MNR Homoeopathic Medical College and Hospital

Admission: The teachers here are awesome. They really support us during exams. They're friendly and have a lot of experience. Their teaching is top-notch, they use PPTs for classes. The class schedule is always the same.

Placement: Our college, in the 2nd batch, doesn't have any placements yet. But they're planning to offer them soon. Right now, they focus on PG courses and support students who want to do research.

Campus: I really like the setup of our college. The classrooms are nice and big, and the building is pretty new. They have separate hostels for guys and girls, which is cool. We get study time from 5 to 8 pm. The hostel has good food and security, better than other places I've seen. Overall, I'm happy with the facilities here.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff, both in theory and practice. The exams can be tough, so you gotta put in the work to pass. The curriculum is up-to-date and covers all the important stuff. They give us study materials and even practice tests to help us prepare.

Placement: Everyone gets placed after college. Dr. Bhatras offers up to 35,000. Companies like Bhatras Homeopathy and Star Homeopathy visit our campus. All students get internships from the college. They offer roles like clinician and general practitioner. The college teaches us how to run a private clinic well. They focus on modern studies and give us practical knowledge.

Campus: The college has really nice facilities that are modern and well-equipped. The library is big with lots of books. The classrooms are spacious and have good projectors and big blackboards. The hostel food is good with options for both non-veg and veg. There's a huge playground with both indoor and outdoor games, and separate gyms for girls and boys.

Admission: The teachers at our college are super helpful and really know their stuff. They're all MD Homoeopathy qualified, which is awesome. The course curriculum is spot on and gets us ready for the industry. If you get the basics, you're set to become a doctor someday.

Placement: Our college is pretty new, just 5 years old, so no one has graduated yet. They set us up with jobs like teaching, doing research, working in private clinics, becoming doctors, or doing public health stuff. The salary they offer is usually between 3 to 5 lakhs per year.

Campus: Our college has a library and central library with lots of books to study. The classrooms have Wi-Fi, and the labs are really good. The hostel is nice, but the food in the mess could be better. Luckily, the food in the canteen is good. There are medical facilities on campus, and they even do medical camps in nearby villages. You can play outdoor and indoor games, and there's a gym too. The auditorium is air-conditioned and fits around 1,000 students.

Admission: The teachers at our college really know their stuff when it comes to both practical and bookish knowledge. The course lasts for about 4 and a half years, plus a year of internship. Getting to work with patients in both the outpatient department (OPD) and inpatient department (IPD) is cool. The village camps are a great way to learn hands-on. Lots of students pass with flying colors and some even top the university.

Placement: I've been at this college since it started in 2016, and I'm looking forward to graduating in 2022. The college gives us a lot of knowledge to start our own practice or pass those tough PG entrance exams. They also mention job opportunities at places like Star Homeocare hospitals. But so far, no one from our batch has gotten a job through the college.

Campus: Our college is awesome because all the classes have cool virtual models and digital screens. The library is huge and has AC, with tons of books and journals. We also have a sports complex, an auditorium with AC, and a big playground with all kinds of sports courts. It's pretty sweet!

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and they know their stuff. The exams are useful for scoring well in the finals. The pass rate is about 50%. If you put in the effort and study hard, passing the exams is totally doable.

Placement: At this college, we don't have as many job placements as engineering schools. We have to figure out our own career paths. But the faculty here really help us a lot in getting started with our careers.

Campus: The college has nice facilities. They really push for games and sports. Food at the mess is okay sometimes. There's a canteen on campus. Wi-Fi, labs, and classrooms are great. Both the college and hostel have a good vibe.