Maulana Azad Institute of Dental Sciences Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The faculty here really cares about students and are super helpful. They focus more on practical stuff than just theory. If you're ever confused or miss a class, you can always go to doubt classes. The college offers courses like MBBS, BDS, B.Pharma, M.Pharma, and a bunch of other courses for undergrads and postgrads.

Placement: The college didn't have any placements, but if you work hard, you can land a government job or start your own clinic. After finishing the course, you can expect a salary of around 12 to 16 LPA. So, overall, the placement situation is pretty good.

Campus: The college in Delhi had great facilities. We had good Wi-Fi and a cool lab. The campus was big and had nice buildings. There was a garden and lots of sports areas like basketball, cricket, tennis, and football. It was awesome!

Admission: The faculty here are amazing! They're some of the best in the country. The college is super old and located in Delhi, the capital of India. The campus has a great vibe and the environment is really nice. Most of the teachers have a lot of experience and they're all really nice and helpful.

Placement: I had to take the NEET UG test to get into this college. After studying for 4.5 years, I did a 1-year internship at a hospital where I was paid INR 15,000. The college has good placement opportunities, although not in the top hospitals. Overall, the placements are decent here.

Campus: The classrooms are big enough to fit around 250 students. The library is awesome with lots of medical and journal books. Plus, we've got a sports ground outside where we can play football, basketball, and other games. It's cool!

Admission: The teachers at our college are really nice and knowledgeable. They are super smart. I think the semester exams are fair.

Placement: Our batch has 50 students who got in through the NEET exam. Almost half the seats are for post-grad students. This college is the top pick for dental studies in India.

Campus: The classrooms have AC and projectors. They have a library with lots of new books and magazines. The hostel is safe and close to campus.

Admission: I really like the dental programs at this college. They have courses for Bachelor of Dental Surgery and Master in Dental Surgery. The departments cover a wide range of topics like oral radiology, oral and maxillofacial surgery, prosthodontics, endodontics, orthodontics, pedodontics, public health dentistry, periodontics, and oral pathology. It's a great place to study dentistry.

Placement: In my batch of 32 students in 2012, 11 got into PG programs. They're making around Rs. 92,000 a month. The rest have clinics and earn about Rs. 50,000 monthly. Some are getting ready for NEET MS 2019. Our dental hospital is top-notch, so it's got a great rep. Also, there are around 10-12 junior internship spots in the 1st year, open to all students nationwide, not just from MAIDS.

Campus: The college doesn't have Wi-Fi, but they have labs for making dentures. The histology classes are great, and there's a sports ground too. The lab quality is top-notch compared to other dental colleges in India. The hostel rooms are nice, provided by the college. The canteens are open 24/7, which is convenient.

Admission: Our college has the best dental science teachers in the country. Don't stress, the curriculum is up-to-date, and we're being trained to be the future leaders in dentistry.

Placement: There are 40 of us in my batch, and everyone got placed in top medical places. Being dentists, we don't stress about jobs 'cause we can start our own clinics. Lots of us go for MS and other specializations instead of working.

Campus: The library at our college is well-organized. Our college's buildings are a bit old, but it's a respected institution in the country. Everything here is great - the food, sports, medical help, you name it!

Admission: The teachers in this college know their stuff for sure. They're experts in the medical field and really helped us out. The course content was spot on and got us ready for the real world. The exams weren't too tough either, which was a relief.

Placement: I didn't see any placement activities happening at the medical college. Most students land jobs through AIIMS exams. In our college, everyone gets internship chances in this course with a good stipend. The main job roles offered are surgeons, residents, and senior presidents.

Campus: Our college has great infrastructure for the MS course. They have all the facilities we need on campus, like labs for hands-on practice, a canteen, Wi-Fi, and a library. The hostel facilities are also really good. It's a comfortable place for students to study and live.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and know their stuff. They've got tons of degrees and research under their belt. They guide us to become pros ready to start our own clinic once we finish the course. The course layout is great. Exams can be tough, but it depends on how ready you are. They're not too hard, though. You just need 50% to pass each year.

Placement: After we finish BDS, we can apply for JRship. They prefer students from MAIDS in interviews. Some hospitals have walk-in interviews where MAIDS students are preferred. The pay is around 1 lakh per month, with a minimum of 50,000 in government hospitals and 15,000 in private clinics. Most students get JRship at MAIDS, ESIC, and Ambedkar. Everyone has to do an internship, which is provided at MAIDS. You can also apply as a clinical assistant. There are also opportunities for lab technicians, nurses, and hygienists.

Campus: The college doesn't have Wifi for students, which is a bummer. But there are cool labs like pre-clinical, orthodontic, and haematology labs. The lecture halls are big and comfy. The library has lots of books and research journals. The hostel for BDS and MBBS students is okay, but BDS students sometimes get treated unfairly. They might not even get furniture! Some hostels are nice and clean, like OGH and Mother Teresa hostel, but the intern hostel is a bit meh. The boys' hostels can be kinda dirty. The OGH mess has cheap buffet food, but the quality isn't great. The PG hostel mess is better. Most canteens have okay food quality and variety. The LNH JR hostel mess is the best. Nescafe has yummy stuff too. There are badminton courts at both hostels. The MAMC library is always open. And there are gyms at two hostels.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They really know their stuff and are super helpful. They teach in a cool way that makes things easy to understand. The courses are really practical and helpful for everyone. We get all the knowledge we need right here at our college.

Placement: Most of our batch got placed, around 90%. The lowest salary was 4 lakhs per year, while the highest was 10 lakhs. Companies like Ottobock and Endolite came to hire us for clinical jobs. But, we had to find internships on our own, the college didn't help with that.

Campus: The campus needs some upgrades, but the library has a lot of medical books. The playground is nice, but we can't play all sports. The pathology lab is great but could use more upkeep. The hostel is good, but the food places aren't the best. There are other infrastructure problems too.

Admission: The teachers are super helpful and know their stuff. They're easy to talk to and teach in a way that makes sense. The course content is on point, getting us ready for tougher stuff. Exams aren't too tough either. Most students pass with a 90% success rate.

Placement: Around 40 students get placed with a starting package of 1 LPA. Deal Kart is a big recruiter and can even become the principal. The highest salary package is 4 LPA, which is awesome. Most students, about 90%, land good jobs in top companies and hospitals.

Campus: The college has a big building with everything you need. There's Wi-Fi everywhere and a library with e-books. You can grab food at the cafeteria and there's a huge playground for sports. The medical facilities are good, and there's a canteen too.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are super helpful. Exams happen every 3 months, but they're not too tough. The course material makes sense and is useful. Overall, the teachers are top-notch.

Placement: The BDS course has 40 seats available. The highest salary offered is around 2 lakhs per month, while the lowest is 40,000 per month. Dentate and Dental Academy are the recruiters for this course. The college provides internships. It's the top dental college in India, especially known for surgeries.

Campus: The college has great facilities. There's an E-library and labs on every floor. We have 2 buildings where patients are taken care of by really skilled staff. The E-library and regular library have books on every subject you need. It's awesome!