MGM Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here, even the visiting ones, really know their stuff. They care about us students and make sure we get it. They prepare lessons that are easy for us to follow and learn from. It's great.

Placement: After finishing our studies, a bunch of us either went abroad for further education or got jobs at top research labs nearby. The skills we gained at college really paid off  we were able to jump into our roles smoothly and impress our employers. It's awesome how much we've grown professionally thanks to this experience.

Campus: The classrooms have projectors and air conditioning, which makes learning easier. The library has lots of good books, and the staff is really nice and helpful. The canteen has yummy and cheap food too. It's a great place to study.

Admission: The teachers are super helpful and really know their stuff. The course covers everything you need to know. They focus on both theory and hands-on experience, which is great for getting ready for work. You need at least 50% to pass and you gotta have 75% attendance to sit for the exams.

Placement: During the course, they send us to work at a different hospital. It's great for getting experience. The hospital has a lot of different patients and cases. They also take care of the food service in the canteen/kitchen.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure and facilities. The library is big and has e-library services with lots of good books on the subject. The classrooms are nice too. It's convenient because there are auto stands, bus stands, and railway stations nearby, which saves money on travel. Plus, the college provides a bus in the morning and evening to take us to and from the station.

Admission: The staff here are really smart. They all have their Masters in physiotherapy, and some are even working on their Ph.D. The course covers everything we need to know and some extra stuff too. It's easy to follow along. Exams happen twice a year, and most people pass with 5060%.

Placement: Only a small percentage of students get placed here, about 20%. It's mostly based on how good you are, not the college. Most students end up going for higher studies or starting their own business. The average salary package is around 34 lakhs. Unfortunately, there aren't many companies that come here for recruitment. All students have to do a 6-month internship, but it's unpaid.

Campus: The classrooms here are nice, not as fancy as the medical college, but they're good. The library is great, but I can't get into the main library. The hostel is okay, and the food is pretty good. We don't have extra sports classes, but they have them during the college festival.

Admission: To pass the exam, you need 50% in both the practical and theory tests. The teachers and staff are super helpful and supportive. They have a lot of experience and know their stuff. You'll learn all the skills you need for the course.

Placement: You can go into research, pharma, healthcare, or environmental sciences after finishing the course. There's the option of going for a Ph.D. or working in pharma, biotech labs, or companies as a QA/QC/R&D associate. Clinical research organizations also hire grads.

Campus: I really like the college setup at MGM. It's in a big, quiet area that's great for studying. They've got everything you need - computer labs, libraries, sports spots, and places to eat. Plus, they have hostels and buses. Overall, it's a solid college with all the stuff you need.

Admission: The teachers here are really knowledgeable and always ready to help us learn more. The courses cover everything we need to become experts in our field. During exams, we face multiple-choice, long, and short-answer questions. The passing grade is set at 50% for each subject, following the CBCS pattern.

Placement: In our paramedical course, we get to do internships for a whole year. Once we finish the course, we can find jobs in good labs. And there's also a chance to work in the MGM hospital lab for different departments.

Campus: The college has really cool labs for Biochemistry, Microbiology, and Pathology. We get to do a lot of hands-on stuff, which is awesome. The library is packed with books and journals from all kinds of authors, even storybooks. They have books for each subject, both for the curriculum and extra ones to help us understand better. It's great for diving deep into concepts.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful with explaining stuff and getting us ready for exams. They really cover everything we need to know for the tests. Plus, they share the PPTs with us, which is nice. We get 1-2 weeks off to study before each semester exam. And just so you know, there are 8 semester exams in total.

Placement: Around 30% of us found jobs after graduating. The starting salary for newbies is between Rs. 20,000-30,000 a month. We can land roles like lab tech, blood bank worker, and technician. Many of us end up in Microbiologist and Histopathology labs. Lab techs are in high demand overseas, with starting salaries reaching 1 lakh a month. Plus, there are cool chances to work in government hospitals and labs.

Campus: I really like MGM Institute of Health Sciences because they have great facilities to help us with our studies and hands-on learning. The labs, libraries, and classrooms with AC and projectors are top-notch. Plus, there are over 4 canteens serving yummy and healthy food in a neat setting. It's a cool place to study!

Admission: The teachers at this college are great! They always support and motivate us. They give us the right info and help us out. I really appreciate how they guide me in my area of interest. It's cool how they don't just focus on one person, but help everyone. If you need help in a subject, they're there for you. Love it here!

Placement: I really liked how there were different placement options available in retail optical centers and clinical hospital settings. It was cool to have internships in different places to explore optometry more. It was great for checking out different areas in the field.

Campus: Our department had plenty of space for all the people and optometry tools. We had separate rooms for lectures, clinic, and more. There were three canteens on campus, so if you stayed in the hostel, you had choices for meals.

Admission: The teachers are really qualified. They include surgeons, senior residents, junior residents, and even Ph.D. students. In the first year, we learn the basics. By the second year, we start getting hands-on experience that prepares us for the industry. The exams aren't too tough if we study regularly and pay attention in class.

Placement: In my B.Sc. OTAT program, they admitted 20 of us after interviews and looking at our 12th exam scores. The salary we can expect is around 25000-35000 per month. We have good companies like Tata and Fortis coming to hire us. As part of our course, we have internships. By the 4th year, we could be interning at MGM Charitable Hospital. Once we finish the program, we'll start working as operation theatre assistants, technologists, or anesthesia assistants in OTS.

Campus: Starting in the 3rd semester, we got to work in different departments like Oncology, Gynecology, Cardiac, etc. It was cool to finally do hands-on stuff. By the 4th year, we didn't have to buy any books because the library had tons for us to borrow. The hostels are really pricey, so not worth it. But the canteen food is awesome we all love it!

Admission: The teachers at MGM School of Biomedical Sciences are really great. They make us feel confident as we learn. Dr. Mansee Thakur, the Director, is super helpful and takes care of everything at the school. We're lucky to have such a good team of professors and tutors here.

Placement: The Cardiac Technologies Cathlab program at our college has awesome placement opportunities! After graduation, students get jobs in top hospitals like Apollo, Jupiter, Fortis, Tata, and other companies. The packages are really good too. Plus, some graduates can even become tutors at medical colleges. It's a great program for anyone interested in this field!

Campus: The college has great facilities like a library, lecture rooms, anatomy hall, and labs. The canteen is clean and serves good food. There are separate hostels for girls and boys with good security. The mess food is clean and tasty. The medical facilities are top-notch. They also support sports and physical education.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really know their stuff. They're nice and the quality of teaching is great. Our head of department is especially supportive. The course material is spot on and gets us ready for the real world. Exams aren't too tough, and the teachers make sure we're ready. Passing is doable with a 50% pass rate for both internal and external exams.

Placement: I didn't see any job placements at this college. But I heard that 40% of students in my pharmaceutical, biotech, and cancer research class got internships in those fields. Only a few students who are really good at their studies get these opportunities.

Campus: The labs here are awesome and you can use them between 9 AM and 5 PM. You can go to the library whenever you want, no restrictions. The food in the canteen is pretty good and we have three of them on campus. You can also access medical facilities, sports, and games. The only downside is that there aren't enough classrooms available.