KMCH Institute of Health Sciences and Research Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers at our college really know their stuff, both in teaching and in hospital work. The course content is right on point for what we'll need in hospitals. Most students pass their exams with flying colors because they're well-prepared. The semester exams are challenging but not impossible.

Placement: In our course, everyone lands a job. The pay you get varies based on the course you pick. Health science has lots of options. Most students intern at top hospitals. Training here is top-notch with awesome trainers.

Campus: The classrooms have everything you need - Wi-Fi, air conditioning, smartboards, and all the books you need. The hostel is awesome and serves up really good food. They've got separate hostels for guys and girls, and both have cool stuff like a library, gym, yoga room, TV, medical help, and a nice canteen.

Admission: The teachers here really care about each student. We had about 150 students in total. They split us into 3 groups and then into smaller groups with mentors. At the end of the year, we had a review meeting and a meeting with our parents and teachers. It was cool to see how much they care about us individually.

Placement: At our college, no class has graduated yet because it began in 2019. The education quality is really good. Every student can secure a seat in government or top national colleges for post-graduation. So, those aiming for PG studies should start preparing right from the first year.

Campus: The campus doesn't have free Wi-Fi. We've got a bunch of cool labs like anatomy, histology, biochemistry, physiology, and hematology. There's also a demo room and amphibian/mammalian labs. We even have anatomy demo rooms. They also set up early clinical exposure classes and lab visits.

Admission: The professors here are awesome and know their stuff. They're always available to support us. We have lots of tests and assessments, which make us feel more prepared for exams. I feel confident and ready for the university exams. We get to learn about postgraduate stuff along with our regular studies from the first year itself.

Placement: Almost all students from our batch get into top medical schools for their post-graduation. We are the ones who will be taking the next PG exams.

Campus: The campus has Wi-Fi, which is great. It feels safe here. The labs are cool. The library is huge with lots of books on 7 floors. They have computers there too, and we find helpful stuff. They also give us yummy snacks in the evening.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really top-notch, and some of them are like no other in the whole state. I heard there's some cool new stuff happening in kidney disease research too. The course material always stays fresh, and we have weekly exams to keep us on our toes. Plus, there are plenty of practice exams with mentors and other students.

Placement: I'm in the first group of MBBS students at KMCH, and let me tell you, the school has top-notch facilities at MGR University. They say we'll all get job offers too, and the top students might even get to work in the hospital. The college has strict rules, but it's worth it for the great environment.

Campus: The library has lots of books and journals, but no Wi-Fi. The labs and facilities are up to MCI standards. The hostel is new and good. The mess is big and near the hospital. They serve healthy food, mostly chapati for lunch and dinner. We can also eat at the hospital canteen. The hospital is right next to the hostel for medical needs. There aren't many fun things to do yet since the college is new. The hospital complex is huge and impressive.

Admission: The teachers here are really good at explaining things with slides. They follow all the rules of NMC. This college is part of MGR University of Medical Sciences. The exams here are like the ones in government colleges.

Placement: The course helped me land a job easily after graduation. Salaries range from Rs. 40,000 to Rs. 100,000 per month. It's great for working in private hospitals or starting your own practice.

Campus: The classrooms are nice, and the libraries are awesome. Unfortunately, there's no Wi-Fi in our hostel, but the food there is pretty good. They've got 3 washing machines and 3 dryers for us to use. Plus, there's a medical center just 100 meters away. And you can find stationery and a cafeteria right on campus.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really great. They know their stuff and can help us with anything we need. They have a lot of experience and know how to teach well. The exams are different from the regular ones. We follow the CBME curriculum, which makes it easier to understand the course.

Placement: This college is pretty new, the fourth batch just started. For MBBS students, there aren't any job placements. We have to wait to see how many classmates get into PG programs. During the CRRI, we work at health centers in rural and city areas.

Campus: The dorms are new and nice. There are three rooms: two shared and one single, all with AC. Wi-Fi doesn't reach everywhere on campus. There's a cool gym, but for sports, we gotta go to a campus a couple of miles away. Food's just okay, nothing too fancy.