Kalinga Institute of Medical Sciences Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are really good at what they do. They mostly use PowerPoint slides for teaching. We have exams every couple of months, plus a big final test at the end. There are three semesters a year, and the exams can be tough.

Placement: In each class, there's around 250 students every year. Once you finish your 4-year MBBS course, you'll do an internship and can take PG exams. Your salary will be based on your work experience. The more people you work with, the more you'll learn and grow.

Campus: The campus is awesome with free Wi-Fi everywhere. Labs for all subjects and many libraries, including a big central one, help with studying. Food in the mess is alright. There are gyms and food courts all around campus too. Love it here!

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. They mostly use slides for teaching, which is fine with me. Some teachers are really great. We don't do a lot of hands-on stuff in class, but we learn everything we need to know during our internship.

Placement: I'm in the medical field and the students graduating from this college land great jobs all over the country. Even though it's a deemed university, the teaching here is top-notch. I can definitely say that graduates from here score awesome jobs.

Campus: The college setup is pretty nice. We got different hostels for each batch, and they come with mess options. The library is cool. Hostels even have study spaces. Plus, we've got a gym, pool, and canteen right here on campus. And there's a doctor on call too. Overall, the setup rocks. They even have a hospital for any covid cases.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome. They know their stuff and are super supportive. They understand what we go through in med school. You can always reach out to them for help, even through messages. Plus, they have a cool mentorship program.

Placement: The college offers great chances to get hands-on experience, which is awesome for future doctors. We get to do internships with top doctors and learn how to interact with the public. It's a safe place to learn and grow.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities like sports complexes and high-tech libraries. The library is huge with computer labs and lots of info. And there are sports complexes for all the major sports, plus swimming pools with trainers. Cool stuff!

Admission: The teachers here are amazing! They really know their stuff and teach well. They're super experienced, which shows in how they teach. And they're not just great at teaching  they're also really caring and supportive. They're always there to help with any personal stuff too. Plus, there's this cool mentorship program at the college.

Placement: In 2017, there were 150 students in our batch. But now, starting from 2019, we have 250 students. After graduation, most students land jobs in medical colleges or hospitals. The salary ranges from 75,000 to 1 Lac, depending on how good you are. We all have to do an internship as part of our course.

Campus: The college buildings are really tall and impressive. There's a big hospital on campus where we do our training. The classrooms have AC and cool stuff. The hostel rooms are shared, and they have bathrooms. The food in the mess is tasty and good for you. The medical help here is top-notch and takes care of everything we need.

Admission: The teachers are all experts in their field, having completed their MBBS and PG. Job security is high because there's always a need for doctors. The university exams are tough, especially the semester exams. But they make sure we have practical knowledge to prepare us for becoming doctors.

Placement: There are around 250 students in my batch. To get in, you need a good rank in NEET UG and meet the cutoff. We have to do an internship as part of MBBS. KIMS is one of the top 30 medical colleges in India. Admission changes based on the cutoff trend each year.

Campus: The campus has great facilities, like free Wi-Fi. The classrooms are big enough for around 250 students. Medical students have their own library, and there's a library for everyone else too. Overall, the infrastructure is top-notch.

Admission: The professors at our college are super smart and friendly. They explain things in a way that sticks with you. Some of them share really cool tips and tricks. They're experts in their field and provide top-notch education. Plus, we have a mentor-mentee system here, which is pretty neat.

Placement: There are around 150 students in my batch, with an almost equal number of girls and boys. Unlike engineering, there aren't any placements for MBBS students. After we graduate, we can work in government or private hospitals based on our skills and where we practice. Everyone has to do their internship at either our college or another medical school.

Campus: The college facilities are pretty good. The campus has Wi-Fi everywhere. The classrooms are high-tech, and the library has all the medical books we need. The hostel rooms are nice AC rooms with 2 beds and attached bathrooms. The hospital has 2,300 beds, and they're planning to add more soon. The food in the mess is okay, but the canteen has better options.

Admission: The teachers really know their stuff. A few of them are top doctors in the country. The courses stick to NMC guidelines, which is great. The semester exams can be tough, but if you study regularly, you'll definitely pass.

Placement: This college is all about medicine. They don't have placements, but the internship pay is great around 30,000 a month, one of the best in India. The hospital here is top-notch, one of the best in the east. The founder is really nice and does a lot of charity work too.

Campus: KIMS has a nice campus with good facilities. The hostels and libraries have fast Wi-Fi. The campus is green and pretty. The food is okay, nothing special, but the rooms in the hostel are nice.

Admission: The teachers here are really nice and helpful. They know their stuff when it comes to clinical stuff. They teach us both theory and practical stuff. Most of them use powerpoint for teaching. They don't just help with academics, but also with personal stuff. And they give good career advice through mentorship programs.

Placement: Graduating from this college means you'll land a medical officer job easily either in a private or government setup. The starting salary is pretty good, around Rs 60,000 to Rs 80,000 per month, depending on where you work. Everyone has to do a rotatory internship, either here or at another medical college, depending on availability.

Campus: The college campus has Wi-Fi everywhere. Every department has labs for hands-on classes. The classrooms are high-tech with projectors. The library has all the textbooks and journals. The food in the mess is okay. There are lots of canteens on campus with tasty food.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and teach well. The MBBS course is spot on. Getting through it means you're set for life. You won't have to stress about surviving. Exams focus a lot on basics now, so make sure you've got those down. Lots of students pass with flying colors  last year's pass rate was about 92%.

Placement: At our college, almost everyone who does MBBS gets a job after. KIMS in Bhubaneswar is well-known for MBBS. They offer courses like MBBS, BDS, MD, DM, M.Ch., and more. During the internship for MBBS, they pay Rs. 25,000 a month. It's a great place to study and start your career.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is top-notch. Everything from the facilities to the departments is well-equipped and air-conditioned. The hospital food at PBMH (Pradyumna Bal Memorial Hospital) is awesome, especially for non-vegetarian folks. You can find a bunch of canteens like Foof Court all around campus. The boys' and girls' hostels are kept in good shape too.

Admission: The teachers at this college are awesome. They really know their stuff and teach it well. They also encourage us to do our best and help us out when we need it. There's a mentorship program where we can get guidance from older students. It's not too hard to pass exams as long as you study regularly. Most students pass with grades between 85 and 90%.

Placement: Our group has around 150 students, but the new groups joining our college have about 250 students. It's cool that we have almost the same number of guys and girls in our group. After graduating, students from our college land jobs in government or private medical colleges all over the country. The average starting salary is between Rs. 80,000 to 1,00,000 per month. As you gain experience, your salary can go up to 2 lakhs per month.

Campus: Our college has good infrastructure. The hostel rooms have Wi-Fi. Each department has labs, and lecture halls have projectors and screens. The library has all the books we need. It also has medical journals and research papers. The food in the mess is okay, with both north and south Indian options. There are canteens with good food too. Plus, there are lots of sports and games opportunities here.