HMCH Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are really good at their job. They know their stuff and are always ready to help us out with any questions we have. They make sure we understand everything. The college is serious about semesters and getting us ready to be great doctors. Almost everyone passes with more than 90%.

Placement: In MBBS, there's no placement system. After graduating, we need to pass a PG exam to get a PG seat. Lots of grads from here end up in government colleges for PG and do well in their careers and lives.

Campus: The college is alright. The classrooms are fine. The library is awesome, but it could be bigger for all the students. We each get 1GB of data on the Wi-Fi, which is cool. The AC hostels are decent, but the non-AC ones are a bit cramped. The food in the canteen is edible. There are good medical facilities and sports amenities on campus.

Admission: The teachers at Hitech medical college are super helpful and experienced. We have classes 6 days a week and Sundays off. Every year, we go through 2 semesters and a tough medical exam. The invigilators are strict, so you gotta study hard to pass.

Placement: At medical college, they don't do placements. After you finish your internship, you'll get your license and can start working at a corporate hospital or join a government hospital after passing OPSC. The salary at the hospital is around 60k to 1.2 lakh.

Campus: The medical college has all the equipment we need. The campus has Wi-Fi, which is great. The library is the best part it has Wi-Fi too and audiovisual classes. The hostel is big, with both AC and non-AC rooms.

Admission: My college is pretty great overall. The teachers are good, and we have awesome facilities like libraries, labs, hostels, and workshops. We even get to go on site visits. The library is packed with tons of journals and IEEE papers, which is super helpful. The labs and facilities really help us understand things better. The placements are decent too. The only bummer is that there aren't enough events going on.

Placement: The campus of this college is super pretty. It's great for studying dentistry, but they're pretty strict here. They have a good number of patients to practice on, which is cool. They focus a lot on ethics and how to be a great doctor. Plus, you're pretty much guaranteed a job after graduating.

Campus: I chose this college mainly because of the awesome campus vibe. It's super green with trees and flowers all around, and it's always kept clean. The teachers here are really good at their subjects, friendly, and always ready to help. My fave is my English teacher, Karan sir. They're still working on adding new buildings to the campus, so it's always improving. The classrooms are big and have CCTV cameras. The only downside is that the college is pretty far from the city, and there's no gym or proper canteen. It's located in a rural area, which some might not like.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really helpful and know their stuff. They teach well and some of them have a great style. The semester exams are not too hard either.

Placement: The course is really good for getting jobs in rural areas. You can earn around Rs. 90,000 to Rs. 100,000 per month. After finishing, you can also write the PG exam for better job opportunities with higher salaries. The course opens up roles in specialty hospitals or as a professor in the field you studied.

Campus: The college infrastructure isn't great. Wi-Fi is unreliable. Labs and classrooms are okay. The library is awesome and the prettiest spot on campus. Hostel facilities are decent. The food in the mess is just okay, nothing special.

Admission: The teachers here are top-notch compared to other government colleges in the state. The faculty really brings the college to life. The semester exams are tough, with a pass rate of about 50%. Other colleges don't even come close in terms of quality.

Placement: I heard that you won't get a high salary right after doing MBBS. But you can try working in a rural medical clinic where they pay around Rs. 90,000 to Rs. 100,000 per month. Lots of students aim for PG courses next, which is a whole new adventure. It's tough but exciting at the same time.

Campus: The college campus is just okay. Everything feels a bit cramped. No fun campus vibes here. Wi-Fi doesn't reach everywhere. Hostels are crowded. No backup power or fun activities. The overall atmosphere isn't great.

Admission: The teachers know their stuff and really understand the practical side of things. Our course follows the NMC curriculum, and the exams are up-to-date. If you put in the effort, passing the exams is a breeze.

Placement: After graduating, you can work as a medical officer at a private hospital. If your NEET PG rank is good, you can go for MD. You can also get jobs in research and genetic counselling at pharma companies. Starting salary is around Rs. 40,000 per month, but it can increase based on your skills. During internships, they give a stipend of Rs. 15,000.

Campus: The library here is awesome. It's big, air-conditioned, and filled with lots of books. There's even a study room that's just as cool. The classrooms are spacious and have smart boards and AC. The hostels are top-notch and help us focus on studying. Plus, they're strict about no ragging, which is great.

Admission: The faculty is hit or miss. Some are great, but others are a mess. It's alright overall. Exams in MBBS are no joke. Semesters are tough, and before you know it, MBE is here. In medical college, it's all about how much effort you put in, not just the professors. Remember to really understand the material. Teachers are there to assist and cover the syllabus.

Placement: Around 15 students out of 150 manage to pass their PG exams on the first try. The job offers vary depending on the state where you do your PG. We get a stipend while studying. Some students choose state service jobs, which start as contract positions but can turn into permanent ones after passing an exam.

Campus: The facilities are okay, not super fancy. The food in the mess is decent, but the library is really good, just wish there were more seats. The hostel is nice, with AC, clean, and close to everything. You share a room with 2 others, which is pretty big. There are 2 cricket grounds on campus and also tennis and badminton courts.

Admission: The anatomy teachers here are super helpful and the best. They really know how to teach well. But the other departments don't give much attention to students. The course covers a lot of stuff. The hands-on sessions could be better. The cadavers are old and hard to tell apart. The biochemistry department could use some improvement.

Placement: After we finish our MBBS degrees, we land jobs pretty easily. Usually, we end up working in various district headquarters. Everyone has to do a 1.5-year internship after finishing the final year. The main job we get is as a junior doctor. They pay us at least Rs. 60,000 to Rs. 70,000 per month. None of us MBBS students are left without a job.

Campus: The library doesn't have Wi-Fi, so you gotta use your own data. But in labs and classrooms, there's free Wi-Fi, though it's kinda limited. Food in the hostel is great when you first start college, but it goes downhill as the year goes on. By the time the academic year ends, it's not so good. But once the new students come in, the food gets better again. It's like a cycle. Overall, the other facilities here are pretty good.

Admission: The teachers at our college are super helpful and really know their stuff. They're all experienced doctors who are great at teaching. The courses are spot on and help us become top-notch doctors. Quality of teaching is top-notch.

Placement: Almost everyone in my batch got a job after graduation. The pay range for jobs is from Rs. 60,000 to 1.5 lac per month, with an average of Rs. 80,000. Some students even landed government jobs, like as a doctor. In our program, the salary range is from 7 to 15 LPA, averaging at 10 LPA. Almost everyone got an internship at the hi-tech medical college and hospital. It's a great place for practical experience!

Campus: The college has free Wi-Fi, labs in every department, air-conditioned classrooms, and a big library. Guys and girls stay in different hostels. Food is good, canteen is clean. Medical help is good, and we have two big sports grounds.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They're super helpful and qualified from top universities. They really know their stuff. The course isn't too focused on the curriculum. Plus, the pass rate is 100%! The exam questions are pretty easy if you've studied beforehand. Just be prepared!

Placement: Almost all students in our college get jobs after graduation. The pay ranges from 3 lakh to 8 lakh per year. Everyone in my course gets a decent salary. Plus, all of us land internships here. This college really hones in on the basics of academics.

Campus: The classrooms are awesome, with cool tech labs and a really nice library full of helpful books. The hostel rooms are top-notch, and they've got all the facilities you need. Plus, there are plenty of grounds and courts for playing cricket, football, hockey, and badminton. It's pretty sweet!