K.S. Hegde Medical Academy

Admission: The teachers in our course are awesome! They are super friendly and always ready to help. They explain things in a way that's easy to understand. I really like how they teach and interact with us. The staff, both teachers and non-teaching staff, are all really nice and friendly. It's a great environment for learning.

Placement: To pass the course, we gotta get above 70% for the management seat. We do our internship at college. The highest pay is Rs. 70,000 monthly. Some friends from our college got cool job offers in good hospitals. We can become an anaesthesia technician after this course. It's recommended to also study M.Sc. for a better position in this field.

Campus: The college and hostel have super clean and nice surroundings. They're all about being eco-friendly, which is awesome. We get free Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, the library, a canteen, and even a football field. Lots of great stuff for us students here!

Admission: The teachers at this college are really knowledgeable and always ready to help you with any topic. The semesters can be tough, so you need to study hard to pass the exams and be able to take the university exams.

Placement: The number of students changes every year based on the NEET UG exam cut off. When I joined, students with marks between 529 and 404 got in. After finishing your course, you have to do an internship here. They pay you a fixed amount for it.

Campus: The lecture halls have cool audio-visual stuff and AC. Labs have all the gear needed for experiments. The hostels are nice too, with private bathrooms in each room. It's all set up well for studying and living comfortably on campus.

Admission: One thing I like about good teachers is that they really understand how students feel and know a lot about what they're teaching. They also handle all the boring paperwork stuff and can be kind but still keep things in order. The pass rate is around 40%.

Placement: To get into our course, you needed to have a score above 70%. In surgery, Anesthesia Technicians help the anesthesiologist give patients anesthesia. They also prepare and give medicines, check vital signs, and make sure patients stay safe during the procedure.

Campus: The library at the university is a great place to study. You can find books, journals, and stuff like that. The rooms are nice with bathrooms attached. Food is available from caterers or the canteen, so you won't go hungry. They make sure it's all clean and safe with security cameras and stuff. The study areas are quiet and comfy, with good lighting. You can even use the computer rooms with internet. There are extra things like games, a little library, a prayer hall, a store, and a medical center. It's a cool spot to hang out and get your work done.

Admission: The professors and other teachers really care about how we do in our exams. We have theory and practical exams, plus a final exam after each clinical posting at the hospital.

Placement: The academics in this graduation course are great. They prepare you well for post-grad national exams. After graduation, you have options to work in either government or private sectors with good pay.

Campus: The college has good facilities like an auditorium, canteen, library, gym, sports arena, and 3 hostels (one for boys and two for girls). Each hostel has its own mess, but the food could be better. They are trying to create a nice environment for students to socialize and study.

Admission: The teachers here are great! They really know their stuff and are always ready to lend a hand. The courses are kinda old-school though. I think we need more hands-on learning and updated materials. It's tough sometimes, but I feel like adding in some fun activities would really help us out.

Placement: In our medical college, we don't have campus placements. To get seats, we need to pass NEET PG and then apply based on our merit. We can also apply to hospitals on our own. Since our college has a good reputation, it's easier for us to find job opportunities. During the course, we have to do a one-year internship, which is super important. It helps us learn practical skills that we need as doctors. Even though the stipend is low, the experience is invaluable for our growth. Overall, I'd give it 3 stars.

Campus: The labs here have everything we need. The sports options are cool too - we've got football, basketball, and volleyball. Wish we had a badminton court though. And no swimming pool. Hostel buildings are nice, but the food in the mess isn't the best. It's a bummer that we can't bring our own cars. Plus, we have to walk a kilometer to the hospital every day.

Admission: The college's curriculum covers both practical and theoretical stuff. The teachers here are really good, with lots of experience in different medical areas. The semester isn't too hard, it's just right. About 40% of students pass each semester.

Placement: After finishing 4.5 years of MBBS, we all have to do a one-year internship where we get paid. It's a must-do thing. Also, our college lets us get involved in different research projects. They organize workshops, seminars, and conferences to help us learn more. It's pretty cool!

Campus: The college can fit 300 students in the classroom. Wi-Fi is everywhere on campus in college, hostels, and the hospital. The library has AC and all the medical books you need. Canteen food is tasty, and the mess food is okay. They have an indoor sports stadium and a football ground for sports.

Admission: The teachers here are amazing! They really help us out with our studies and are super understanding. They're friendly and really make the classes easy to follow. Plus, they motivate us in such a positive way. Love it here!

Placement: I really like this management course. I'm aiming for at least 70% in my exams so I can land a job in a good hospital. The salary prospects are great, around 70k on average. I'm specializing in anesthesia technology, and there are plenty of good job opportunities waiting for me after my internship at the college. I'm really happy with everything here.

Campus: The facilities at our college are awesome! We've got Wi-Fi, a canteen, labs, classrooms, a football ground, and more. They really hook us up with everything we need. The hostel area is kept super clean too.

Admission: The teachers are really good and know their stuff. The course is a bit challenging, but if you're into it, you'll get it. Exams happen once a year, so you have time to prepare.

Placement: The course can take up to 30 students. The college offers an internship at its hospital, where you can gain experience and even get paid. During the internship, you'll work in the operation theater with the medical team. It's a great opportunity to learn and grow!

Campus: The campus at this college is awesome. They have everything we need, like Wi-Fi everywhere for free. Plus, there's a great gym and an amazing indoor stadium that's one of the best around here. Love it!

Admission: The teachers here are not good at all. They don't really do their job properly. They always fail students in exams, especially students from North India. College life is not enjoyable here. The staff members are not nice either. The teachers don't seem to care about teaching. They just show slides and yell. It's really discouraging and they insult students every day.

Placement: The college doesn't guarantee placements, so you have to find them yourself. It's not great. They make big promises at the beginning, but don't count on it.

Campus: The outside of the college looks nice, but the inside is not so great. Still, we have good stuff like air-conditioners, projectors, and a garden. It's cool.

Admission: The teachers at this college are awesome. They all have a Master's degree in the subject they teach. The subjects like Anatomy, Physiology, Pathology, Microbiology, Biochemistry, and Anaesthesia are interesting. The exams are tough, but you can make it through since the pass rate is 50%.

Placement: This course is 3 years long and has 30 students. Everyone in the course is doing internships, and they're all doing really well. After finishing M.Sc., you can stay on as a lecturer. The college also offers a Master's program with clinical practice. The lecturers and guides are really helpful and supportive.

Campus: The college has awesome infrastructure and facilities, which are the best in Mangaluru. We get Wi-Fi and a college Gmail ID. There's a big library open till 11:00, plus our own department and classrooms with projectors. The hostel with a mess is on campus, and there are free medical facilities too.