Institute of Dental Sciences, Bhubaneswar Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are super smart and have tons of experience. They really put in the effort when they teach. But remember, they won't just hand you the answers. It's up to us to understand everything. If we work hard, we can definitely pass. The pass rate is really high at 98%, so that's awesome!

Placement: The medical course here doesn't have as many placements as engineering colleges. But every year, all the seats are taken. We'll get Rs. 11,000 stipend during our internship, and it might go up for the next groups. BDS is a cool course with lots of job options.

Campus: Our college has a great conference hall and four lecture theaters. The labs, OPDs, and departments are always clean. We can play basketball, cricket, and other sports. There's a big field for events and courts for games. Our college is known for medical studies and is one of the best private colleges around.

Admission: The professors here are a mix of experienced seniors and young teachers. Some really care about helping us, while others stick to just teaching. It all depends on the person. We follow the standard syllabus approved by DCI. They cover the basics well, but we could use more exposure to new dental tech and modern treatments. It would be great to get more hands-on practice early on. We have lots of internals, vivas, and end-semester exams. The theory is easy, but practical exams can throw you off. Doing well depends on how prepared you are and how you handle stress during vivas.

Placement: The dental placements here are not as great as in engineering. There aren't many campus recruitment opportunities. Most students aim for jobs in private practice or hospitals after getting their MS degree. The college offers internships with good clinical experience, but finding a job is mostly up to us. I haven't been placed yet, so I can't say much about that.

Campus: The campus at the college is nice, with good lecture halls and a library that has the books you need. The labs are well-equipped too. The clinics have all the dental stuff you need, but some parts could be better. The hostel is okay. The rooms are fine, but the food could be improved.

Admission: I can't thank our mentors enough. They were super smart and knew so much. They were always there for us when we needed help. They didn't just teach us from books, but also showed us how to succeed after college in a tough world.

Placement: The dental course doesn't offer placements, but for engineering and MBA, placements are awesome! Lots of top companies come to hire students, offering great packages. Some even hire from abroad. The college gives good training too.

Campus: The campus has Wi-Fi everywhere. There are labs, classrooms with AC, and a sports ground. Our college canteen was great. The hostel was cozy and safe. Rooms were clean and had good ventilation. The food was tasty too.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really great. They use projectors to teach us, and they have different ways of teaching. We even have our own pathology test unit. Plus, there's a museum that helps us learn better. Our course lasts for 4 years, and we have to do a one-year internship too.

Placement: Placements at our college happened through SAAT. The internship stipend was Rs. 8,000 for undergrads and between Rs. 38,000 to Rs. 40,000 for PG students. We got to work in all eight departments during our 1-year internship, which gave us a lot of patient exposure. Among all the departments, the one that stood out for PG students was the oral and maxillofacial surgery department.

Campus: The hospital campus looks great with Wi-Fi, a library, and air-conditioned lecture halls. The food in the canteen is clean. The hostel rooms are tidy. There are a few issues with the facilities, but nothing major. They have elevators at the college, but they're still working on getting them in the hostel. There are four hostels for both BDS and MS students, so guys and girls can stay there.