LTM Medical College Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are really nice and always ready to help. They care a lot about attendance and exams. The classrooms are cool with AC. The labs are huge. You need 40% in theory, 40% in practicals, and 50% overall to pass each subject.

Placement: LTMMC is a top medical college in Maharashtra known for its high success rate in the NEET PG exam. The hospital in Sion is famous for trauma cases, and being close to Dharavi gives us the opportunity to see a variety of medical conditions in real life.

Campus: The college has its own building for classes and a library that's open 24/7. They've got a big 5-floor building for OPD and another one for awards. The student hostels are close to the hospital, and PG students have 2 hostels too. You can find 2 canteens on campus, and the RMO canteen serves tasty food at reasonable prices.

Admission: The teachers here know their stuff and are always ready to help. The way they teach is great. The subjects we study will help us treat patients once we finish the 5 and a half years of MBBS. The exams each semester are doable, and you just need to pass with a 50% score.

Placement: In our batch for bachelors, we have around 150 students. Once we finish the course, we can make money through internships. After we pass UG, we all get internships at hospitals. The average monthly salary we're offered is Rs 11,000.

Campus: The college has Wi-Fi, labs, and classrooms for us. They've got a library for both undergrad and postgrad students. Hostels here have their own libraries and canteens too. Plus, we can play badminton, table tennis, and carrom. There's also a big ground for sports and games.

Admission: The teachers are super smart, and some are known worldwide. The head of the department is the most experienced. Classes happen on time. The clinic is key for learning. We have lectures nearly every day. The MBBS course is pretty long with over 50 exams before we become doctors. We start getting hands-on experience early in the 3rd semester, with lots of clinic sessions that help us learn the most. There are tons of patients, but we learn a ton too.

Placement: The job opportunities for doctors are really good here because there's a big need for them in the country. You gotta find a job on your own though, they won't hand one to you. It's pretty easy for us to land a job after graduating from this top college. We have to do a one-year internship after 4.5 years, and we get Rs. 11,000 per month as a stipend.

Campus: There's lots of sports stuff to do here. They have debates and medical symposium every year, which are really cool. There are always fun events happening, so you can find something you like. You gotta share a room with one roomie until you graduate. In the first year, 4-6 people share a flat. Hostel rent is 4,000 bucks a year. If you wanna stay off-campus, it'll cost you 6,000-15,000 depending on what you like.

Admission: Studying MBBS is hard, and the exams are tough too. The passing rate is 50%, so passing is not too hard. But getting a high score is a bit tricky. Just focus on learning from the books, grasp the concepts, and you'll pass without any problem. At the end of the day, that's what matters the most.

Placement: After I finished my MBBS, I had lots of choices for further study, like doing MD/MS in my favorite field, such as dermatology or gynecology. Sion College is well-known for both undergrad and postgrad courses. It's tough to get in, but once you're in, the classes are great and really help you learn and grow for a successful future.

Campus: The food is always there, 24/7. It's not super tasty, but it's good enough for us medical students. They have sports and games like chess, cricket, gym, boxing, and football. Plus, you can order from Swiggy or Zomato if you want something different.

Admission: The teachers at our college all have their PhDs. They're really great, friendly, and super smart. The course material is awesome and made by MUHS. The exams each semester can be tough. I heard about 1 in 5 students don't pass.

Placement: Everyone in our college lands a job after graduation. The pay ranges from 8 to 12 LPA. We all have to do an internship before finishing the course.

Campus: Our college has everything we need. There are labs for every subject, good classrooms with projectors (though not all have AC), a huge library for 200-250 students, great hostels, a separate canteen, and good sports facilities.

Admission: The teachers here are really smart and helpful. They know a lot, but their teaching is just okay. They could work on explaining things better to us students.

Placement: There are around 150 students in our group. They don't pay us for the course. After we finish, we can work in a government hospital or start our own practice. The government might offer us a job at a PHC as a doctor. We all have to do an internship at the college's hospital when we're done.

Campus: The college has Wi-Fi which is cool. The library is open all the time and it's air-conditioned. Each department has a lecture theatre. The hostel facilities are okay, but there's no mess. We medical students get free medical help. There are cricket and volleyball grounds, plus a badminton court.

Admission: The teaching here is top-notch, and the professors are super helpful. They make sure to follow all the guidelines from NMC and MUHS. The teachers really push us to be more confident. We have assessment exams and then the big MUHS University exams. It's cool to see around 90% of students passing every year.

Placement: Our college in Mumbai, Maharashtra is super prestigious. About 90% of students pass every year. When students intern at LTMMC, they really learn to handle any situation. We deal with the highest patient load in all of Maharashtra.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure with a library and two canteens. The campus isn't huge, and there's no sports ground. If you're into sports, this might not be the best choice. But if you're more focused on academics, this college is great. Just keep in mind, there's no hostel for first-year students.

Admission: The academics at this college are top-notch. They're really strict about attendance and internal exams. The campus isn't huge, though. The downside is the infrastructure  it's not great. If you're here to experience Mumbai, go for it. But if you care about the college facilities, think twice before joining.

Placement: The medical college doesn't offer job placements, but they do have a one-year internship. During the internship, students get a stipend. There's also a one-year rural bond that you have to do after graduation. Either you serve the bond or pay the bond money.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is just okay, nothing special. There's no playground. During the first year, there's no hostel. But from the second year, they give us a hostel room with 4 students. In the third year, it's two students per room. And finally, we get our own room.

Admission: LTMMC has awesome academic facilities and really cool staff. The teachers know their stuff and are always ready to help. During covid, they did a great job with online classes and exams. The course is super important for the health of our country.

Placement: At this medical college, getting a job isn't guaranteed. You gotta ace the NEET-UG test with a high score to snag a spot in the MBBS program. LTMMC is super top-notch, not just in Maharashtra, but all over India. Right now, we have around 200 students in our batch. No money exchanges hands during the course. Once we finish our final exams, we all have to do a paid internship for a year. After that, we can either start our own clinic, work as a doctor, or continue studying.

Campus: Our college's infrastructure isn't as good as some others, but it's not a big deal. The facilities are a mix of good and okay. We get free Wi-Fi from the 2nd year, which is cool. Labs and classrooms are nice, some even have AC. The library rocks - open 23/7, even on holidays. Since it's a med school, we get quick, free treatment. No mess, but the canteen is clean and cheap. Sports stuff is okay - badminton, volleyball, and indoor games like chess. But indoor games are on hold due to renovations. Hostel situation is rough, no rooms in the 1st year. Rents are high - starting at Rs. 8,000/month. Even if you find a place, it's not great. But a new hostel is in the works, so things should improve soon.

Admission: The teachers at our college are super helpful and really know their stuff. They teach in a way that makes it easy to learn. The semester exams are pretty good too. They cover everything we've studied. We have 3 exams each semester, and one of them is set by the university.

Placement: Almost all students from our college land jobs. Some start their clinics, while others work for the government. The salary package from the USA and other places is good around 2 lakhs per year. Our college has been around for 75 years.

Campus: The library at our college is awesome and has air conditioning. It can fit a lot of students. They have free Wi-Fi, which is great. Our college building is really nice too. We have two hostels, one in Sion and one in Dharavi. Our college has been around for a long time.