Institute of Dental Sciences, Bareilly International University

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful. They always make time for us, know their stuff, and answer our questions right away. The course material matches what they teach, so we're prepared for real-life situations. It's great for getting ready for practice and hands-on experiences.

Placement: There are about 100 seats in total. In my batch, there are 60 students. The highest package you can get abroad is up to 1 crore. You'll need to do an internship in your first year to get back your documents and other stuff. It's a great opportunity to get hands-on experience.

Campus: The teachers here are really good. They explain things well and give us notes and PowerPoints. You can ask them anything whenever you need help. They also prepare us well for exams and give us support.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful. They always make time for us, know their stuff, and answer our questions right away. The course material matches what they teach, so we're prepared for real-life situations. It's great for getting ready for practice and hands-on experiences.

Placement: There are about 100 seats in total. In my group, there are 60 students. The top salary you can get abroad is 1 crore. You need to do an internship in your first year to get back your documents and other stuff. During the internship, you'll get hands-on experience.

Campus: The teachers are really good. They teach well and give notes and PowerPoint slides. You can ask them any day if you have questions. They help you with both regular exams and practical exams. They give good support too.

Admission: The teachers really put in effort, whether it's online or in person. There are enough teachers around, and they've got about 10 to 15 years of teaching under their belts. Their experience definitely helps us students out. The teachers are great!

Placement: Once we graduate, the college lets us work in the hospital. The salary packages range from 10 LPA to 24.5 LPA, with an average of 17 LPA. It's a great place to study and build a career.

Campus: The college's facilities are pretty good. We've got a cricket ground, football field, badminton court, and even a garden to chill in. The classrooms have AC and there's a library to help us grow. It's a cool place for students to hang out and study.

Admission: The teachers at this college are amazing! They have been working in the field for 10-15 years, so they really know their stuff. They're great at teaching us all the important things we need to know for our MBBS degree.

Placement: The college gives a lot of hands-on experience with patients, seeing about 1500 a day. This helps a lot during internships and prepares us well for working in hospitals. It's easier to get good jobs in private or government hospitals after graduating.

Campus: The campus is big and has a basketball court, badminton court, and cricket/football ground. There's a library with books for reference. You can grab lunch at the canteen. The hostels don't have Wi-Fi, but there are Wi-Fi boosters. The classrooms are spacious with AC. The clinical labs have good equipment.

Admission: The teachers here all graduated with MBBS degrees, and many of them did more studies to get MS/MD degrees. They use PowerPoint slides to teach us, which I find cool and useful. We have two semester exams every year, and they're not too hard.

Placement: Once we finish MBBS, there aren't any placements. We get to choose what to do next based on our goals. Some students take the NEET PG exam, while others work as an MBBS doctor in a government or private hospital. About 150 students do internships at the hospital every year.

Campus: The college I go to has its own hospital with different departments like surgery, medicine, obg, ophtho, ent, radio, etc. They have all the facilities for treatment and surgery. The classrooms are nice with air conditioning and wooden desks. They also have labs for anatomy, physiology, biochemistry, pathology, and microbiology. The hostel has Wi-Fi, watercoolers, mess, and a park. It's a good place to study and live on campus.

Admission: The teachers at RMCH are really smart and have a lot of experience in their field. They follow the guidelines from the National Medical Council for our courses. We learn a lot about clinical stuff, which is super important. The exams are fair and just right for medical students like me.

Placement: After finishing RMCH and getting an MBBS degree, we can apply to work in private or government hospitals as junior residents or EMOs. Many of us choose to pursue PG, MD, or MS degrees after MBBS. And once we complete MBBS, we have to do a 1-year internship at the college.

Campus: I took some great courses at RMCH like MBBS, MD, and MS. They cover different areas like general medicine, surgery, ophthalmology, ENT, orthopedics, and pediatrics. The lecture halls were nice with AC and big screens. The library was fully AC and could fit 200 students at once. It was a good setup for studying.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful! You can always go to their office if you have any questions. They're cool about talking through personal stuff too. Our college is strict about following the rules. If you act up or do something wrong, they'll hit you with a fine.

Placement: Our college takes in about 150 MBBS students each year, and almost 90% of them graduate. There are many job opportunities available after graduation, but it's up to the students to choose. During internships, the UP government offers a salary of around Rs. 8,000. The college is under the control of the UP government, which also regulates the fees.

Campus: I really like the college's infrastructure. They've got everything we need a cricket ground, football and basketball courts, and even two parks. It's cool that there's a Shiv temple on campus, and a children's park too. It's a great place to study and chill out.

Admission: The teachers here are great, except for the principal. I think someone who earns 2 Lacs a month could do a better job. But the rest of the teachers are awesome at teaching and other stuff. Exams are fair too.

Placement: Placements aren't a thing at my college since it's a private medical college. Everything comes down to what you know, can do, and where you come from. The college doesn't really help with this.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is really old and not in good shape. The hostels are also run-down and not cleaned properly. The hostel warden doesn't really listen to our complaints.

Admission: The teachers really put in the effort whether it's online or in-person. There are plenty of teachers, so even if one is missing, it's all good. Each batch has enough cadavers to meet our needs, so it's all good.

Placement: The placements at our college are okay. One of my older friends landed a job at Ram Manohar Lohia Medical College from here. The hostel always has a decent number of patients. They make sure we get enough clinical experience to be confident in our future careers.

Campus: The facilities here are alright, but not worth the cost. We've got a cricket ground, football field, badminton court, and a garden to hang out in. Plus, there's a special building for first-year guys to steer clear of ragging. In general, it's a decent place to be.

Admission: The teachers really care about teaching, whether it's online or in-person. There are enough teachers to cover all the classes, even if one is missing. We have a decent amount of cadavers for each group, enough to meet our requirements.

Placement: The placements at college are awesome! Almost all students, like 98%, can easily land great jobs. Working hard really pays off when it comes to getting placed. College life is super memorable way different from school life.

Campus: The facilities are okay, but I don't think they're worth the cost. We've got a cricket ground, football field, badminton court, and table tennis area. Plus, there's a nice garden to relax in. They even have a special building for first-year guys to prevent any hazing. Overall, it's a decent place to stay.