Patliputra Medical College and Hospital (Also known as Shahid Nirmal Mahto Medical College), Dhanbad

Admission: The teachers know a lot and are really helpful. They are qualified, but their teaching style could be better. The questions in exams change in difficulty every year. But sometimes the papers are just average. You need to get at least 50% to pass. They also offer supplementary exams if you need them.

Placement: Approximately 50 students are accepted into our medical college each year because there are only 50 seats available. After finishing MBBS, all students have to do a one-year internship. Then, they either study for the PG exam or start working as a junior doctor. Since this is a medical college, everyone lands a job after graduation.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure with a well-equipped medical hospital and college. The library is nice and makes me happy. The hostel is better than others and there's no charge for electricity. The food is okay, not great, but it's okay for us students.

Admission: The teachers really know their stuff, but the course covers a lot, so you gotta study on your own too. You gotta show up at least 75% of the time. The course prepares you well for becoming a doctor and getting ready for the job market. We get to see a lot of real-world stuff, which helps us deal with anything out there.

Placement: After graduation, we get placed in hospitals nearby or in other states. Companies don't really come to our campus for placements. We do have an internship at the college as part of our course. They offer us the civil surgeon role, which is pretty cool.

Campus: The college has awesome smart classes and labs. The library is really good. The hostel offers cool stuff like games, food, a water filter, and a cooler. There's even an indoor stadium. The mess serves tasty food with great hygiene. You can choose what you want to eat.

Admission: The teachers here are like doctors, always ready to help. I'm studying MBBS, which is the main course. We have exams three times a year, and almost 90% of students pass. Exams are held regularly to keep us studying and doing well in both internal and professional exams at the end of the year. It's a good system to keep us on track.

Placement: After graduating from here, students become really good doctors. They get placed in top hospitals and start helping people right away. Some start off as medical officers or junior presidents. And if they pass NET PG, they can become senior presidents in big hospitals. It's awesome to see them making a difference in the community!

Campus: I really like this college. The facilities are great and not too expensive. It™s quiet here, perfect for studying. There are lots of subjects to choose from 19 in total. Each department has everything you need. Plus, they™re adding more PG seats this year (2024). The playgrounds are nice too. It™s a good place to learn and compete.

Admission: The teachers at this college really know their stuff. They're all experts in their fields and some of them are doctors too. They do a great job preparing us for what's ahead, and we even get to do clinical work in the hospital to practice with real patients.

Placement: Placements are all about how well you do in the NEET PG exam. The higher your marks, the better chance you have to land a top spot. If you go to a government medical college through NEET PG, you'll end up with the same salary package whether you study medicine or anatomy in PG. It all comes down to what you're into. In the medical field, there aren't really companies to work for, so there's a wide range of salary packages to consider.

Campus: The college has 3 lecture halls, labs, an anatomy hall, a library, an auditorium, and a badminton court. The hostel facilities are nice, and the food in the canteen is good. There's 24/7 medical help and sports for different seasons. They have Wi-Fi and cameras in the hostel, college, and hospital.

Admission: The professors and staff here are really knowledgeable and willing to assist you whenever you need help. We have quite a few exams throughout the semester, but they're not too tough. You just need to aim for 40% on each paper during the university exams, and make sure you get a total of 50% overall to pass.

Placement: After finishing MBBS, most students find placements easily. Guys mostly focus on NEET PG prep. Internship is a must for a year, but no worries about placements post-MBBS. You can even become a medical officer if you want.

Campus: The campus here is awesome! The labs have cool tech stuff. The library has tons of books and you can study there too. There are 4 hostels for boys and girls, with separate ones for newbies and interns. The hostels are nice. The food in the mess is decent. We have a field for cricket and football, plus two badminton courts, and a volleyball court. Oh, and there are two common rooms for playing indoor games. It's pretty fun here!