KIMS Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers are great, especially in the anatomy department. The dissection hall is good, and the Osteology and Histology classes are also good with experienced teachers. But passing the internals can be tough. In the end, it's all about putting in the effort to pass the exam.

Placement: They don't offer placements at this medical college. The internship here isn't really worth it since they don't pay. But I heard that now NMC will pay interns. I'm in my first year, so hopefully by the time I intern, they'll be paying.

Campus: The classrooms are nice, and I really like the Anatomy department. The library, hostel, canteen, and mess are all good too. Our hostel has 24-hour electricity, but no Wi-Fi. The bathrooms are clean and well-kept. Just remember, you have to be back on campus by 6 PM because of the restricted timing.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really great and super qualified. They teach really well and get us ready for the real world. The exams are tough, even harder than the NEET exam. You need at least a 40% to pass.

Placement: Around 150 students are in our batch. Since it's a medical college, there aren't any job offers here. We can try for a hospital job after we finish the course. Most of us do our internship at this college, and almost everyone graduates as a doctor.

Campus: The campus has everything we need. The hostel is pretty good, with stuff like wardrobes, beds, and attached bathrooms. Food quality is good, chosen by seniors. But there aren't many games to play on campus.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They're really friendly and the way they teach is top-notch. We have semester exams and practice tests often, which is cool. You gotta get at least 8 out of 10 to pass.

Placement: The course is awesome, especially if you're into paramedics. Around half of the students land internships, which is pretty cool. There are loads of job chances in India, plus places like UAE, Australia, and Canada. It's a great field to get into!

Campus: The hostel is okay. The food is good. We have cleaning staff on campus. There are 2 friendly wardens in our college.

Admission: The teachers at this college are super strict. They don't really care about us students. It feels like we're being treated like little kids. Classes go on from 8 am to 4 pm, and we're not allowed to leave the hostel. They're always asking for money from us students for every little thing.

Placement: MBBS is a great choice for a well-paying job, especially since India needs more doctors. Finding a job after graduating from medical school is pretty easy. Kanachur Institute of Medical Sciences is a top college in Karnataka, so you'll definitely land a high-paying job.

Campus: The classrooms are okay, but the hostels are really bad. They make you pay a lot, but don't provide basic stuff like a cooler or AC. Plus, all the rooms are shared by three people, so forget about having any privacy or a good place to study.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really good. They learned at top colleges in the country and overseas. They're nice and helpful. In Medicine, you get to practice on real patients. That's why the course is practical and useful.

Placement: This college is all about medicine, so there aren't any job placements or companies hiring students. All MBBS students have to do a one-year internship here. Most of our professors are doctors, mainly general physicians.

Campus: The college has 4 Lecture Halls, 1 Central Library, and each department has 2 Labs. The hostel rooms are big with their own bathrooms, and there's a gym, recreation area, and sports room in the hostel too. We have sports tournaments every 2 months. The food in the mess is better than other colleges.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are super helpful. MBBS is a big course, so everyone is pretty focused on studying. The exams can be tough, but if you study regularly, it's not too bad. Our college has a pass rate of about 90-95% in annual exams for the past few years.

Placement: The first group of students from our college is doing their internships now. Unlike engineering students, medical students don't have campus placements. Nearly 95% of the first graduating class got internships at our college hospital. But they aren't getting paid - they're working for free.

Campus: The hostel looks nice and they clean it regularly, but there's no gym, indoor games, or TV room. And we can't bring outside food in. The mess food is just okay, not great. The classrooms have good stuff like tables, chairs, projectors, and computers, but they're too long which makes it hard to see the screen. The library has lots of books, but we can't take them out. And we can only borrow 1 or 2 books at a time.