NIH Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers at NIH are really good at their job. They know their stuff and teach well. It's important to work hard here because the exams are always on schedule. At this college, it's all about studying, not just hanging out and going to parties.

Placement: The course is 5 and a half years long with 4 semesters and a 1-year internship. There are 126 seats available. The fee per year is Rs 20,500, and hostel fee is Rs 6,000 per year. It's crazy, but the hospital sees 3,000-4,000 patients every day for homoeopathy. Can you believe it? Even first-year students get to take care of patients.

Campus: The setup at NIH is pretty good. They have labs, classrooms, and a library. The only downside is there's no wifi for us students. Classes run from 9am to 5pm. We don't get a hostel room in the first year, but they might offer one if we join in 2024. The food at the mess is good, and there are sports facilities too.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really helpful and know their stuff. They're top-notch. We've got some great homeopathic practitioners teaching us, so we can learn a ton from them. Plus, we have seminars and weekly classes as part of our schedule.

Placement: The graduates from this college are pretty good. It's one of the top places in the country for studying homeopathy, and they pick students only through NEET. After graduating, most students either go to good colleges for further studies or start their own clinic, which usually does well.

Campus: The campus has accommodation for both guys and girls, which is super convenient. The food in the mess is cheap, but not great. We have sports facilities like a football field, basketball, and volleyball courts. There's no canteen, but you can easily grab snacks and tea from the stalls outside. It's pretty handy having them so close by.

Admission: The faculty here was amazing, but there weren't too many of them. The college used the CBDC curriculum, which was great. I loved the patient flow, infrastructure, and professors. They were the backbone of this place. Dealing with around 2500 patients every day was pretty impressive.

Placement: After graduating, you have to take the AIAPGET exam if you want to become an MD. You can also start practicing in your own area. You really learn a lot here because of the number of patients you see.

Campus: The college had amazing infrastructure. The academic building had 7 floors. They also had a big playground with basketball and volleyball courts. The boys and girls had separate hostels. Honestly, no other BHMS college in Asia had better infrastructure than NIH, Kolkata.