Maharashtra Institute of Medical Sciences and Research

Admission: The teachers here are really smart and know their stuff. They teach us in the classroom and also show us real patients in the hospital. We have lectures and hands-on practice in the afternoon. It's a great way to learn!

Placement: Most students either get placed or they start preparing for PG entrance exams. Some might work as medical officers, earning around 50,000 to 70,000 per month. After passing out, students can also get offers for medical officer or housemanship roles. The campus also provides internship programs for students.

Campus: The campus is super upbeat. There are lots of gardens, and everything is really clean. They have Wi-Fi everywhere. The college building has a ton of medical books, and the library is in great shape with air conditioning.

Admission: The professors and staff were super helpful during my time at college. They know their stuff and have lots of experience teaching and working. The teaching was really good and the course prepared us well for future opportunities.

Placement: After finishing the MBBS course, there aren't any campus placements. Most students choose to work for themselves or continue studying. It's better to keep practicing medicine than to work at a big hospital. Some students even become teachers at colleges to help out new students.

Campus: The campus has good facilities and the buildings are nice. We didn't have Wi-Fi or LAN in 2014, but the library and labs were great. The classrooms and campus were always clean. The hostel was okay, but clean. They had medical staff available all the time.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome. Some classes get canceled, but that's okay. The professors and other students are really nice, and the hands-on experience is fantastic. The exams are not too hard, so passing is doable. I wish they were a bit more generous with grades though.

Placement: Getting into PG at this medical college is tough. But surprisingly, a good number of students managed to snag a seat this year. Around 15% of us got in. The MBBS course is no joke. Our batch has 150 students, and 15% of those spots are filled by management through donations.

Campus: Our campus is really big but lacks facilities. We don't have water coolers anywhere, not even in the hostels. The food in the hostel mess is terrible. Three of us have to cram into tiny rooms. The canteen isn't great either. The library and greenery are the only good things here. The office staff are so arrogant. They never finish their work on time and always blame us students. They're rude and even ask for bribes.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really experienced and smart. They help us a lot. We follow the NMC's curriculum, which is recognized all over India. When we finish, we're ready to start our careers.

Placement: The MBBS course has around 150 students in each batch. You get in based on your NEET exam score. Once you finish the course, there's no job placement, but you can work in a hospital or start your own practice. Before you get your degree, you have to do a one-year internship, which is really helpful.

Campus: The classrooms are big and there's one for each subject. The labs are cool and the lab assistants know their stuff. The library is huge and has a quiet place to read. The boys and girls live in different hostels, like a 5-minute walk from the college. Each hostel has its own mess.