M.S.M. Institute of Ayurveda Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are really good. They all studied at top Ayurveda universities like Banaras Hindu University and National Institute of Ayurveda. This course prepares us well to become Ayurvedic doctors. We can start our own clinic, work for the government, or even become teachers. The exams each semester are not too hard. It can be tough to study everything at once, though. Most students pass with a 94-95% success rate.

Placement: In our batch, we have around 75 students. Some of us landed internships at civil hospitals in Haryana for 6 months. The pay is Rs 10,000 per month. A few classmates went for further studies. The stipend for MD changes based on AIAPGET rank at different colleges. About half of us got placed after finishing the course.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is just okay. The classrooms don't have AC, but each one has a smart board. Wi-Fi is all over campus. Each department has its own lab, like for pathology and anatomy. The library is pretty good. The hospital gets a lot of patients, so we get to practice a lot. The campus is super green. There's a mini market with everything we need. We've got 5-6 food courts. You can stay in a triple room. There's a TV hall and sports room in the hostel, plus a nice garden. The washrooms aren't great, and the mess food isn't either. But we do have medical help and a canteen.

Admission: The teachers at this college are super helpful and really know their stuff. They teach well and the tests are on time. You just need to get over 50% in the final exams to pass. So, gotta put in the effort to understand the topics.

Placement: I really like this medical course because it opens up a lot of career options for me. I can either start my own clinic, do research, get a job, run a business, or even pursue post-graduation. There are good companies like Himalaya Drug Company, Patanjali, Aimil, and opportunities to work with the Ministry of AYUSH. It's a great way to build a future in the medical field.

Campus: The college buildings and stuff they give us are just alright. The classrooms have smart stuff. The library has all the books we need. The hostel is decent too. If you're into sports, there's a sports complex and they also hold tournaments.

Admission: I liked some of the teachers. But some teachers didn't have many classes. The course content was really good. Exams were scheduled early, so final year students had plenty of time to study for the post-graduation entrance exam, AIAPGET.

Placement: Every year, our college offers around 100 government job opportunities.

Campus: Our college doesn't have many facilities and the building is kind of old. The labs are there but they're not in great shape. The classrooms don't have AC. The library has enough books though. Right now, the building is being worked on.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful. They all have good qualifications like BAMS, MD, and PhD. They're super skilled and the way they teach is top-notch. The course is all about treating diseases using Ayurvedic and allopathic medicine, which is great for the healthcare industry. The semester exams are a bit challenging, but the pass rate is around 50%.

Placement: The college gives us a one-year internship. We spend 6 months at the college hospital and 6 months at a big city civil hospital. We get Rs. 10,000 every month as a stipend during the whole year. After that, we can work as Ayurvedic medical officers in civil hospitals.

Campus: The college has everything we need labs, classrooms, and a library. You can find all your books in the library and borrow them whenever you need. The hostel has 4-person rooms and the food is pretty good. If you get sick, there's a hospital on campus and PG is available too. We play sports like football, volleyball, and badminton in the sports complex.

Admission: The teachers at our college were super helpful and really knew their stuff. They guided us through all the clinical stuff. Exams were never late, always on schedule. Instead of semesters, we had exams every year. The teaching was top-notch, especially compared to other ayurvedic colleges. And hey, the pass rate was around 51%, not too shabby!

Placement: Most students here get placed, around 80%. Your placement depends on what you're good at. After finishing BAMS, the salary can be Rs.40000 to Rs.60000 per month. If you start your own thing, it's all about how well you do. The highest salary you can get is based on how skilled and likable you are. The main company hiring is Himalayan, offering roles like Ayurvedacharya.

Campus: The college didn't have Wi-Fi, and the labs and classrooms weren't up to par. The library had lots of Ayurveda books, though. The hostel lacked facilities and there was no power backup. It's in a rural area with lots of drawbacks.