KIMS Karad Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers in our college really know their stuff. We usually don't get a schedule for the whole year in advance. They tell us about exam dates 1-2 months before. Holidays are kinda last-minute, but exams are taken seriously. Lots of students pass their exams. And the invigilators are on point during exams.

Placement: The doctors at our college are really good. Although there aren't any placements, there are plenty of opportunities for students. The hospital is a great place to learn, and we even get to do externships there. It's always busy with lots of patients.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities like an air-conditioned hostel, gym, swimming pool, cafeteria, library, and a hospital. Everything you need is right here. The hostels are nice and close to everything. The food in the hostel is tasty. The classrooms, library, and everything else are in great shape and recently updated.

Admission: The university is pretty good since it's deemed. The exams are done by the university. The teachers are nice and know their stuff. They help you out when you have questions. The pass rate is usually about 90% each year.

Placement: This college is all about medicine, so they don't help with job placements. We gotta take the NEET exam for more studies. But, lots of students from here land jobs, and many go on to do their MD or MS in top colleges. You can even do your internship right here at the university.

Campus: The college has really great infrastructure, plus it's NABH+ accredited! You can check out the pics on the website. The library is awesome with AC and Wi-Fi. They've got hostels and mess too. The girls' hostel is right on campus, but the boys' hostel is a bit further away.

Admission: The teachers here are really good at what they do. They support us during classes and practical sessions. Their teaching style is great, especially for medical students. Exams are tough but fair, similar to the ones by the university.

Placement: There are around 250 students in my batch. The college doesn't help with job placements, but they do offer internships at Krishna Hospital, which is part of the university. As interns, we get Rs 18000 per month. Keep in mind that hostel and mess fees are not covered.

Campus: The campus is right in the middle of Karad city, in a great spot with a nice atmosphere. It's about 60 acres big. The college buildings are new and fancy. They have different ones for dental, nursing, MBBS, physiotherapy, and more.

Admission: The teachers at this college are awesome  they really know their stuff and are super helpful. They keep it real and make learning fun. Exams are challenging but fair, and the teachers make sure we're ready. The questions on the tests are spot-on for learning what it takes to be a great doctor. Plus, they don't mess around during exams, so you gotta know your stuff.

Placement: The college sets you up for good jobs in hospitals and clinics after you graduate. The teaching is top-notch, covering MBBS, MD, and diploma courses. Everyone finishes their internships and gets ready for NEET PG. Most students apply for jobs too. You can expect a decent salary of around Rs. 50,000 each month.

Campus: The Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, and library at this college are really good. The library is huge with 3 floors, air conditioning, and water coolers. Everyone gets free Wi-Fi, which is awesome. The food in the mess is top-notch it's clean, healthy, and delicious. Plus, it's not too expensive either.

Admission: The teachers here aren't that amazing. They don't really teach much. The semester exams are not too hard. They're pretty easy, and most students pass. The pass rate is good.

Placement: For MBBS, there aren't any placements. It seems like many students don't secure an MD seat on their first try, but a few seniors have managed to get one.

Campus: The campus infrastructure isn't that amazing, but the campus itself is cool. The library is okay, and the food court is pretty good. They have a sports week, but it's just okay. They don't do a lot of other activities on campus. No parties or events since Covid-19. So, overall, not a lot of fun stuff happening. But the hospital OPD is good. I miss the old cafeteria, though. The new food court is nice.

Admission: The teachers here are really good and the quality of education is decent. The exams can be tough, with a passing percentage of around 50%. They cover both practical and theoretical aspects well. We get to practice with different patients, which helps us learn a lot. Overall, the training here is great!

Placement: There are about 250 students in my batch, so I guess the pass rate is around 30%. I'm still studying, so I can't give advice yet. I heard from seniors that the stipend is between Rs 10,000 - Rs 15,000. Since it's an MBBS course, we can't get hired by companies. After graduation, we have to do a 1-year internship.

Campus: The classrooms are great, and the campus area is awesome. But the boys' hostel for undergrads isn't the best. The lights sometimes go out, but not too often. There's Wi-Fi everywhere. The library is really good. The food is okay. Medical facilities for MBBS students are pretty much free. Not a lot of focus on games and sports though.

Admission: Our college has some of the best doctors around. The teachers are awesome and easy to talk to. They actually care about answering our "why" questions, unlike other places that just teach and leave. Most students move on to the next year, except for the ones who hardly show up. Exams are fair, not too tough or too easy, and most people pass. The course is pretty intense and gets us ready to become doctors.

Placement: My batch had a full house with 250 students. Being a medical college, we didn't have any placement scene. There weren't any specific numbers for the packages in our course. But, during the internship, the stipend goes up by 2000 every year. For my batch in 2028, it would be around 26-28000.

Campus: Our college got an awesome grade and is certified. The place is super clean. Wi-Fi is fast most days. Labs and classes have cool stuff. The library is amazing with high-tech features like card-swiping for books. There are different sections for students. The girls' hostel has AC/non-AC rooms with private bathrooms and a small kitchen. The boys' hostel is a bit far but fun. The food at the mess and canteen is good and cheap. The hospital is free for students and has great services. We have 2 gyms, basketball, tennis, volleyball, handball courts, and a football/cricket area.

Admission: Staff here knows their stuff and really help you improve your clinical skills. They teach us through regular lectures that follow the course plan. You gotta attend at least 75% of classes, and they track it with biometrics. There are two terminal exams, a prelim exam, and a big university exam each year. You need at least 50% to pass.

Placement: I really liked this dental college for my undergrad studies. They offer internships and externships, which is great. There were around 100 students in my course when I started. The college also has postgrad programs in different clinical subjects.

Campus: The classrooms have air conditioning and all the stuff needed for teaching. The campus is awesome with everything we need right here. The food in the mess is yummy and they keep it clean. We've got a pool, gym, badminton court, and basketball court. Plus, there's an amphitheatre, salon, and a little market right here on campus.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really great. They're always there to help us out and give us worksheets for each topic. It helps us remember things better. The passing rate is super high, around 98-99%. The MBBS program is tough, so we have to put in a lot of effort.

Placement: Our college had 200 spots for each group. They offer great internships that pay well. We learned a lot of medical stuff like ob-gyn, orthopedics, pediatrics, ophthalmology, and neurosurgery.

Campus: The campus has Wi-Fi everywhere and some areas are fully Wi-Fi zones. The labs are high-tech and the food is really good. They serve breakfast, lunch, and dinner that are all tasty. You won't get bored because there's a lot of variety. The dining hall always impresses students.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and give us a lot of support. They check in with us every week and month to make sure we're keeping up with the work. The pass rate is super high, around 99%. If you're struggling, they give you extra tests and assignments to help you catch up. And if you fail, don't worry - you can retake the exams in the same year to improve your grades.

Placement: The internships in the fourth year are actually paid, which is awesome compared to other colleges. A lot of students do well on entrance exams after finishing their courses. Plus, there are plenty of options for further studies. And the college has a top-notch NAAC-A+ grade.

Campus: The library here is awesome! They've got tons of books - over 5000, not counting medical stuff and research papers. The campus Wi-Fi is super fast and works great on laptops. And the greenery around campus is so peaceful, especially when things get hectic. Love it here!