Jawaharlal Nehru Institute of Medical Sciences, Imphal

Admission: The teachers at this college are super friendly. They explain things really well and are always open to chatting with us and helping us understand. They're always available to teach us, whether it's in the OPDs, wards, or demo rooms. The teachers here are just awesome!

Placement: In our college, each batch has around 100 students in MBBS and 50 in BDS. Junior residents earn around 40k, but super specialties can make up to 1.5 Lacs. Most graduates get internships and then go on to either government jobs or pursue PG through Management Quotas.

Campus: We've got seven lecture halls for theory classes and practical halls for Pre and Para-Clinical subjects. The library is there for us to use. The hostels aren't amazing, but they're okay. There's plenty of open space and fields for playing games and sports. The mess food is pretty good too.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and they teach us in cool ways like hands-on patient stuff, presentations, and lab work. They're getting us ready to be real doctors. Lots of students from our college pass the NEET PG exam. It's tough, but if you ask for help, the teachers and your friends are there for you. You gotta score at least 40% on theory exams and 50% on practicals to pass.

Placement: Around 100 students from our state get placed in the NEET UG exam, which is about 9% of all qualified students. The course lasts for 4 years with a 9-month internship. We have to go through interviews and exams at hospitals to get a job, as we're not directly recruited by companies. If we pass all 4 years, there's a shot at an internship. The director from the health department in our state supervises everything.

Campus: The college has all the places we need to learn and practice with patients, like classrooms, labs, and wards. But the water supply is not good, so we have to bring our own cans. In winter, we can't use electric heaters, and there are no induction cookers or rice cookers. We don't have a place to have fun or play indoor sports like table tennis. The gate closes at 8, which is too early for us to study in the library. Security leaves right after closing, so we have to call if we're late. Also, they don't give us snacks in the hostel in the evening.

Admission: Teachers here are super supportive and always push us to do our best. The exams can be tough sometimes, but it's cool that you only need to get 50% to pass. There are some great study opportunities available, and I heard about a senior who scored AIR 7 in the INI CET exam last year. It's inspiring to see what our peers can achieve!

Placement: Around 150 students are in my MBBS batch. Once we graduate, there are lots of job options in the medical field. Everyone in the batch gets to do a one-year internship. If you work hard, you can land great opportunities at places like Apollo and other medical companies.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure, but the hostel has been closed for 4 years. We have a library, canteen, and a PG canteen on campus. The mess food is tasty and caters to all dietary needs. They serve delicious traditional Manipur dishes like Iromba and Nari.

Admission: The teachers at this college are super helpful and really know their stuff. They teach well, and we feel prepared for everything. Plus, 85% of us pass our course, which is awesome!

Placement: Around 300 students take this course at my college. Most students are just okay. About 70% of us get jobs in hospitals and companies doing surgery. That's what I'm into too - I'm pretty good at surgery stuff and it's not hard for me.

Campus: The free Wi-Fi in our classroom is awesome! The labs and library are also really good. We've got a cool canteen, medical services, and sports facilities on campus too. It's easy to enjoy our time at JNIMS without any problems.