NIA Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are super dedicated and always there for us. They give us top-notch study material that's really useful for the industry. You need at least a 50% to pass, and we have exams at the end of the year  no mid-semester tests here.

Placement: I'm a student at National Institute of Ayurveda. There are 130 spots for the BAMS course, and they all get filled up through Ayush counselling. The package you get depends on how good you are and what experience you have. We get to do internships at the college's hospital. Once you finish BAMS, you can work as a doctor and even start preparing for PG entrance exams to specialize in medicine or surgery.

Campus: The campus has speedy Wi-Fi for browsing. Labs are high-tech for hands-on learning. Classes have smart boards and AC. A digital library is open 24/7 with medical books. Hostel facilities are top-notch with a clean mess serving good food. The college has an attached hospital for medical needs. Our annual sports fest, Tarang, offers a variety of games.

Admission: The teachers here are super qualified, most of them even graduated from our college. They're really helpful, always ready to assist even after class hours. The course content is current and practical, preparing us well for the growing Ayurveda field. With a big hospital on campus, we get to see lots of patients and learn about different diseases and treatments. The exams each semester are challenging but not too crazy.

Placement: I'm in a medical course, and after graduation, we don't automatically get jobs in companies. But our marks from the course help us get hired as medical officers. Most students choose to do a PG after this course. You can do it at the same college, but you have to pass an entrance exam. During our last year, everyone gets an internship with a $25,000 stipend. After completing the course, you can become a medical officer, work in government jobs, do research, or become a dietician. You could even work with global health organizations or start your own clinic. On average, the salary is around 10 LPA.

Campus: The campus has super fast Wi-Fi everywhere. Labs are awesome with cool stuff like VR headsets, microscopes, and a virtual dissection table. Classrooms have projectors, smart boards, and AC. The library has all the books you need. Hostels are nice but not enough for everyone, so some 1st and 2nd year students miss out. Food in the mess is better and cheaper than the canteen. There's a hospital on campus for emergencies. And for sports, we've got a big field with everything from football to tennis.

Admission: The teachers at our college are amazing! They're all postgraduates and have PhDs in their fields. They use cool techniques to make studying interesting. Our faculty is better than any other ayurvedic colleges.

Placement: I'm studying Ayurvedic medicine for my Bachelor's degree. After four and a half years, we have an internship. The internships are really good, with the government fixing the stipend between Rs. 5000 to Rs. 7000. Some seniors have landed great internships at top colleges in Rajasthan and beyond. Our college is well-known in the Ayurvedic field, so we get good internship opportunities here too.

Campus: Our campus was huge with separate hostels for guys and girls, a big library, cafeteria, badminton and cricket areas, and even a hospital. They had a herbal garden, pharmacy, and volleyball court too. Oh, and there was a restaurant on campus for grabbing a bite to eat.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really helpful and know their stuff. They're qualified and make learning fun. The exams aren't too hard, just the right level of challenge.

Placement: Most years, around 80% of students land jobs in pharmaceutical companies as research officers. Some top companies that recruit from our college include Dabur and Himalaya.

Campus: The college building is getting better with new improvements. The food in the canteen is pretty good too.

Admission: The teachers here are super smart and really nice. They know their stuff well. The course has proofs in the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd years, and a final proof that takes 1.5 years. Then, we have to do a one-year internship with a Rs. 23,500 stipend.

Placement: I'm studying B.A.M.S., which is about ayurveda. There are 101 students in my batch. We all got in through the NEET exam, so everyone's pretty smart. The teachers are super helpful and friendly. The campus is beautiful, and the hospital has a good patient ratio.

Campus: The college campus is awesome and everything is well taken care of. There are 3 hostels for guys and 1 for girls. They've got a gym, TT court, badminton court, and fields for cricket, volleyball, and football. Each department has its own lab. Plus, there's a great library, yoga unit, OPD, and IDP. It's all set up really nicely for us students.

Admission: The faculty at this college are super qualified and really nice. They're helpful and super talented too.

Placement: The students at this college are super smart - they all got in through NEET.

Campus: The college campus is awesome! They've got three hostels for guys and one for girls. Plus, there's a gym, TT court, badminton court, and fields for cricket, volleyball, and football. Each department has its own lab, which is super cool. Everything's well taken care of here!

Admission: This college is working hard to catch up on the schedule after the delays caused by COVID. They're making an effort to finish the syllabus on time and conduct exams as best as they can. It's tough for all colleges right now, but this one is doing their best to keep things on track.

Placement: The college offers great internship chances where you get to see lots of patients and diseases. We get to do a 6-month internship in Ayurveda at the hospital on campus, which has a ton of patients coming in. Plus, we also do a 6-month internship in modern medicine at the nearby health centers. It's a cool hands-on experience!

Campus: The college has good infrastructure, but they don't give hostel rooms to first-year students. So, if you're a freshman, you have to find your own place to stay. Luckily, there are lots of paying guest options and private hostels nearby. It's not too hard to find a place, but it can be a bit expensive.

Admission: The teachers at NIA are really knowledgeable and well-qualified. They teach in a way that helps you understand things practically. When you graduate, you'll be ready to show off your college and do well in your future career.

Placement: Around 60-70% of students from our college end up landing jobs in either the Government or Private sector. The Government usually offers job opportunities, while private companies like Dabur, Patanjali, and Jiva also come to recruit. In the government sector, the salary package is around 10-12 LPA, and in the private sector, it's around 3-8 LPA. Every student has to do an internship as part of the course requirements.

Campus: The labs are really good, especially the Anatomy, Physiology, and Pathology labs. The classrooms are nice with projectors and air-conditioning. Wi-Fi is available on campus. There are 17 different departments to choose from. The library is well-managed and the best one for my course is at NIA. The hostel is nice too. They have games and cultural activities every year like a fest.

Admission: I love how the college hosts sports and cultural events every year. They do research for the AYUSH ministry at NIA, so we get to learn about Ayurveda research too. The herbal garden with medicinal plants is really beautiful.

Placement: I'm a 2nd-year student at NIA Jaipur, and I gotta say this college is top-notch among government B.A.M.S. colleges in India. The best part is we get awesome clinical experience because the hospital here is like the best Ayurveda hospital in Rajasthan. Plus, the stipend we get is pretty decent compared to other government colleges. It's a great place to study!

Campus: The college has good facilities like a nice campus, great teachers, and a library and labs with lots of resources. The only issue is that in the first year, students can't stay in the hostel and might struggle to find a spot in the second year. The hostels are cool, but you might have to live in a PG or flat for about two years before you can stay there.

Admission: The teachers here know their stuff and are great to be around. They really know their stuff and have a mix of professors for different lengths of time. It's a good mix of teachers with different experiences.

Placement: There are 101 students in our group right now. Everyone got in through NEET, so they're pretty smart. The staff here are super helpful and nice. The campus is awesome, and the hospital's patient ratio is great. We all have to do a one-year internship, and they pay us Rs. 23,500 for it.

Campus: The campus is awesome it's always clean and looks great! There are 3 hostels for guys and 1 for girls. If you like staying active, there's a gym and sports areas for table tennis, badminton, cricket, volleyball, and football. Each department has its own lab, and the library is top-notch. Plus, there are yoga classes and medical facilities available on campus.