NIMS - Nizam's Institute of Medical Sciences

Admission: The teachers here have 20 years of experience and teach really well. They help us learn a lot. The semester exams are fair and make sense. You need at least 50% to pass and get a good degree. Knowing the stuff from the books is important too.

Placement: I got into this course through an entrance exam with 100 marks. You need to score above 65 to get in. They place about 100 students based on merit. This course sets you up for a good job in hospitals. You can even do your internship right here at the college. It's a great opportunity for a solid career.

Campus: I really like the college environment here. There are lots of labs with updated equipment. The library is great too, stocked with all the medical books you need. Unfortunately, the hostel is still being built, so students in 2022 won't have that option until 2024. But don't worry, the canteen is awesome! They serve a wide range of delicious food. Plus, they even offer free medical checkups for students.

Admission: The teachers really know their stuff and they teach well. It's great for us students. The course is useful and they organize medical events and programs. Plus, they have conferences that help us improve our lives.

Placement: You need at least 80% to pass, with the highest score around 40-50k and the lowest at 20k. Lots of students land internships, especially if you do well. If you're good at BPT, you might score an internship at another medical college.

Campus: The classrooms were great, and there's a canteen for students. We also had labs and a library. The food in the canteen was good too. They even organize medical camps in different places. The college also hosts cultural events, which is pretty cool.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. They use PowerPoints to help us learn better. It's a great course to take if you're interested. The staff are qualified and have lots of experience. Plus, we get to learn from lecturers from other universities too. It's a good choice for subjects like anatomy, physiology, nutrition, biochemistry, psychology, and sociology.

Placement: I love how this university sets you up for great job opportunities. With their certificate, you can easily land a job in top hospitals. You can expect to start at around 20k and then get raises over time. They even offer stipends. Lots of hospitals like Apollo, Niloufer, IGNOU, and Yashodha send their students here for hands-on experience in clinics. It's a great place to kickstart your career in healthcare.

Campus: The college has great facilities for nursing practice in the clinical areas. The library is well-stocked with helpful references. The hostel needs some improvement, but the authorities are working on renovating it. They also have plans for sports and games alongside classes and clinicals.

Admission: The college staff are super smart and know their stuff. They explain everything really well and make sure we understand. They're qualified, helpful, and really know their stuff. The course is great and follows the guidelines closely, getting us ready for the industry. We get lots of hands-on practice in clinical hours, which is awesome. The exams are tough, but we manage to pass. The pass rate is around 90%, which is pretty good.

Placement: Most of us get job offers at our hospital. About 75 students out of 100 have landed jobs with salaries starting at Rs.30,000 or more. As newcomers, we usually get nursing officer positions, especially in government hospitals. The minimum salary offered to a fresher is Rs.15,000. Sometimes we also get opportunities to work as school health nurses.

Campus: There are 2 libraries where you can study. The hostel isn't great, only fits 50-60 students. Food is good but the building needs work. No Wi-Fi at college but free medical care at the hospital for students. And staff can get their family treated for free. Unfortunately, there's no sports ground.