HIDS Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The faculty at our college is amazing! They finish the syllabus on time and teach us all the practical stuff we need to know. We have regular exams, vivas, and send-ups, but it's all fair. The teachers treat us like we're in school, and the seniors are super supportive.

Placement: The placements are based on how well you've trained. Some students pass the PG exams and can even start their clinics after UG or PG. But interns and residents don't get any stipend, which is a downside. The campus is really big.

Campus: The hostel at our college is pretty good. They offer 2 and 3 seater rooms which is cool. The classes have wall fans, and the lecture theatres have air-conditioners which is nice. The seats in the lecture theatres are designed in a way that everyone can focus. The library is awesome, it's the most popular spot for students. It's got all the books you need.

Admission: I really like the teachers at this college. They're super helpful, especially for the BDS course. The curriculum is well-organized and the labs have all the equipment we need. Plus, we get hands-on experience at the college hospital. Overall, I'm happy with my studies here.

Placement: Studying BDS is all about becoming a doctor. After finishing your internship and learning all you need to know, you can start making money. It's a career-focused program, so you have the potential to earn a good salary and even land a job in a hospital. You can also work as a junior doctor under a more experienced one. Just keep in mind, the college doesn't offer any help with finding a job after you graduate.

Campus: The college buildings are okay, but the teachers are really good. They have hostels, which are decent, not too fancy, but you can live there as a student. There are 2 dining halls and 5 food spots on campus, and the food is just okay.

Admission: The professors in the first and second years have Ph.Ds, and in the third and fourth years, they are medical doctors. Each professor has their own way of teaching, which helps us understand the subjects well. The university decides the course curriculum based on what we need in the clinics. Exams are challenging, but studying old questions, using library books, and our notes really help us prepare.

Placement: Becoming a doctor is a big deal here. Medical colleges don't have placements, but landing a job with a degree from a top college is a sure thing. Dentists can make around Rs. 50,000 monthly, depending on how good they are.

Campus: The library at HIDS has lots of medical books for all years. There are labs for non-clinical subjects and clinics with modern equipment. Lecture halls have AC and projectors, plus CCTV. The boys' and girls' hostels are separate, with 3 canteens, a shop, and a parlor on campus. Everything students need is here. There are fields for football, basketball, volleyball, and tennis. The food in the mess is decent too.