Raichur Institute of Medical Sciences

Admission: The teachers here are pretty cool. They finished their degrees, so they know their stuff. They teach well and are friendly, but they also keep things in line. They hold long seminars to help boost your confidence. Overall, the campus is awesome.

Placement: Our course had about 150 students placed in jobs. The college offers great internships for us. The education here is really good.

Campus: The hospital here is really good, with 24/7 medical facilities. The classrooms are big and have air-conditioning. They even serve chicken every night, and the food in the mess is tasty. Doctors are nice and helpful too.

Admission: The teachers are pretty good, but it's up to you to really learn, no matter how they teach. The hospital here gets a lot of patients, so you'll learn a lot during your clinical rotations. The internal exams are challenging, but that helps you do well in the final exams. Just make sure you study hard and prepare well for the practical exams.

Placement: In MBBS colleges, there aren't any placements. Instead, you'll do a one-year medical internship where you'll see different cases. It's a great way to learn and build skills for your future career.

Campus: The college doesn't have a canteen, but the library is really cool. They even have a digital library now with books from all years. Sports facilities are good too, with tournaments held every year for different sports. If you're into sports, you'll love the tournaments.

Admission: The teachers at our college really know their stuff and are great at teaching. The courses are practical and helpful for getting a job. But man, those exams are no joke! Nursing exams are especially tough. Nursing is all about preparing you for work. Nurses are the real heroes of our hospital.

Placement: All my friends from college got jobs in big hospitals all over. The best salary is 4 LPA. Companies like Apollo, Medicity, and Master DM Health Care hire from our college. The highest earner got around 5 LPA, while the lowest got 3 LPA. After B.Sc. nursing, you can become a nursing tutor, staff nurse, or clinical instructor.

Campus: The college campus is nice. We have our own hospital which gives us a lot of hands-on experience. Unfortunately, there are no hostels for boys, but the girls have a hostel with good food. I really enjoy the cultural events and sports meets the college organizes every year.

Admission: The teachers here are really supportive, and each batch has a mentor for every 30 students. They follow the NMC and RGUHS guidelines for the curriculum. We have weekly exams and monthly exams too. Quarterly internal exams take place in the examination hall, and the big final exam happens once a year in August or September. The exams are tough, but if you study regularly, you'll do fine.

Placement: At our college, we don't have placement opportunities, but we do have to do internships at the district hospital in Raichur for a whole year. The hospital is super busy with around 2500 patients every day, so we get to learn a lot. The teachers are great too, and they help us get into postgrad programs. Plus, we get paid INR 30,000 every month.

Campus: The college building is huge, with four floors. It has four lecture halls, a big auditorium, and a mini auditorium. There's a library where you can read or borrow books. Each department has its own lab. The hostel is five floors tall, with 164 rooms and two study halls for late-night studying. The mess is cheap, costing around 3200 rupees a month on average.

Admission: The teachers are really helpful and know their stuff. They follow the course plan well and stick to what's important. Exams and stuff are all done the way the university wants. It's up to us to make the most of what we're learning.

Placement: Around 150 students enroll here every year. The college doesn't have companies coming for job placements because it's a medical course. Instead, they offer internships within the college's hospital. Only those who do internships or work as teaching or staff get salaries.

Campus: The college doesn't have free Wi-Fi, but the labs, classrooms, and library are good. The classrooms don't have proper ventilation, though. Food in the hostel is just okay. Medical facilities in the hostel are good since it's a medical college. They don't offer many sports and games.