PESIMSR Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and help us become doctors. They're great! The exams are super hard, but if you study from the beginning and get guidance from the teachers, you can reach your goals without stress. Just don't fall behind in any subject!

Placement: One downside of this college is that they don't offer placements, which means we don't get paid during internships. But overall, it's a good college with plenty of internship opportunities available.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities like Wi-Fi and big labs. The library has great books. Hostel food is good too. The wardens are strict and don't allow smoking or drinking on campus, which is cool.

Admission: The teachers are qualified, but the teaching quality isn't great because they just give us notes and slides. The course curriculum is good for learning about physiotherapy. We get practical knowledge during hospital postings. The university exams happen every year, and they're okay, but we still need to study hard.

Placement: The course takes in 50 students every year. The management fee for the Bachelor of Physiotherapy course is Rs. 70,000 annually, while the government fee is about Rs. 30,000 per year. After finishing the course, there's a free 6-month internship at the college's hospital, but there's no stipend during the internship.

Campus: The college campus is big and has its own hospital. They have a cool library with lots of books. The labs and classrooms are great, with AC and projectors. Guys and girls have separate hostels. There's a Kerala mess and an Andhra mess for different food options. The food in the mess is better than other colleges. They organize sports, cultural, and fun activities every year, making it chill.

Admission: The professors are really nice here and there's a good mix of male and female lecturers for each subject. It creates a cool co-ed vibe for us students. There are about six to eight teachers for every subject, and they're all qualified. They stress the importance of self-study which is key for MBBS. Love the environment they create!

Placement: If you're studying MBBS here, you'll definitely get placed. And if you want to do PG, they've got that option too. So no need to stress. You'll land a good job after graduation, and even during your internship, you'll get paid decently. The placement opportunities are great here.

Campus: The college has a lot of games to play and a big playground. The hostel is clean and neat, they clean it every Saturday. The canteen serves healthy and tasty pure veg food, way better than the hostel food. The infrastructure is really nice and the college looks beautiful. There's also a garden where you can hang out and relax.

Admission: The staff at this college is really awesome. Most of them are from Bangalore. They know a lot and are super helpful when you have questions about your studies. They're great at explaining things and clearing up any doubts you might have. Some of the teachers can be strict, though, and not always super friendly.

Placement: Once we graduate, the college offers opportunities for us to become junior resident doctors in various fields. The salary we get depends on the branch we work in and how many hours we put in. For those working as medical officers under UPSC and RHTC, the pay is about Rs 50,000 a month. As junior residents, we can expect around Rs 35,000 a month. It's a great way to kickstart our careers after college!

Campus: The campus is awesome with great facilities for sports and activities. The food in the mess isn't so great, but the academics are good. The classrooms, library, auditorium, and grounds are all top-notch. The hospital is decent, but not as good as the specialty ones. Overall, it's a nice place to be.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really good, most of them know their stuff. They teach well and have helpful ways of explaining things. If you need extra help, they offer review sessions and extra classes. The exams are fair and they give us regular tests to practice. The passing rate is around 50%, so it's not too hard to do well if you put in the effort.

Placement: Around 60% of us students end up getting jobs in good hospitals after finishing our studies. Our college is well-known, so it's easier for us to get hired. Some of us even get jobs overseas, mostly in the UK. The college has links with top companies there, which helps many of us land jobs without much struggle.

Campus: Our campus has everything we need. The canteen has yummy food and the Wi-Fi is easy to access with our own login. We also have a library, labs, skill labs, games room, and a cool gym (you gotta pay monthly). It's all here!

Admission: The course is challenging, but most students did well. Around 60% passed with good grades. About 20% got top marks, and 70% got 1st class. The rest got 2nd class. The department is great, and the HODs and technicians really help us understand clinical stuff. Teachers give weekly tests and monthly exams, and they're always there to support you.

Placement: I love the courses at our college. PES is a great college with good opportunities. They are NABH accredited. Once you finish your course, you can land jobs in Indian Railways, Army, and Navy. You might even get job offers abroad by passing the BONENT exam to become a certified dialysis technologist.

Campus: The college has a nice campus with a park. The food is good, but sometimes the place can be messy. The department offers free Wi-Fi, and the classrooms and labs are really nice. I like that the labs are well-equipped and maintained.

Admission: The teachers in our college are awesome. They're doctors and really know their stuff. They help us a lot in exams and when we're doing clinicals. We follow a practical curriculum, which is great. We get hands-on experience while we study. It prepares us well for the industry. The semester exams are tough, but most people pass with over 70%.

Placement: Most students find jobs after graduating, which is great. The college is known for producing skilled professionals. Lots of students pass their exams too. The internship and clinical training are really helpful. We see around 500 patients a day in the outpatient department, which is a cool hands-on experience for us. Most graduates end up working as medical practitioners.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here is good, but you need permission to use it. Each department has its own lab. The classrooms are big, can fit up to 200 students, and have proper lights, fans, and ventilation. They teach in a smart way. They have a big digital library and a central library too. In the hostel, we get a study table, a chair, a locker, a bed, and some rooms even have bathrooms. There are common bathrooms too. The food for MBBS students is top-notch veggie. They really encourage sports like cricket, volleyball, badminton, and table tennis. You can also hit the gym here, which is cool.

Admission: The teachers here are so energetic and really know how to keep us interested. They teach really well. Throughout the year, we have three internal exams and a pre-final before the big university test. This system has really helped me boost my grades.

Placement: I'm really happy with how our college helps students get jobs. Almost everyone in our course gets placed, which is awesome. The highest salary offered is 18 LPA, the lowest is 10 LPA, and the average is 12 LPA. About 70% of us also get internships, which is great for experience. The top job role people get is a radiologist. It's good to know our hard work pays off with such good opportunities.

Campus: The classrooms are in good shape. The library has books from all over the place, even international ones. There's no Wi-Fi in the college or library, but the labs are cool. The hostel rooms have three beds each, which is fine. We just have a water tank on the ground floor for drinking water.