest NMC guidelines. The course is tough, so be ready to put in the work. We have regular exams and seminars to keep us on our toes. The final exams are no walk in the park  they're pretty tough. Passing isn't a piece of cake, but it's doable. The pass rate is around 70%.

Placement: Most students at GMCH end up getting jobs at government hospitals with an average salary of 10 LPA. The internship is a great chance to learn from top doctors and improve our skills. GMCH has all the latest tech we need for healthcare. We all have to do an internship at the hospital it's a must.

Campus: The college has good Wi-Fi, modern labs, digital classrooms, and a digital library. The hostels are really nice and the food is good. There are canteens with yummy food. Plus, you can play indoor and outdoor games there too.

Admission: The professors are really helpful, but there aren't enough facilities for all the students, which can be a bit of a hassle. The courses are okay, but they focus too much on theory instead of hands-on practice. The exams are not too hard, they're just average. The passing rate is around 40%.

Placement: There are about 60 students in our group. Our course doesn't come with a job offer because it's a professional diploma. But once we finish, we can work in pharma companies. And everyone gets a 3-month internship at a government hospital after completing the course.

Campus: The institute's infrastructure is okay, not too bad. The facilities they offer are just average. They've got a library with lots of pharmacy books and a few others. The labs are clean and have all the equipment we need for our experiments. The classrooms have fixed wooden seats like in a gallery, which is cool. And all the classrooms have projectors and screens for digital presentations.

Admission: Some teachers are helpful, but not all. The course is tough, and the exams in medical college are really hard. Only students who passed NEET can get in. You need at least 50% to pass exams. It's tough to make it through medical college.

Placement: The hospitals here offer internships with a salary, which is cool. The top students from Assam usually get into this college. Being disciplined and sincere is key in studying MBBS. They pay MBBS students around Rs. 31,000 per month. After graduation, you can do internships at the hospital with a good pay.

Campus: The labs here have really cool technology. Classrooms are nice, with AC, and the library is massive with tons of books. The hostel is decent, and the food is pretty good. The canteen is just okay. Unfortunately, the sports facilities aren't great since we don't have a campus.