Maharajah's Institute of Medical Sciences

Admission: The teachers here are really knowledgeable with post-grad degrees and lots of experience. The courses are practical and get us ready for working in the medical field. The exams are tough, but most students pass with around 80-85% success rate.

Placement: Almost all students find jobs after finishing the course. Salaries range from Rs 25,000 to Rs 50,000 per month. Hospitals, both local and corporate, are the main employers. Almost everyone gets internships, and many end up as medical officers.

Campus: The college has a library, labs, and classrooms that are all air-conditioned and well-equipped. The teachers and lab staff are helpful. The classrooms have good lighting too. The food in the mess and canteen is just okay, but could be cleaner. They offer sports like cricket, basketball, and volleyball. Overall, it's a decent place with everything you need.

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.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really know their stuff. They teach well, and we follow a yearly schedule with 2 semesters. In each semester, we have a test that we need to pass  you gotta get at least 50% to make it. It's cool because it helps us learn better.

Placement: There are 150 students in our college. Half of them are in the A category, while the other half are split equally between B and C. Once we pass our final year subjects, we get to do a 1-year internship at the college. And after that, there are plenty of opportunities waiting for us.

Campus: Our college has tons of cool stuff. They just upgraded our classrooms, lecture halls, and dorms. We even have MRI and CT scans with fancy tech. Every year, we have sports events within the university. And the library is awesome they've got all sorts of books.

Admission: The teachers at our college are all top-notch doctors. We have senior, middle, and new teachers. Our courses follow NTRUHS guidelines. Exams are decently tough. Around half to sixty percent of students pass. But in the final exam, almost 90% pass.

Placement: Around half of us in our course found jobs after graduating. Some got paid Rs. 80,000 per month, while others started at Rs. 16,000. On average, we're looking at around Rs. 40,000 per month. The college helps with internships, and we can go for government or private jobs. At first, the pay might not be great, but it goes up as we gain more experience in this field.

Campus: The college has separate hostels for guys and girls. They have a hospital on campus with daily OP and IP services, and labs for all subjects. Unfortunately, there's no Wi-Fi for students. The library is open 24/7. The food is just okay. You can play outdoor and indoor games here too.

Admission: The teachers here are really smart and know their stuff. They're always there to help us out whenever we need it. They use digital boards for teaching, which is cool. The exams every semester are kind of tough, but it gets us ready for the big finals.

Placement: Around 200 students from our college get placed every year. To get placed, we need to clear the NEET PG entrance exam after finishing our course. Once we pass the exam and get into a PG college, we start getting a stipend and can work in hospitals.

Campus: The teachers here are really friendly and super smart. They know their stuff. The library has tons of medical books, so we don't have to spend money buying them. It's a lifesaver for students on a budget. The hostel food is decent, and there's a canteen if you want something different. They also organize sports events every year, which is a nice break from studying.

Admission: The teachers are really smart and know their stuff. They're super helpful and teach well. The course content matches what we're learning and is useful. The exams each semester aren't too hard, but they're fair.

Placement: Around 150 students get placed through the NEET entrance test. There are three categories for the course with different fees depending on your merit. Everyone gets internships, which you have to do for a year.

Campus: The college has good facilities and infrastructure. Wi-Fi is only for staff and office use. There's a central library and labs in every department. Classrooms have AC. Plus, there's a mess, canteen, sports, and medical facilities too.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really great. They know their stuff and are super helpful. They make sure we understand everything and are always there to answer our questions. Plus, they give us lots of tests to help us learn.

Placement: Around 200 students get into the MBBS program at our college. We also have internships available at MIMS. Dermatology is the top course here, and there are various placements for PG preparation. It's great for further studies, with lots of opportunities available at the college.

Campus: The hostels here have lots of stuff like labs, study rooms, Wi-Fi, and a library. They even have AC rooms. The food isn't great, but it's okay sometimes. Snacks are decent. On Sundays, we can eat multiple times. The canteen offers different food options too.

Admission: The teachers know their stuff and are really helpful. They make sure we're ready for exams. The course covers most of what we need, but could be better for hands-on learning. Exams are fair and doable.

Placement: About 20% of students get placed after college. The highest salary is around 30 lakhs, average is 18 lakhs, and lowest is 13 lakhs. We have to find jobs on our own because there aren't many companies coming for recruitment. Most students, around 90%, do internships.

Campus: The facilities here are just okay. No wi-fi, which sucks. But the transport is good. Labs are okay, classrooms are nice. Library could be better. Food in the mess is the worst. Sports are good, but could use some improvement.

Admission: The teachers are really good, but we could use more of them. Most students pass with about a 90% success rate. The semester tests are manageable, except for the final MBBS part 2 clinical exams. The curriculum helps us learn skills in a fun way. It's a nice place to study, and I've made some great friends here to chill with.

Placement: About 130 students graduate from our college out of the 150. When we pick a hospital, we can go for either government or private. The salary ranges from Rs. 40,000-60,000 per month. Most students, like 90%, do internships. After finishing MBBS here, we can become a medical officer right away.

Campus: The classrooms got a makeover recently, and they're looking pretty nice. The library stays cool all day and night, but the labs are just okay. Gotta say, the hostel floor is not the best. On the bright side, there are awesome medical and sports facilities. We've got volleyball, basketball, and cricket grounds to play on.

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.