Indira Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences, Patna

Admission: The semester exams weren't too tough, and most students passed with a 90% pass rate. The IGIMS Patna campus is huge, covering 130.20 acres. They're building a new 500-bed hospital and two new hostels for junior and senior residents. Plus, there's a new recreation center for students. One cool thing is the Regional Institute of Opthalmology.

Placement: IGIMS in Patna is a really good college. It started back in 1983 and it's got the UGC stamp of approval. The teachers there know their stuff and are really experienced. They offer a bunch of programs in Medical Science, from Diplomas to Doctorates. It's a great place to learn and grow in the medical field.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities like a cool library with lots of books, separate hostels for guys and girls, and a chill cafeteria with good food at cheap prices. The hostels are comfy and the library has everything you need to study. Love hanging out in the cafeteria with friends!

Admission: The teachers at our college are really smart and know their stuff. They explain things well and use cool tech for classes. Each department holds lots of seminars to help us learn better. It's awesome!

Placement: The education at IGIMS is top-notch. The MBBS course started in 2011 with the first batch. Many students from that batch are now doing their PG courses in good colleges in other states. The highest rank achieved in NEET PG 2019 was about 404 from the 2012 batch. IGIMS is definitely one of the best colleges in Bihar for sure.

Campus: The IGIMS campus in Bihar is huge, second only to DMCH in Darbhanga district. The campus has great facilities and a really nice setup. The new boys' hostel for MBBS students even has four lifts two in each wing. They're even building a helipad on top of the cancer department building. Cool, right?

Admission: The teachers here are really great  they know their stuff and are super talented. Sometimes we even have guest teachers from big colleges like AIIMS Delhi and PGI giving talks. We have exams every 6 months, with about 9 per year, including 4 big ones. The pass rate is around 50%.

Placement: After college, you won't find any job placements here. But landing a medical officer gig is pretty easy after graduating. The average monthly salary is around Rs. 60,000. A lot of students go for postgraduate studies in various fields after finishing MBBS.

Campus: Our college has good infrastructure that keeps getting better. The campus is huge, covering 132 acres with Wi-Fi everywhere. The hostels and labs have all the latest equipment. The library is cool with air conditioning. There's a big ground near the boys' hostel. And the main building has four lecture halls that are nice and cool too.

Admission: The teachers at this college really know their stuff and give great advice. Right from the start, we get a lot of opportunities to learn. Since it's an autonomous college, exams and results aren't a big stress. You can focus on getting better. The professors are really helpful during exams too.

Placement: This college focuses on medical studies, so there aren't any campus placements. However, we do get a stipend of around Rs. 20,000. Doing internships is a must during the MBBS program. There aren't any other job placements offered here. It's cool to see that all the past students from our college are now successful doctors.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities and the best medical training in Bihar. They've got new tools, top-notch professors, and a big hostel for students. It's a great place to study medicine.

Admission: The teachers at my college are super experienced and well-qualified. They really care about classroom learning and they encourage reading books too. They use modern techniques for teaching, which is cool. Since MBBS is a tough course in India, the passing rate at my college is around 90%.

Placement: A lot of grads from my college are doing really well. The salary you get after MBBS can differ, depending on how much you've learned. Some of our seniors from college are working as junior residents at AIIMS Delhi after MBBS. Others got jobs at private hospitals like Apollo and Vedanta. Everyone in our batch got an internship last year, which was awesome.

Campus: The college I go to has really modern buildings. The academic building has air conditioning and Wi-Fi. The labs are well-equipped and the staff are really good. The library is a three-story building, big enough for all students at once. And guess what? The library also has Wi-Fi!

Admission: The teachers at IGIMS are really good at what they do. They know a lot about medical stuff. We have 8 semesters in 4 years, and each semester has 2 exams. You need to get at least 50% to pass, which is fair for a medical course.

Placement: We don't get direct placements here, but we need to pass exams like NORCET, RUHC NORCET, Railway NORCET, and more. If we pass, we become a Nursing Officer. The starting salary for a Nursing Officer is around 70k - 80k depending on where we work.

Campus: The campus has great facilities. The library has loads of books. Classrooms and the auditorium have cool tech stuff. And the cafeteria has cheap and clean food.

Admission: The teachers here are top-notch, way better than any other government college in Bihar. They really know their stuff and have lots of experience. The way they teach is great, and the course content is really practical. We learn a lot about diagnosing and treating patients in the hospital.

Placement: At my medical college, we don't have placements. Once we finish our internship, we start getting ready for postgraduate courses. Some of us choose to work as interns at hospitals. The placement opportunities are great here. I heard that a bunch of students from our college got selected for postgraduate programs this year.

Campus: The college has a massive library and a brand new building being built. Their medical facilities are top-notch in Bihar. The Wi-Fi is strong and reliable, but only students and staff can use it. Each department has its own lab, which is pretty cool.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really good. They have a lot of experience. Every department has a head teacher and assistant teacher who know their stuff. Our college teaches based on the AIIMS program, with help from NMC. The exams are on a set schedule set by NMC when the course starts.

Placement: In our group, we have 120 students 76 boys and 44 girls. Our college doesn't help with job placements. But everyone in our batch did an internship and got around 30,000 rupees as a stipend.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is top-notch. Each department has its own block in the academic building on different floors. Plus, there are four hostels for around 600 undergrads, including ones for girls.

Admission: The teachers really know their stuff and are always there to help out.

Placement: Everyone lands good hospital placements here, and the salary packages are pretty decent too.

Campus: The hostel facilities are really good, they're open all the time. The food at the mess is great, and the library is open 24/7 too. The Wi-Fi here is top-notch, and the classrooms are nice. Plus, the location is pretty convenient.

Admission: The teachers here are pretty good. They know their stuff and teach well. They're not too strict about attendance, so as long as you pay attention, you'll be fine. The courses are practical and will help you get a job. You'll even get to do internships in hospitals. The semesters aren't too tough, but you might need to pull an all-nighter sometimes. It can get busy with classes and duties, so studying every day might be hard.

Placement: Everyone gets a job because they set aside spots for us. The pay is $90,000 a month. IIMS Hospital is where we work. During the internship, they pay $12,000 for 18 months. They start us off as nurses, but you can move up to become a Department Nursing Officer later on.

Campus: The course is pretty good. You can use Wi-Fi which is nice. They have labs for bio, chem, and computer stuff, plus experiments and practicals. There's also a library. The classrooms are partly digital. The food in the mess is alright. The canteen doesn't have a lot. You can go out if you want. Some sports and games are available, but you have to buy your own equipment like badminton or football. They also offer medical assistance which is good.