Maharajah's Institute of Medical Sciences Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The professors are always around when you need them and they know their stuff. The teaching is good and the courses make sense. The medical exams are pretty hard, so you gotta study every day to pass. Most students pass though, with over 70% making it through.

Placement: Almost everyone in our course lands a job, around 90%. The top salary you can get is 60K a month, while the average is 45K. Big hospitals from nearby and other states visit our college for placements. Over 95% of us do internships here and some even move on to famous hospitals. They also offer roles as medical officers.

Campus: The hostel food is okay, but the beds and bathrooms are nice and clean. They clean everything regularly. The campus has good security, which is great. Since it's a medical college, we have good medical services. There's a sports ground, and the classrooms and library are average but air-conditioned and comfy. Wi-Fi is also available.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really good. Most of them used to teach at top government colleges before retiring, so they have a lot of experience. Each department has around 30 faculty members, including postgraduates. There's a head for each department who is also very experienced. The teachers were super helpful when I was in college. They have different strategies every year to help us learn. They finish the syllabus early so we have time to really understand everything. If we have any questions, the teachers are always there to help. They're really smart and they talk to all the students. During practical training, the teachers make sure we talk to real patients and learn from them. In the outpatient department, we see a lot of patients every day, so we learn about different diseases in detail. The teachers encourage us to ask questions and help us understand things better. The course is very relevant to what we need to know. Each week, we have a set schedule for lectures that stays the same until the end of the semester. Then a new semester starts with a new schedule. At the end of each semester, we have exams to test our knowledge. The whole academic year is well organized, so we learn everything properly, even the small stuff.

Placement: Most students in our college are studying MBBS, but there are also courses like BHMS and BPT. The college sets us up with internships and pays us a stipend. It's a great way to learn by doing. We switch departments every month during our internships, so we get a well-rounded experience in a year. Day scholars get Rs. 2,000 a month, while hostellers get Rs. 1,000. Postgraduates guide us during our department postings, teaching us important procedures. Many students from our college get good ranks after internships. We learn a lot that'll help us in our future studies. We get to work directly with patients, observing their medical history. Fees vary depending on the admission category - from Rs. 10,000 to 20 LPA, excluding other fees. It's a good place to learn and grow!

Campus: The Wi-Fi isn't great, but we can use the digital library to get online. The hostel is okay, but the food isn't amazing. The classrooms are big they can fit around 200 students. They're air-conditioned, but the seating is just okay. About 5 students share a bench, and some have comfy cushions. The benches are arranged so everyone can see the board. Most classes use projectors and slides. The library is huge, fitting up to 600 students. We can find all the books we need for our courses. It's peaceful and great for studying. It's on the top floor of the campus. The hostel has 5 floors with around 15 rooms on each. Rooms fit 3 people with beds, fans, shelves, tables, and chairs. Each room has its own bathroom. The mess hall is on the ground floor.

Admission: The teachers here are really great. They help us a lot and know their stuff. Exams are tough but fair. Our principal keeps things in line and takes good care of us and our parents.

Placement: The college has great placement opportunities with good packages. Everyone gets placed, and big companies hire from here. Plus, they offer free internships too.

Campus: The Wi-Fi works great, labs have all the tools we need, and classrooms are nice and cool. The hostel is decent, and there's a huge sports ground, but the coach could be better. They even have a physiotherapy clinic on campus. The food at the canteen is just okay.

Admission: This college is private, so they really care about teaching. The teachers know their stuff and explain things well. Seniors are friendly and support us during exams and sports events. The atmosphere here is great. But I gotta admit, the exams are pretty hard.

Placement: After graduating from this medical college, it's easy to find jobs in nearby hospitals. Many students become tutors at the same college or other medical schools. Some also work as duty doctors. You can also prepare for post-grad entrance exams while studying here.

Campus: The campus is still being worked on, but there's a new skills lab and library. We've got courts for cricket, basketball, and volleyball, plus a new badminton court. The food in the canteen isn't great, and it's a bit pricey. But hey, you can always order from Zomato if you're hungry!

Admission: The teachers here are really good. They know their stuff. The exams are super tough, though. It's hard to pass. All our teachers have their post-grad degrees and tons of experience. We have 2 big exams every year, and they're no joke. The pass rate is around 96% each year.

Placement: Most students from every department get placed easily here. Your salary depends on how hard you study. Hospitals from all across India come to hire students. Almost 90% of students land internships. They offer a bunch of postgraduate courses here. After graduating, you can become a senior resident, assistant professor, associate professor, head of department, or run a diagnostic lab.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here is not so great, but the labs are awesome. Classrooms are really nice, but the food in the mess is not that good. Medical facilities are good, but there are no indoor courts. In the first year, the dissection halls and labs are well-stocked, and in the second year, the labs are top-notch. The classrooms have AC, and you can find all the books you need in the library.

Admission: The teachers at our college are awesome! They really know their stuff and make learning easy. We follow a yearly course plan with two semesters. Each semester includes a test that we need to pass. The passing score is 50%.

Placement: There are 150 students at our college. Half are in A category, 54 are in B, and the rest are in C. Once we pass our final year courses, we get to do a year-long internship right here at the college. It's a great chance to get lots of opportunities afterwards.

Campus: Our college has got loads of equipment. They just spruced up our classrooms, lecture halls, and hostels. Plus, we've got top-notch MRI and CT scans on campus. Every year, we have a big sports event with other students. The microscopes in our labs are awesome. And the library rocks we can use it 24/7!

Admission: The teachers and college management are awesome! They know their stuff and are super helpful. They're always there to help with any questions. The classes cover a lot of good stuff. The exams are kind of hard, but most people pass with a 93% rate.

Placement: Most of us end up with good jobs after finishing the courses here. Five students from our batch made it to All India Institute of Medical Sciences for general medicine and surgery. Six others went for postgrad in orthopedics and general medicine.

Campus: The classrooms at our college are big and have AC, and the furniture is comfy. There's a library that's open 24/7 and also has AC. The hostel rooms are really clean, and they have someone cleaning them every day. The food in the hostel is like home-cooked, which is nice.

Admission: The teachers here are really nice and know their stuff. We have a lot of exams, but the professors are always there to help out. They take our grades seriously. It's important to be disciplined and follow the rules at this college.

Placement: The course at MIMS lasts for 4 years and 6 months, followed by a year of Internship. Almost all students get jobs after graduating. The highest salary is 30 LPA, average is 18 LPA, and the lowest is 13 LPA.

Campus: The college has been around for 25 years. The buildings are kinda old, but they keep adding new stuff each year. The classrooms and labs have projectors and sound systems. There's a big library and smaller ones in each department. The hostels are okay, with three students in each room and a shared bathroom. The food isn't great though. But at least we can play lots of games both inside and outside.

Admission: The teachers here know their stuff, but some of them could be more patient with us. The course is practical and gives us a good look into real clinical work. The semester exams are a bit tough though. Most students pass, but the pass rate is around 90%.

Placement: Most of us in our course land jobs easily after college. Many students aim for the NEET PG exam prep. The pay is good the highest was Rs. 50,000 per month, average was Rs. 40,000, and the lowest was Rs. 30,000. Our town has big hospitals nearby. Almost everyone gets internships, and many end up as medical officers after our course.

Campus: The college facilities are okay. Each department has its own lab and gallery for classes. There's no Wi-Fi on campus, but the library is open 24/7. The quality is just okay, not the best.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really smart doctors. They know a lot and teach us well. They also support us during exams. The courses we take are good and practical. The exams are tough and stress us out, but once they're over, we feel relieved. The passing rate is around 85%, which is pretty good.

Placement: Around 150 students enroll in our college every year. We have 90 postgraduate spots across all departments. Approximately 120 students land internships annually. The standout departments here are dermatology and ophthalmology.

Campus: The college has air-conditioned classrooms and a library. The hostel isn't air-conditioned. They've got good microscopes. Food at the hostel is okay, but the canteen food is good. Medical help is available all the time. The sports ground isn't top-notch, but we still play games there.