PMC Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: Entry into PMCH became straightforward once the merit list was out, with clear counselling steps, timely communication for document checks, and supportive staff during registration.

Academic: What I feel is, our teachers are super qualified and know a lot about medicine. But the way they teach is very old, like it's from 100 years back. They really need to use new technology so students can understand things better. Also, if someone needs extra help with a subject, there aren't any special classes for that here.

Placement: Our college did well with placements for our batch. All students got placed right here, and even students from other colleges joined for internships. The role was RMO (Registered Medical Officer) and the stipend was 15,000 INR. But honestly, many students leave to prepare for their Master's entrance tests, so the placements are not that big of a deal for everyone.

Campus: From my experience, the hostels here are quite pathetic. The hygiene and sanitation are really bad, the food is not good at all, and there are no extracurricular things to do there. For sports, we just have a small field for outdoor games but the college doesn't give any equipment or proper facilities. Speaking of college buildings, the infrastructure is just average. Classrooms and the library do have AC and Wi-Fi, which is okay.

Admission: Online registration at PMCH worked efficiently, with timely updates on merit lists, patient helpdesk support during document submission, and clear communication before final enrolment.

Academic: College has a new syllabus that focuses on skills being put in place. The teachers here are super qualified, and the clinical training they give is really good. They make sure we see enough common cases and also leave us time for self-study or coaching so we can get ready for PG exams. Semester exams are held every 6 months. Also, our main professional exams are as per Aryabhatta Knowledge University's schedule. We usually have an 80% pass percentage, which is the highest among all government medical colleges in Bihar.

Placement: Our college, PMCH, has really good placements, probably one of the best among medical colleges in Bihar. Every student gets their internship right here in PMCH after clearing their MBBS final exam. Also, almost all our graduates, like 100%, pass the postgraduate entrance exams in about 2-3 years after they finish MBBS.

Campus: About my college, the labs are currently getting an upgrade with new equipment, better seating, and projection systems. Our hostel facilities are quite similar to what you find in other government medical colleges. For food, the mess food is not good, but the canteen food is actually nice. Plus, you can play games here as much as you want, which is great.

Admission: Admission at PMCH felt long but manageable, starting after clearing the NEET cut-off and moving through state counselling, choice filling, and a well-organised document verification where staff were helpful, followed by registration and an orientation that explained things clearly without any major trouble.

Academic: In our college, we have three semester exams, and they are usually of a medium level difficulty. You need to score 50% to pass them. Talking about the faculty, our teachers are super helpful and always ready to cooperate with us. They clear all our doubts and even give us study material for revision whenever needed. All the faculty members are really qualified; like, they are all doctors who have done their post-graduation and even higher degrees.

Placement: Our college has 200 students in every batch. Once you complete your 4th year, all medical students must do an internship right here at the college. This internship goes for 1 year, and they pay you around 20,000 rupees each month. Everyone from the batch has to do this internship, no exceptions.

Campus: Okay, so for my college, the infra isn't the best right now, but they're renovating everything, so it'll get better. The government actually said our college will be the biggest medical hospital in Asia and the second biggest in the whole world, which is a big deal. We do have a library on campus, but sadly, first-year students can't use it. All the important books for MBBS are there, and it even has AC, which is cool. New hostels are coming up too, but first-year students don't get a room. You only get one once you're in second year or higher.

Admission: Overall experience of applying to PMCH felt organised, as counselling rounds were managed well, orientation explained expectations clearly, and the steps from selection to fee payment followed a system.

Academic: The course curriculum here is really relevant and it makes us totally ready for the industry. Our teachers are also very helpful, quite qualified, and they know a lot of stuff. Their teaching quality is also very awesome. The semester exams in this college are just average. So, if you study a bit, you can pass them easily. More than 85% of students usually clear these exams.

Placement: Talking about my course placements, around 30% of students usually get placed. The salary packages offered were like 5 Lacs as the highest, 3 Lacs as the lowest, and 2.5 Lacs as the average for our course. More than 80% of students from my course also got internships with companies like P&G and Johnson and Johnson. Some top companies that come for recruitment in our course are Santoor, Lux, and Humdard. After finishing this course, popular roles offered include surgeon, cardiologist, and more.

Campus: College campus has really good Wi-Fi access. We also have all types of labs available here. The classrooms are very well maintained and fitted with CCTV cameras. Plus, the library is quite good, with more than 3000 books for students. There's a canteen and medical facilities on campus too, and the food quality in the canteen is very nice.

Admission: Admission at PMCH went smoothly, as NEET counselling was handled well, document verification caused no issues, staff answered questions patiently, and orientation made the joining process simple.

Academic: The teachers here are all super qualified, which is great. Every department has a HOD, a couple of associate professors, some PG doctors, and other staff too. PMCH actually comes under Aryabhatta Knowledge University. For passing the university exam, you need at least 50% marks. Also, the management and staff here are very hardworking.

Placement: A lot of students in our college plan to get ready for PG exams after MBBS. This is even though our college is the biggest in the whole state and has many good points. For example, most private hospitals are happy to hire almost all students right after MBBS. Plus, the college also gives paid internships to everyone after their last semester.

Campus: Our college campus has Wi-Fi everywhere, which is super useful. All the classrooms, the theatre, and even the library have AC, so it's comfortable inside. The mess food here is also pretty good. Right now, the college is being redeveloped, so the infrastructure isn't the best, but I'm sure it will be awesome in the future. Plus, the new hostels are almost ready to open.

Admission: Admission experience at PMCH remained organised, with smooth counselling sessions, supportive staff during document checks, quick registration, and clear orientation instructions.

Academic: Many of the best doctors in Bihar and even across the world studied at this college. A lot of these experienced doctors are now teaching us right here in the hospital. They share all their knowledge and really want us to become even better doctors than them. Seriously, they are just the best.

Placement: Medical students here dont actually get placements. After finishing our course, we all have to do a one-year compulsory internship. Then, we appear for our postgraduate exam. If we qualify in that, we can go for a speciality course in the branch we like. After all this, we apply for jobs in hospitals to gain experience, and this process of gaining experience pretty much goes on forever.

Campus: College campus is pretty good. Right now, we have a hospital with over 2000 beds, and the government has given 5,500 crores rupees to make it the world's largest hospital. The college itself has everything, like air-conditioned classrooms, proper labs, and a big library. There's also a really huge playground right on campus. Plus, the hostel facilities are quite complete and good.

Admission: Journey from counselling to joining PMCH felt organised, with consistent updates on document submission and fee payment dates, and helpful staff making onboarding easy.

Academic: At our college, the teachers are really top-notch. They are all qualified and always on time, plus super humble and helpful. What they teach, students can pick up easily. It helps that the government recruits them and MCI supervises too, so you know they are good. The syllabus given by MCI is very impressive, and our course curriculum is also super relevant to what we need to learn. This makes studying easier for us, and students here actually like to study.

Placement: Talking about our college, the placements are quite good here. Almost all students get an internship and join top companies. Many big companies from pharmacy and social medicine visited our campus to hire us. As an intern, doctors get a salary between Rs. 15,000 to 17,000 every month. Regarding admissions, about 180 students from Bihar got into our college out of the ten thousand seats available combined.

Campus: Our college has really good facilities. The classrooms, labs, and library are always kept clean and tidy. Students can use the full-speed Wi-Fi, but you need to create your ID for it. Some of the older buildings were a bit damaged earlier, but they are getting repaired slowly. The food served in our mess and canteen is very hygienic and tastes delicious. Also, the hostel facilities are excellent. Many students enjoy playing games like cricket, basketball, and volleyball here.

Admission: Admission here at PMCH felt positive, as counselling and document verification went well, staff helped with registration doubts, and orientation explained the next steps clearly.

Academic: At our institute, the teachers are really good. They are very experienced and knowledgeable, always enthusiastic about teaching us, whether it's for lectures, practicals, or clinical postings. The semester exams can be a bit hard, but the pass percentage is 50%, which includes both theory and practical marks. We have terminal examinations two times a year, and the professional exams are conducted very strictly with proper maintenance, so no one can cheat. The college authorities are also quite nice; they listen to our complaints carefully. Also, students here are helpful to each other.

Placement: I'm in the 29th batch of MBBS here. This place can really help you become a great doctor or even a top paramedical professional. It's cool because many of our seniors are now working in places like the USA and London. In the batch before us, 20 students managed to clear NEET PG right after their internship and even got good jobs. The internship duties are quite hectic, but they give you all the practical knowledge you need for the medical field.

Campus: At PMCH, I am doing my MBBS course. It's a real passion for me, ever since I was a kid I wanted to treat poor patients and make our healthcare system better. Our college has good facilities like a canteen for students. We have a big playground where students can play, and there's also a badminton court. The medical facilities here are good too. The hostel rooms are very comfortable and are on a double sharing basis. Every year, we have our annual fest in January, and an inter-batch cricket tournament happens in December.

Admission: Entry into PMCH felt clear overall, with organised counselling, timely merit list updates, detailed document verification, and helpful registration staff making the final steps easy to follow.

Academic: In our college, the semester exams are not too tough, they are just right. Almost 95% of students pass, which is pretty good. Our teachers usually don't fail you as long as you behave properly. If you study regularly throughout the semester, passing is super easy. Even if you just cram things a few days before the exams, you can still pass easily.

Placement: In our college, we get a lot of practical experience because many patients visit the hospital daily. Our professors are also very good and are experts in their subjects. After finishing MBBS, most students aim for the PG exams, but you can also choose to work under experienced doctors and begin your practice. Also, there are many coaching institutes nearby which help a lot for NEET PG exam preparation.

Campus: The food in our college mess isnt great at all. It feels quite full but boring, and honestly, most students hate it. Because of this, many of us often go to eateries outside campus to find better food. On the bright side, new hostels are being built right now. This means accommodation issues will probably be solved soon. For now, almost all students get proper rooms, but these hostels are quite old. We also have only a few sports facilities available.

Admission: Structure of the PMCH admission stood out, as NEET UG counselling through BCECEB, choice filling, seat allotment, document verification, medical check-up, and registration all followed a clear order before orientation.

Academic: What I like most about my college is our teachers. They are really helpful, super qualified, and know so much. They teach every single topic with lots of detail. Talking about the MBBS course, it's always going to be important. Doctors' services will always be needed, from way back till forever. The semester exams are a bit tough, but like 90% of students manage to pass them.

Placement: Finishing MBBS almost guarantees you a job, like 100% placement, mostly in PHC or SHC centers. But many of us prefer to study more, so we go for post-graduation and specialisation after that. Talking about salary, the lowest package offered is 4 LPA, and the highest can go up to 8 LPA. On average, students get around 6 LPA. Government hospitals usually hire MBBS graduates. But for corporate hospitals, you will need to have done your post-graduation or specialisation. After MBBS, the main role you get is that of a doctor.

Campus: In our college, we have really good classrooms, labs, and a nice library. Wi-Fi is there everywhere too. The hostel facilities are also great, with good mess food and medical help for any kind of emergency or basic needs. For sports, there's a big ground to play cricket, football, and other games. Our seniors are very friendly and helpful, and the warden also cooperates a lot. All the basic stuff like water, bathrooms, and toilets are kept very nice and clean.