North Delhi Municipal Corporation Medical College and Hindu Rao Hospital Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers at this college come from top institutions like AIIMS, Maulana Azad Medical College in New Delhi, and Jipmer. They are really skilled and know their stuff. The teaching quality is top-notch because they are friendly and make classes interactive.

Placement: My college has 60 seats for the MBBS course in each batch. To get in, you need to pass the NEET-UG entrance exam. The infrastructure isn't the best, but our teachers are from top places like AIIMS DELHI, MAMC. The best part is the teacher-to-student ratio. With fewer students, we can have one-on-one chats with our teachers easily. It's pretty cool!

Campus: The college doesn't have a lot of facilities and the infrastructure isn't great. The Wi-Fi is limited. The library is there, but it closes at 9 p.m. There are labs for each subject. We have a canteen on campus and some food shops nearby. There are a few spots to hang out. Sports facilities are limited though.

Admission: The teachers here are super nice, helpful, and really smart. The class sizes are small, only about 60 students per batch, so you get lots of attention. Other colleges have like double the students in one batch! After graduating from here, lots of students go on to do post-graduation in cool fields. Our college heads used to work at AIIMS in New Delhi, which is pretty awesome. The semester exams are fair, I'd give them a 9 out of 10. To get in, you need to pass NEET and score around 605 marks for the Delhi general quota. For the All India Quota, you might need around 640 marks.

Placement: I'm studying MBBS here, and placements are not a big deal for us MBBS students. We care more about the quality of education we're getting, which is top-notch. That's what really counts for us.

Campus: The college's infrastructure and facilities are not great, especially the hostel for guys. The library is okay, with lots of room for studying. Overall, the college's infrastructure is below average. The classrooms are cramped and have old equipment.

Admission: The faculty here is awesome. They have a lot of experience and come from different parts of India. They explain everything really well. Besides your regular classes, you can also think about further studies.

Placement: All students have to do internships. They usually get paid around Rs.25,000 - Rs.30,000 a month. Once the course is done, you can start as a junior president or continue with post-grad studies.

Campus: The rooms here are really nice, with Wi-Fi and 24/7 electricity. The food in the mess is tasty and there's a good variety. It's a peaceful place to study and get ready for exams like NEET and PG. Great environment overall!

Admission: The facilities at this college are top-notch. The professors are really helpful and know their stuff. They teach really well. We have a total of 5 exams each year - 2 at the end, 2 in the middle, 1 pre-proof, and the last one is a professional exam.

Placement: The college is part of Indraprastha University and offers a good number of PG seats for IPU students. The PG ratio is better here compared to DU University, giving you more options with less competition. It's a great advantage for students looking to pursue higher studies.

Campus: The college doesn't have great infrastructure, but it has almost all the facilities we need. In the G block, there's a reading room on 5 floors and a library on 7 floors. Plus, each floor has different labs like pathology and microbiology.

Admission: The teachers at NDMC are really good. Some of them even come from AIIMS Delhi. They've written famous books, too. The teaching is top-notch and the course curriculum is spot on. The exams can be tough because MBBS has a lot to remember. You need to get at least 50% to pass.

Placement: After finishing MBBS, most students land a job. Some opt for post-graduation. The average salary for MBBS graduates is about Rs. 70,000-1,00,000 per month. You can choose to work in a private or government hospital. There's a one-year internship requirement at our hospital.

Campus: The campus has good facilities with air-conditioned lecture rooms. The labs have all the machines we need. The library is great. We stay in shared hostels and eat at the canteen. The food there is just okay.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. I feel lucky to have them teaching me. Sometimes passing exams can be tough, but if you work hard, it can also be easier. It all comes down to how much effort you put into studying.

Placement: Almost everyone in our college gets placed based on their NEET rank. When we do our internships during MBBS, the salary is around Rs 20,000. We have to find our own internships because there aren't any companies that recruit directly. But don't worry, all students manage to find internships by the final year.

Campus: The facilities and infrastructure here are pretty bad. The hostel isn't great either sometimes we don't even have drinking water. But the food in the mess is actually pretty good.

Admission: The teachers are really helpful and have a lot of experience, most of them are from AIIMS and MAMC. The semester exams are not too hard, just average. The course follows the latest CBME curriculum. The pass percentage for exams is over 50%. The faculty is nice and knows their stuff.

Placement: The placement opportunities are really good here. It all depends on your marks and how skilled you are. Companies like Apollo and Fortis come for recruitment. You'll mostly get roles like taking patient history, doing clinical procedures, and organizing events during your internship. It's a great place to learn and grow.

Campus: The classrooms are nice and in a good spot. The library stays open until 8 pm which is awesome. The labs have all the stuff we need. But the hostel is not great. The canteen is just okay. There are not many opportunities for sports and games. No field or indoor sports available.