Patna Medical College And Hospital

Admission: The teachers here are really good at teaching. They help you learn a lot about common cases and also give you time for self-study. This makes you well-prepared for PG exams. The curriculum is new and focuses on building skills. Exams happen every 6 months, and we also have annual professional exams. The pass percentage is the highest among all government medical colleges in Bihar, usually around 80%.

Placement: I love PMCH because they have great placement opportunities for medical students in Bihar. Almost all graduates can take postgraduate exams within a few years after finishing MBBS. Plus, everyone gets internships at PMCH after passing their final MBBS exam. It's a great place to kickstart your medical career!

Campus: The labs are getting upgraded with new stuff like better equipment, seating, and projectors. The hostel is pretty decent compared to other medical colleges. The food in the mess isn't great, but the canteen has good food. Plus, you can hang out and play games whenever you feel like it.

Admission: The teachers at our college are top-notch in both the undergraduate and postgraduate departments. They are really experienced and well-known in their field. They have a lot of knowledge and have helped many students become successful doctors. Our college has a high pass rate of around 85-90% for each batch. The medical program is tough, but the teachers make it easier to understand.

Placement: As a medical student, we don't have to worry about placements. Right after getting our MBBS degree, we can start our internships. Once we finish our one-year internship, we can either pursue further studies or look for jobs in government or private sectors. The pay is pretty good, around 1 lakh per month.

Campus: Our college has everything medical students need to become great doctors. Each department has 3 to 4 staff members. The library is open 24/7 and is awesome. I gave it 3 stars because the college building and campus need some work. It's super old and almost 100 years old by 2025. We have old hospital and hostel buildings. The food in the mess is top-notch, and we've got 3 to 4 sports grounds. Boys and girls have separate mess and sports grounds.

Admission: The teachers at our college are super helpful and always ready to help us out with any questions we have. They even give us extra study materials when we need them. All the teachers are really smart and have finished their post-graduation and more. We have three semester exams here, which are not too hard, and you just need a 50% to pass.

Placement: After you finish your 4th year, all Med students have to do a year-long internship at the college. You'll get paid around 20,000 rupees each month during the internship. Everyone in the batch has to do it. There are 200 students in every batch.

Campus: The college's infrastructure isn't great yet, but they're working on renovating it. They say it's going to be the biggest medical hospital in Asia and the second biggest in the world. There's a library on campus with all the books we need for MBBS, and it's got AC. They're building new hostels, but first-year students can't stay there. You only get a hostel once you're in your second year or later.

Admission: Many top doctors from Bihar and around the world studied at this college. A lot of them now teach here. They share their knowledge and help us become great doctors too. They're awesome!

Placement: As a medical student, we don't immediately get job placements. First, we do a 1-year internship and then take a postgraduate exam. Once we pass, we choose a specialty and apply for jobs in hospitals to gain experience. This cycle of gaining experience goes on indefinitely.

Campus: The college has over 2000 beds in the hospital. The government gave Rs. 5,500 crores to make it the biggest hospital globally. We have everything we need here air-conditioned classrooms, labs, a library, and a big playground on campus. The hostel is great too with all the facilities.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and work well with students. The course material is practical and the semesters are not too hard. Most students pass with around 80%. Our teachers are super qualified and have lots of experience. They teach really well. The course prepares us for the industry. If you study well and work with your teachers, the semester exams are manageable. The pass rate is high, usually around 75-80%.

Placement: Most students here find jobs easily, with around 90% getting placed. The salary packages are pretty good, ranging from 12 to 24 LPA. Lots of medical companies come for placements, and almost everyone gets an internship. You can go for roles like doctor or surgeon after graduating. This college offers lots of opportunities and you can even pursue higher degrees here.

Campus: The benches are kinda old and the blackboards and classrooms look outdated, but it's still comfy. The hostel is nice and the food at the mess is really good. The labs have all the chemicals we need and lots of tools for practical lessons. The library is awesome with books from famous writers. The hostel food, canteen, sports, and games all have good quality stuff.

Admission: The teachers are really knowledgeable and experienced, but their teaching methods feel a bit outdated. It would be great if they could update their approach to match today's technology. Also, it would be helpful to have extra help available for students who need it.

Placement: All of us got placed in this college, and even students from other colleges came for internships. We got a stipend of 15,000 INR. The job was as a registered medical officer. Some people leave for Master's entrance exams, so job placement isn't a big deal for everyone.

Campus: The classrooms and library have air conditioning and Wi-Fi, but the overall infrastructure is just okay. The hostels are pretty bad, though - not very clean and the food isn't great. We have a small field for outdoor games, but there's no equipment available.

Admission: Our course follows the new CBME curriculum from the National commission of India. The professors and PGs are really helpful, and we have great mentors and teachers for each subject. Classes are interactive and taught using projectors. The labs are huge and have faculty from different departments. This helps us get a deep understanding of the subjects practically. The exams are challenging, but with effort, anyone can succeed in this course.

Placement: Our college offers 200 MBBS seats every year. The course lasts for 4.5 years, including a mandatory one-year internship where we get a stipend of 20,000 per month in various departments. Unlike engineering, there are no companies that come for placements in the medical field. To pursue a PG seat, we have to take the NEET PG exam. Despite that, our college has a rich history of 100 years and a strong alumni network worldwide.

Campus: Our college has been around for a long time, so there are some old buildings. But they're working on building new ones with awesome facilities by 2027. Once it's done, Patna will have the world's second biggest hospital with about 5300 beds. We've got an air-conditioned library, a chill spot for games, outdoor stuff like tennis, a canteen, and a beautiful view of the Ganga river. It's pretty cool.

Admission: The teachers at our college are awesome. They really know their stuff and explain things well. The MBBS course is super important, covering everything from ancient times to now. The exams can be challenging, but most students pass with around a 90% rate.

Placement: After finishing MBBS, almost everyone gets placed at PHC or SHC level. But many students choose to do post-graduation and specialize. The lowest salary you can get is 4 LPA, while the highest is 8 LPA, with an average of 6 LPA. Government hospitals usually hire MBBS graduates, while corporate hospitals look for post-graduates and specialists. Once you complete MBBS, you can work as a doctor.

Campus: The college has great classrooms, labs, library, and Wi-Fi. They've got a top-notch hostel, mess, food, and medical facilities too. Plus, there's a cool ground for playing sports like cricket and football. The seniors are friendly and the warden is helpful. Overall, the facilities like water, bathrooms, and toilets are really good here.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. They make learning awesome. The courses get you ready for the industry. Exams are okay, not too hard. If you study, passing is easy. More than 85% of students pass.

Placement: Around 30% of students from my course find placements, which is pretty good. The highest package offered was around 5 Lacs, while the lowest was 3 Lacs. On average, students get around 2.5 Lacs. The top companies that come for recruitment are Santoor, Lux, and Hamdard. Over 80% of students in my course also manage to secure internships, mainly at companies like PNG, Johnson & Johnson. The popular roles offered after graduation are surgeon and cardiologist.

Campus: My college has great Wi-Fi and all kinds of labs. The classrooms are well-kept and have CCTV cameras. There's a library with over 3,000 books, a canteen, and medical services. Plus, the food is really good!

Admission: This college is the best for studying medicine in Bihar. The teachers are all experienced doctors and they're really good at teaching. We have 9 semesters with 4 exams from the university. Passing the semesters is not too hard.

Placement: After finishing internships, you can try to work in state government medical offices. If not, you can still find a job as a junior resident in private hospitals. Some students at this college begin getting ready for the NEET PG exam to aim for MD or MS courses and improve their job opportunities.

Campus: The college has 7 boys' hostels and 1 ladies' hostel. Hostel fee is really low, around Rs.9600 per year. They have good facilities like AC, induction, and bathrooms. That's why a lot of students choose to stay in the hostel. The food is top-notch with 5 mess options to choose from.