Homoeopathy University

Admission: The teachers at this college know their stuff really well. They've got a lot of experience and skills. The courses follow what the government says we should learn. The exams each semester aren't too tough, you can pass them easily. About half of the students pass the exams.

Placement: The college doesn't help much with job placements, but they do offer internships to all students. No companies come to recruit here, so most students start their own clinics for practice. You have to find your own job after graduating.

Campus: The campus is really big but the buildings are okay. The library is huge with lots of books, and they have separate sections for postgrad and undergrad students. You'll find different blocks for stuff like academic stuff. The food in the canteen and mess is pretty good, and they have a good medical facility too.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome. They're super helpful and really know their stuff. If you're a senior, passing is a breeze. Just put in the effort and you'll do fine. Passing the exams here is not too tough.

Placement: The college has really good placements, but most students go for private practice. There are both private and government job opportunities. Big companies like SBL, Burnett, and Bakson come for placements. The campus hospital is top-notch. Internships last for a year and are a must-do.

Campus: The classrooms have everything you need. The labs are great too. Each department has its own lab like pharmacy, anatomy, pathology. Plus, there are separate hostels for guys and girls. They've got all the facilities you could ask for. You can choose between 2-seater and 1-seater rooms.

Admission: Studying here is great! The staff is really friendly and supportive. The campus environment is healthy. The librarian isn't very nice, but the teachers are super helpful. This college is a great place to study. The hostel students face some challenges though.

Placement: The faculty in the Masters in Material Medical department is really supportive. Actually, all the departments have great teachers who are super helpful. The environment is nice and friendly. The principal is really honest too.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is decent, but the canteen is not great. The librarians are really unfriendly. The hostel food is not good quality, and the hostel warden is quite harsh with students. The campus is far from the city and lacks nearby shops for things like stationery.

Admission: Since the CBDC was introduced, the curriculum has gotten a lot better, and the teachers have stepped up their game. They really care about us students and make sure we understand everything. Plus, we have cool interactive sessions all the time. It's awesome!

Placement: After finishing BHMS, you can continue studying for an MD. You can do MD here or try for a government college by passing AIPGET. Once you complete BHMS or MD, you can start your own clinic or work in a government hospital or other government jobs. There are many options available after this. You'll become a doctor, but if you're not happy, you can switch fields later on. Personally, I think homeopathy is a great career choice that we should support and promote.

Campus: The campus is getting better, but honestly, it's not great yet. They need to work on things like water and bathrooms. The campus is nice overall, though. It's kept clean, and the library has lots of books, including ones for our courses. I'm not sure about Wi-Fi, but Jio doesn't get a good signal there. Airtel works fine, though. Each subject has its own lab, and we even have classes where we study real bodies. The classrooms are big enough for 100 students and have projectors and whiteboards. The food in the mess isn't that good, but they serve three meals a day. They have events like welcome parties for new students, and there's a warden on campus. The canteen is there, but it's not very comfy. You can sit and eat, but the floor is just mud. The food there is really good and cheap, though. You can hang out with friends there. Every December, we have sports and cultural events like volleyball, badminton, and chess.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are super helpful. The course is practical and makes sense. The exams are tough, with only half the students passing. But the best part is getting to shadow the teachers in the clinic. You can see real patients and learn how to diagnose cases. The teachers are there to guide you through every step. It's a great hands-on experience!

Placement: About half of the students from our college get placed after finishing their studies. The top salary package is around 2.3 LPA. After completing BHMS, students have options like pursuing a master's in homeopathy material medical or pharmacy, working as a government medical officer, or opening their own clinic.

Campus: The college has a nice campus with a big library. The food in the mess is good and there's a clinic for students. Students mainly participate in cultural sports, but there aren't many other sports activities. Both boys and girls in the hostel have a volleyball court to play on.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. They make learning fun and interesting. The course content is practical and prepares us well for the industry. Around half of the students pass the exams and practicals, so it's not too tough.

Placement: I really like how most students here get placed after graduation, around 88%. Almost 60% of us also get internships. The main job we aim for in my course is to become homeopathic doctors. They teach us a lot about clinical practice and how to work in hospitals. It's like preparing us for our whole career.

Campus: The hostel here isn't great. No Wi-Fi, and the classrooms are cold or hot. Labs are not great too. Food in the hostel isn't good. But the rooms are okay. They do sports and games every year with dance and other fun stuff.