KIIT - Kalinga Institute of Dental Sciences, (KIDS)

Admission: The teachers at our college are top-notch. They come from really good schools. They're awesome at sharing their experiences and knowledge with us. This helps us bring out our best. They're always motivating us and giving us their all. The way they teach is modern and keeps up with today's world.

Placement: The college doesn't help with job placements. But after finishing the course, we can apply to other colleges of similar rank for jobs. It's a bummer that this college doesn't offer any placements for this course.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities. The library and classrooms are top-notch. Everything you need is on campus. The gym and pool are great. The hospital is really good and handles emergencies well. Plus, there's Wi-Fi everywhere.

Admission: The teachers here are really good and know their stuff. Some are better than others, though. The BDS course lasts for about 4.5 years, including a year of internship. We have practical classes every day. In the first three years, we study some MBBS subjects, then in the final year, it's all about dentistry.

Placement: Medical and dental colleges are great for placements. You don't have to worry about finding a job after you graduate. You can work with experienced doctors after your internship. Plus, you can start preparing for higher studies like MS. With a BDS degree, you can work in hospitals or open your own clinic. If you're interested in teaching, you can also become a professor. There are lots of job opportunities after BDS, with starting salaries around 10 to 15 grand a month. And as you gain more experience, your pay will go up.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure and it's DCI approved. There's a library with books on various subjects and the classrooms are in good condition. The food quality is really good. The hostel rooms are nice too. The boys' hostel is called King's Palace and the girls' hostel is known as Queens Castle.

Admission: The teachers at this college really know their stuff. They share their real-life experiences with us, which helps a lot. We get to work with patients, which is awesome for learning. There are plenty of patients coming in, and the teachers are always there to guide us. We also get to practice on model heads for preclinical work. It's a great learning experience overall.

Placement: Every year, students have different paths after college. Some start their own clinics or work in private clinics. Some pursue higher studies abroad or get placed in dental colleges. It's cool that we have options to open a private clinic or work with experienced doctors for practice.

Campus: The college has a nice campus with 4 buildings, 8 dental departments, and 8 medical departments. They have separate hostels for girls and boys, a sports room, two playgrounds, a canteen, and a mess. I like that they have 4 lecture halls, two seminar halls, preclinical labs, biochem labs, physio labs, and an anatomy lab. It's a pretty cool setup overall.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They know their stuff and are super qualified. The way they teach is top-notch. I love the digital classrooms they have. There are plenty of teachers for the number of students. The courses and curriculum are well-structured and really good. The teachers are always there to help and guide each student.

Placement: The placement here is awesome, especially for medical students. Everyone gets an internship in this college, and the salary is around 10000 rupees. It's super helpful, and I really enjoy it here.

Campus: The college's got amazing facilities! I really enjoy going to classes there. Each student gets their own Wi-Fi, and there are labs for everyone. The lecture halls and library are air-conditioned, which is awesome. Plus, they've got a sports room and the canteen serves great food. The hostel rooms are nice too, with double occupancy. Overall, I'm loving my time here!

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful. They're always there for students who need help. But sometimes, certain departments' faculty members can be a bit too tough on students and take out their frustration on them. Other than that, they're good at teaching.

Placement: They don't have placements in this dental college, but there's a 1-year internship as part of the medical program. Right now, there aren't any job placements in the medical college. I hope they'll add placements for both medical and dental colleges in the future.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is pretty good. They have all the equipment we need and give us a good foundation for working with patients. The only downside is they sometimes don't have all the materials we need for patient care. But in general, the facilities are nice, and there's a decent number of patients at the hospital.

Admission: The course follows the DCI guidelines and lasts for 5 years (4+1). We get a year of paid internship, which is cool. The faculty is really good and knows their stuff. Each department has around 4 MS staff who are in charge, teach, and help us out. It's a great setup with professors and clinical tutors.

Placement: The BDS course doesn't have as many job opportunities as engineering or MBA. But they do give us a paid internship during the 5-year program. The stipend is one of the best in Indian dental colleges. Plus, there are enough patients to work with, so it's all good.

Campus: The college has 9 departments that are all set up nicely. There are 6 lecture theatres with AC, a Phantom lab, a Preclinical prosthodontics lab, and a big auditorium that can fit around 300 people. And don't forget the air conditioned library it's a great place to study!

Admission: The teachers here are okay, some are better than others. Some just stick to PowerPoints and don't really care if we understand. They don't talk to us much, even though they have fancy degrees. The course makes sense and the questions are okay. You need to get at least 50% to pass.

Placement: At our medical college, everyone gets placed after graduating. We can start with a salary over Rs. 1 lac per month, and then there's potential to earn more. Companies don't come for placements, but we all do internships here. The job roles we get depend on what we do during our internship.

Campus: The facilities and buildings are okay, but they could use some updates. The hostel is nice for living in. The food in the dining hall isn't great. One downside is that the room windows are only for one person, so the other person can't open them. I wish there were more food options available. The meals are too greasy, and the veggies are too crispy from frying.

Admission: The teachers here are really great. They know their stuff and are super helpful. They use digital tools for teaching which is cool. There's a good number of teachers here for us. They're understanding, cooperative, and very organized.

Placement: The placements here are awesome! Around 80-90% of us found jobs. We do a year-long internship and get Rs. 10,000 every month, which is pretty cool. We work as assistants, and at the same time, prepare for post-grad studies. Once we're done with PG, we can start our own clinic.

Campus: KIIT's campus is awesome! We have practice wards and top-notch PRR Clinical labs. The lecture halls are big and cool with AC. There are medical services available and the food court has good food. Hostel rooms are really nice. And everyone talks about the awesome fests at KIIT they're super popular!

Admission: The teachers here are really famous. Each department has a head teacher. They come from all over India. The teachers are nice and caring. They listen to us and help us with our studies and personal stuff too.

Placement: There are lots of job chances here, even in government places. I did an internship and got Rs. 10,000. If you work in the BDS team, you can make Rs. 30,000 to 45,000 monthly. And for MDS team, the starting pay is Rs. 60,000 but can go up to Rs. 1,50,000.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure. There are nine big departments, all well-maintained. Each department has its own OPD. The building has fire extinguishers. The library is organized, with central air-conditioning and a digital library. They also provide computers and Wi-Fi.

Admission: The teachers here are so helpful and they really care about each student. They're all super smart and really know their stuff. Plus, they use digital classrooms which is cool. There's plenty of faculty members around, so you always get the support you need. The course curriculum is great too, everything is well-organized and easy to follow.

Placement: The college has great placements, especially for medical subjects. The internship pays Rs. 10,000 monthly, which is awesome. Everyone gets an internship here, and the stipend is Rs. 10,000. It's really helpful and I'm loving it!

Campus: The college has awesome facilities! I really enjoyed going to classes there. Each student gets their own Wi-Fi, which is cool. There are labs for each department, plus air-conditioned lecture halls and a library. They even have a sports room. The food in the canteen is tasty too. And the hostel rooms are nice they're double rooms. I'm a big fan of this place!