MGMMCHA Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are top-notch. They're super smart and always there to help. Their way of teaching is amazing. This course really prepares us for the industry.

Placement: This course has loads of students, around a few hundred. The top package at my college is 8 lakhs per year. Companies like Tata, Toyota, and Ford come to hire students. Many students even get internships with big companies.

Campus: The department I'm in is one of the best at my college. There are loads of facilities for students here. The hostel has everything we need food, water, a reading room, and more. The food at the mess and canteen is really good too.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really good. They come from top schools and are always ready to help us out. The coursework is organized well and easy to understand. The exams are not too tough if you go to class and do your assignments. If you work hard, you can do really well. Plus, the internships and clinical placements here prepare us for jobs as medical officers, GPs, and tutors. Overall, it's a great place to study for a medical career.

Placement: Around half of the 150 students from our batch got into postgraduation (MD/MS) within 2 years of finishing MBBS. A lot of them are making around INR 40,000 per month after MBBS. The average salary for freshers is between INR 5 to INR 6 Lacs. The popular roles they're getting are general duty officers, medical officers, and tutors.

Campus: I love this college because they have awesome facilities. The labs are well-organized and there are plenty of resources for us to learn and experiment on our own. The classrooms have good ventilation and great audio-visual tools to help us learn. The library is amazing with lots of reading rooms, and we can access online medical journals from top institutes worldwide. The hostels are clean, and the food in the mess and canteens is delicious. Overall, this college is one of the best in India. The teachers here are really dedicated to helping students succeed.

Admission: The teachers here are really good at what they do. They follow the CBME pattern, which focuses more on real-life situations doctors face. Exams are not too easy, but with 50% marks, you can pass all subjects.

Placement: The prices for PG range from around INR 30,000 to INR 65,000 per month. It varies based on the branch we choose. Once we finish our final year, we have to do a one-year internship at the college. This internship is mandatory, and we get a stipend of INR 18,000 monthly.

Campus: The college has a great setup with a well-equipped hospital. It's a top-notch care center with all the facilities we need. The library is awesome, and they even have a lab with mannequins for hands-on practice. The hostel facilities are pretty good too. Overall, it's a solid place for studying and training.

Admission: The teachers here are really great! They're qualified and always ready to help. They push us to do research and study different things. The teaching is top-notch, and they follow the MCI syllabus. Exams cover a wide range of topics each semester.

Placement: Admissions here are based on NEET results. Your all India rank determines if you can get in. They don't pay for internships, but they help you prep for PG. There are good chances for internships though. If you do well in NEET PG, you can get into a good college. It's a private college.

Campus: The labs are awesome with all the equipment you need. Classrooms are nice, and there's a library for studying. Hostel facilities are good, each one has its own mess. The food is delicious too! They have all the medical facilities you might need. Plus, there are sports clubs and game clubs. And don't forget about the canteen!

Admission: Exams and internal assessments happen every week which really helped me study in advance. Attendance is strictly monitored, but the facilities are good. The teachers are highly experienced and make an effort to give personal attention. They provide personal experiment kits to everyone, which is really helpful.

Placement: There were around 200 students in our batch, but we were split into groups which helped us interact better with each other. The teachers are really nice and supportive, and the facilities are great. Even though the fees are around 21 lakhs per year, the teaching staff and facilities are top-notch. The teachers put in a lot of effort to help us succeed.

Campus: The campus is tiny. We have to share the canteen with hospital patients, which can get crowded. There's not enough seating on campus, so it can be tough to find a spot to relax. The library is great though they have a book lending service and a nice air-conditioned hall for studying. The lecture halls are nice and cool, but the regular classrooms can feel cramped.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and know their stuff. They teach really well. We have classes and hands-on training in hospitals. There's always a teacher for a small group of us. We spend 3 hours every day in the hospital, which is great practice.

Placement: Once we graduate, we can look for jobs right at the college. The college doesn't really help with placements. Every year, most of us from the graduation batch land jobs paying at least Rs. 80,000 a month. Each student gets a one-year internship from the college, but it's unpaid.

Campus: The college has everything you need classrooms, library, sports stadium, games room, lab, and a hospital. There are also 3-4 canteens and great hostels. I like how there are separate buildings and a big parking lot. It's awesome!