Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College, Ajmer

Admission: The professors in every department are super helpful and really smart. They always help us with any questions we have. There are usually 2-4 professors in each department, along with 1 head of department and 5-8 postgraduate residents. The stuff we learn in class is crucial for us to become good doctors.

Placement: In our college, there are about 250 students in each batch, and we have 5 batches going on at the same time. Once we finish our MBBS, we can choose to take NEET PG exams or medical officer exams. If we go for PG, the college has job opportunities with monthly packages ranging from 70000 to 80000 in both clinical and non-clinical fields.

Campus: The college buildings are pretty old and not in great shape, but there's a new building coming up soon for the upcoming batches. They're also building new hostels. The food here is top-notch, they serve all kinds of food every day. And there are sports activities every week which is cool.

Admission: The teachers at our college are great. They follow a strict teaching schedule. You need to have 75% attendance in theory and 80% in practicals to sit for exams. No attendance, no admit card. Seniors and PG Professors also help with teaching.

Placement: I'm still studying, so I'm not sure about exact numbers, but a good amount of students got placed around 70-80%. The packages are decent, like 50k-60k a month. The college brings in top companies for recruitment. After the 4-year MBBS course, we all have to do a one-year internship. It's mandatory for everyone, but it's a good experience.

Campus: The facilities at this college are pretty good. It's ranked as the second best government medical college in Ajmer after SMS medical college. The academic block is great, and even though the hostels are old, they're in good shape. The hostels have a mess and there's a canteen nearby too.

Admission: The teachers are really helpful and they explain things in a way that's easy to understand. The course follows the MCC guidelines. The exams are challenging, but they really test how well you understand the topics and can apply them in real life.

Placement: Lots of students landed jobs in the Indian Military Service through our college.

Campus: The old campus building is nice, but the new campus is even better with all the modern stuff. We've got a lot of cool things on campus like a mess, hostel, canteen, and sports facilities. There are like six different mess halls in the hostel with lots of different food options. And if you're into non-veg, there's a separate mess just for that. The food in the hostel is pretty good too.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They really know their stuff and help us understand everything well. We have theory and practical classes, which is great for learning. The course is practical and gets us ready for working in hospitals. The exams are tough, with a pass rate of about 50%.

Placement: In our college, each batch has around 250 students. After our final year, we take the NEET PG exam and MO exam following our internship. About half of the students pass these exams. Overall, I'd say the placement and study program at our college are really good.

Campus: The college facilities are really nice. Each classroom has AC, projector screens, and fans. They can fit around 300 students. Hostels are cool too. We get free Wi-Fi, good food in the mess, and there's a badminton court and gym in the hostel.

Admission: The professors at this college are super helpful, cooperative, and really nice. They're always ready to help with anything you need. They know their stuff well and make the topics easy to understand because of their great knowledge. Being a doctor seems really noble since they're always on call for patients. The exams here are pretty tough, so passing can be a challenge. The pass rate is around 50%, so you gotta work hard to make it through.

Placement: In my batch, we have around 250 students. Since we're studying MBBS, there aren't any job offers. We do internships at our college hospitals first, then take the NEET PG exam for more studies. After that, we get paid based on our performance. It's a must for everyone to complete the internship to get the degree.

Campus: Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College in Ajmer has been around since 1960, so the buildings are pretty old. But you know what they say, old is gold! The facilities aren't the best because of the old buildings, but the food at the hostel mess is actually pretty good. A lot of students end up living off-campus because the college hostels are old and not that great.

Admission: The teachers at my college are really good at teaching. The department heads are super helpful and make sure we get what we need. They even set up WhatsApp groups for us to ask questions. You have to go to class for exams or you won't get your admit card. But honestly, the semester exams aren't too tough.

Placement: Almost all students got jobs despite COVID-19. The salaries were not that high, about 40k a month. But the college really helped out by giving us money during internships, like 10-20k monthly. Internships are super important 'cause you learn hands-on stuff in real hospitals.

Campus: The college facilities are pretty good with nice placements. They have 5G Wi-Fi, well-equipped labs, comfy benches in classrooms, and a big library that can fit 800 students with lots of books. The hostels are decent and there's a huge sports ground too.

Admission: The teachers and staff are awesome! They're always there to help out, and they really know their stuff. The practical classes are great, and for exams, we need to have 75% attendance in theory and 80% in practicals. Then we get our admit cards.

Placement: I really like how our college helps us get good jobs after we graduate. Most of the students like 7090% end up with great placements. Our batch has around 250 students, so that's a lot of people finding jobs. Plus, after a year of internship, you can become a Junior President in a hospital. The internship is a must for everyone, but it's worth it to land a good job later on.

Campus: The college has great facilities and infrastructure. There are good computer labs and a nice campus environment where students and teachers hang out. They offer hostels for students from far away and provide good food in the mess. Plus, there are plenty of playing fields to enjoy.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really great. They know their stuff and have been teaching for a long time, like 25 years. To pass the semester exams, you just need to make sure you attend enough classes  like 75% for theory and 80% for practical. Once that's done, you get your admit card.

Placement: In our batch, there's about 250 students. Most of us, like 8090%, got good placements with cool packages of 40 to 50 thousand per month. The course lasts for 5.5 years. After 4 years, we all have to do an internship it's a must-do thing.

Campus: The college facilities are great. It's the second-best government medical college after SMS. We have awesome amenities like 5G Wi-Fi, clean washrooms checked every hour, a 24-hour air-conditioned library with all the books we need, mess food, and a big sports field. It's all good here.

Admission: I'm in my third year and I love ophthalmology. The teachers know their stuff really well. The Head of Department is awesome  always there for us students. They set up a group for any exam issues and help out a lot during practical exams.

Placement: The job placements are okay, not great. Around 80% of students in our course ended up with a job. They offer pretty decent salaries, ranging from INR 40,00050,000 at the lower end to INR 60,00070,000 at the higher end per month. The course lasts for 4.5 years, followed by a mandatory one-year internship. The course also provides opportunities for top positions in the field.

Campus: The college building is kinda old, so the infrastructure isn't great. But the facilities are decent. There's a nice lecture theater, classrooms with comfy benches, a big library with space for 900 students, all the books you need, and Wi-Fi. The hostel facilities are okay too.

Admission: The teachers at our college are super helpful and really know their stuff. The courses we take are actually useful. As long as you study well, the semester exams aren't too hard. You just need to get at least a 50% to pass each subject, including the practicals.

Placement: The college offers great chances for getting jobs and continuing education.

Campus: The college has a great environment and mess. They offer excellent facilities for studying and getting ready for clinical work. We have theory classes followed by practical sessions, which really help us learn and gain experience.