HIMS Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers are all experienced doctors from BHU and other good medical schools. The course layout is easy to grasp. Almost everyone passes with over 98% every year. Exams every semester aren't too tough, and the teachers are really helpful. You gotta have 75% attendance though.

Placement: After finishing the MBBS course, students have landed jobs in top institutions by acing interviews and post-grad exams. The college provides awesome job prospects in all kinds of fields.

Campus: The college has 3 hostels for MBBS students and another one for PG students. They have Wi-Fi all day, and the classrooms are nice and cool with AC. The hostel food is good, and they have medical help round the clock. Plus, they organize sports events often.

Admission: The teachers at our college are super helpful and really know their stuff. They care a lot about us students and make sure we get a good education. The course we're studying is spot on and gets us ready for working in the industry. The teachers have impressive degrees like MS and MD. The semesters are pretty manageable too. This curriculum really prepares us well.

Placement: In 2017, about 150 students were in my batch. The top salary offered was 1 crore. Every student in the 2015 batch landed an internship.

Campus: The hostel here is great - good mess, air-conditioned classrooms, and tasty food. Plus, we've got Wi-Fi, labs, and everything else we need. Don't forget the library, medical help, sports, and games. If you want quality education, this is the place to be. And there are plenty of canteens too.

Admission: The teachers and lecturers really care about helping us with our studies. They work hard to make sure every student does well. We have exams every 2-3 months, but don't stress about the grading. As long as you answer the questions, you'll get marks.

Placement: The MBBS students in our batch of 2023 have great opportunities for internships and future careers in medicine. Our college offers good placements and a steady flow of patients for hands-on practice. It really helps us understand the concepts better. I'm grateful for all the experience I'm gaining here.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is pretty good, with a decent number of patients coming in. The lecture theaters are nicely furnished and have everything students need. The practical rooms are also good, with all the important equipment available. Overall, it's a nice place for learning.

Admission: The teachers really know their stuff and use cool teaching methods. However, the way they organize the course could be better. The exams were tough, but they prepared us well for the real deal. Most people passed with a 60-70% rate.

Placement: Every year, almost all seats are taken. The highest salary offered was 80 LPA for the entire 4.5-year course, but it can vary. On average, the salary ranges from 70 LPA to 80 LPA. The internship is on-campus and included in the course, so all graduates intern at the college.

Campus: The classrooms and labs were okay, but the Wi-Fi on campus didn't work. The library was just okay too, open from 9 AM to 9 PM. It should be open 24/7 for students. The food was good, but the accommodation was bad. There were 4 students in one room, and girls didn't even have attached bathrooms. The sports area was average, just enough for basic games.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They really know their stuff and are super focused on helping us succeed.

Placement: The placement here is awesome, but you gotta put in the effort to make it work for you. Just showing up won't cut it.

Campus: The college has Wi-Fi, practical labs, a medicine lab, and a canteen with fresh food. I really liked the delicious and hot vegetables and other food they serve. The cooks and chefs are well trained and professional.

Admission: The teachers here are really great. They know their stuff and are experts in clinical subjects. They're training us to be awesome doctors with the right mindset, ethics, communication, and knowledge. Our college got linked with Atal Vihari Bajpayee University in 2021, and now most colleges in Uttar Pradesh are connected to it too. The 2021 batch did amazing by getting a 100% pass rate in the 2nd professional exam.

Placement: After studying MBBS for 4 years, we get to do internships at our college hospital. They do pay us, but not a lot. For the 2019 batch, it's about 5000, but it will go up for the 2020 batch. Seniors from our college have gone on to do MS/MD in top colleges. One senior is doing an MD in Radiology at a government medical college.

Campus: The best thing about our college is the lecture theaters. They're all air-conditioned and can fit around 200 students in LT 1 and LT 2, and 170 students in LT 3 and LT 4. The library is great too, with seating for 6070 in the main library and 8085 in the outside reading room. Both are air-conditioned. We have a sports ground for all activities and our annual festival, Panacea, happens there. The hostels are okay; they house 3 boys and 4 girls per room. But we get 24/7 electricity and water. The mess food is average, but you can upgrade to the premium mess for an extra 5,000 per month.

Admission: The teachers were good and taught well, but we had to do a lot of self-study. The exams were okay, not too hard. If you understood the concepts and could visualize things, you could solve them easily. We had 3 internal exams and 1 final, so 4 exams in all. The internal exams really helped boost our confidence for the final one.

Placement: We didn't have placements at my college because it was for MBBS. Instead, we did internships in the last years. We got Rs. 5000 each month. Some might think it's not much, but we learned a lot. There were enough patients to learn from.

Campus: The college campus isn't huge, but it's nice. The classrooms have AC and are comfy. There's a library, a reading room, and an internet section in the building. The hostel is okay three people in one room and the food is alright. No specific sports areas, but we can still play and have fun. Overall, it's a decent place to study.

Admission: The teachers know their stuff and teach really well. The MBBS course is practical and interesting. I'm enjoying studying here. Exams are manageable and the passing requirements are fair.

Placement: Around half of the students got good jobs with high salaries after graduation. The internships at our college are great, especially for MBBS and paramedical nursing students. They help you get good placements too.

Campus: The college has great facilities like Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, library, and cafeteria. The food in the mess is tasty and they change the menu daily. We also have a canteen for snacks. The sports facilities are awesome too. Overall, the college is pretty good.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. They make sure the semester exams are like the ones at the university, so we're ready for the big final exams. And hey, everyone in our 2021 batch passed the 2nd year exams with flying colors  100% success rate!

Placement: I've been at this college since the 2015 batch, and now we're up to the 2024 batch. They offer MBBS, BPT, and Nursing courses. The hospital here gives internships to all batches. A lot of students land good placements, and many even pass NEET PG after finishing their studies.

Campus: The place is super clean and the rooms are really nice. They've got good ventilation and the furniture is good quality. The food is meh, but at least the Wi-Fi works well. Girls share rooms with 4 people and boys share with 3. The library is open to everyone. Plus, there's a canteen and a coffee shop on campus.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really awesome and super helpful. They know their stuff and teach in a really cool way. HIMS is top-notch when it comes to teaching. I love how they mix theory and hands-on learning for our course.

Placement: The college started in 2015, so the first batch hasn't graduated yet. They make sure every student gets an internship opportunity. But they don't offer any job placements. Just internships for everyone.

Campus: The campus is still under construction, so some facilities are incomplete. The hostel amenities are pretty standard, but they keep everything clean and nice. The food in the mess is decent. You gotta pay for medical help, but they take good care of you. They offer sports like football, cricket, volleyball, and badminton, plus fun events like Panacea.