Rajiv Gandhi Ayurveda Medical College and Hospital

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really know their stuff! They make sure we understand everything and are always there to help with any questions. The courses are great and get us ready for the real world. Exams are not too hard because the teachers are so good at teaching. Most students pass with a 90% success rate.

Placement: Most students in our course get placed, which is great. The average salary is around 15 LPA. Aiia is the top company for hiring. Some grads become doctors in various medical colleges, while others work as associate professors or HODs. Our college offers internships in hospitals, both in town and rural areas. It's a good opportunity to gain practical experience.

Campus: The Wi-Fi, labs, library, and classrooms at this college are great. They have a canteen and medical services too. The sports and games are cool, and they offer both veg and non-veg food. Plus, there's a mess hall and a hospital on campus. Overall, it's a pretty convenient place to study!

Admission: The professors at our college are really smart and the courses are up-to-date. We have exams every year. The curriculum got a recent update from NCISM, which is cool. It's helpful, but can be challenging. We learn about Ayurvedic and modern stuff too.

Placement: The college doesn't offer placements. Your chances of getting a good job depend on how well you do in college and what you learn from your professors. No companies come to our college to hire students. So, once you finish college, you'll have to apply to well-known companies on your own.

Campus: Our college doesn't have Wi-Fi, but the labs are really helpful for learning. I like that our classrooms have cameras to keep an eye on us. The library is awesome with tons of books and references to help with studying.

Admission: I really like how classes are held regularly here. The teachers have a lot of experience and cover the syllabus on time. The passing rate for students is usually around 60-70%. The only downside is that they don't focus much on modern stuff.

Placement: Most students here do internships at this college. After BAMS, many go for postgraduate studies. They mostly end up in private seats. Some choose to work, while others start their own medical practice.

Campus: The academic block is pretty nice, but the hospital building looks old. The library has a good collection of books for my course, plus some other random books. Unfortunately, there's no sports ground or gym here. Also, there's no Wi-Fi available yet.