Ruxmaniben Deepchand Gardi Medical College

Admission: The teachers are really smart and know their stuff. The semester exams are tough, but they support us before exams. The course material is useful. I recommend this college to everyone.

Placement: There are 350 students in our course. The highest salary offered is 30 LPA, while the average is 10 LPA and the lowest is 5 LPA. Companies like Phonak, Alps, and Robotics hire from our college. About 90% of students got jobs in companies like Alps and Cochlear. Job roles include cochlear implants, hearing aid fitting, and speech therapy.

Campus: The classrooms are super clean and they have free Wi-Fi. The hostel is really nice and clean too. The food is great and there are lots of big playgrounds. They have a badminton court, a basketball court, and a gym. You can play cricket, football, and basketball here. Great facilities overall!

Admission: The professors at my college are experts in their fields. They're really good and know a lot. They teach using blackboards, smart boards, and PowerPoint slides. In the hospital, they show us real cases and we learn how to treat patients better. If we have any problems, the teachers are there to help in the staff room or hospital. They explain everything really well.

Placement: I really liked that at Mahatma Gandhi Memorial Medical College, we all get a year-long internship, and the best part is we get paid for it. Right now, we're getting Rs 15,000 each month, which is great. Once we're done with that, we need to pass NEET PG to secure a spot in other medical colleges for post-grad studies. It's a good way to get ready for the future.

Campus: The campus is really big with the college buildings and hospitals like MY Hospital, MTH Hospital, and Chacha Nehru Hospital. It's in Shivaji Vatika, near AICTSL. There are lots of classrooms, labs, and even an auditorium, reading room, and seminar hall. You can play sports like badminton, cricket, and table tennis. Plus, there's a canteen for food. It's a great place!

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful. They always make time for extra lectures when we have questions. They explain everything really well, both in theory and practice. It's great how they make sure every student understands the material. Plus, they're always there to clear up any doubts we have.

Placement: I'm glad to say that most students in our college got placed in good companies. The highest salary offered is 1 LPA, while the lowest is Rs 50,000 per month. Everyone gets internship opportunities. They have various job roles that match our skills and knowledge.

Campus: The Wi-Fi, labs, library, and classrooms are really good here. They have everything you need. The canteen serves great food that's super clean and hygienic. The hostel is safe and they prioritize medical emergencies for all students. They take care of us round the clock.

Admission: The teachers are really smart and they went to good colleges. We have 5 lectures a week and 1 practical class. We have a mid-semester test every 6 months and a final exam at the end of the year. It's not too hard if you study all year.

Placement: The college doesn't offer placements, but they do have a 6-month internship at their hospital. During the internship, we learn a lot about Ayurveda techniques and treatments. The faculty also share their experiences with us, which is really helpful.

Campus: The college has a big building and a hospital with 100 beds. Classrooms have projectors and smart boards. The library has lots of books by different writers. They offer hostel rooms but the food isn't great. I'd recommend not staying in the hostel. The rooms are okay with coolers and attached bathrooms. There's a gym on campus, but it closes after 5:00 PM.

Admission: The teachers are all doctors with both teaching and real-world experience. They graduated from top universities. The course is great and sets you up to be a good doctor. About 90% of students pass the course.

Placement: I'm not stressed about finding a job in the medical field because I can open my clinic or work in a hospital. Starting salary for B.A.M.S. doctors is around 50k, but after post-graduation, you can earn almost 1 Lac a month.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure with everything you need like Wi-Fi, library, water coolers, and filters. The hostel is clean and nice. The food in the mess is good with 2 meals for lunch and dinner, plus breakfast and supper. It's all well-maintained and hygienic.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. They teach us a lot about the subject. We have weekly tests to practice. The semester exams always happen on schedule.

Placement: I loved how the college arranged lots of internships in and out of the city all year round. It was cool to see big companies coming for placements. Plus, loads of students got great jobs with awesome pay in top companies. Great experience overall!

Campus: I really like the classrooms here because they have good ventilation and natural light. The Wi-Fi connection is also pretty good. The library is my favorite spot on campus - it's huge! The hostels are nice too, with comfy rooms and fresh meals served three times a day. They even have a tiffin service available.

Admission: The teachers here are really smart and know their stuff. They're all qualified and have a lot of knowledge. The teaching is top-notch, better than any other medical college around here. The course they offer is great because there's a big need for doctors in India. You won't get bored with this course, that's for sure. The exams are no joke, they're pretty tough. Even if you study every day, you might still struggle. MBBS is no walk in the park, it's a tough course. In the first year exams, out of 250 students, 30 had to retake some tests.

Placement: This college is all about medical stuff, so placements aren't really a thing here. But that's okay because once we finish our MBBS, we have to do a year of internship as per NMC rules. During the internship, we get paid and work in different hospital departments. The main job roles we can aim for are medical officer, medical researcher, and public health officer. And if we want to specialize, there are options like becoming a general physician, surgeon, pediatrician, pathologist, or anesthesiologist.

Campus: The academic facilities at this college are top-notch, I'd give it a solid 10 out of 10. It's a government medical school, but it's got everything you need in a good college. The boys' hostel is kinda run-down with only one new building, while the girls' hostel is much better. Boys get the new hostel in their first year, but then they have to move to the old one after that.

Admission: The teachers here are really experienced and know their stuff. They explain things well in class. The course follows the NMC guidelines, which is great. We have seminars, tutorials, tests, and library visits. They take everything seriously, like AETCOM. And they stick to the exam schedule every time.

Placement: CMCH Bhopal is great for learning with hands-on training in the hospital. This helps us get good placements after graduation. The balance between work and study during internships is good, which helps in getting selected for NEET PG. I've seen seniors getting seats in popular branches.

Campus: The college has really good infrastructure and up-to-date equipment, especially in the labs. They've got all the instruments you need for practical learning. But the hostel food and cleanliness could be better. The library is the best part of the whole college for sure. They just need to work on the food situation in the hostel.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They're really helpful and you can count on them. They not only teach in class but also give out extra notes to help out students who miss classes. Plus, they're always there for co-curricular stuff and even do extra revision sessions before exams. Great bunch of teachers!

Placement: The placements at Vikrant group of institutions are really good. Both engineering and management students get offers from top companies like Mahindra & Mahindra, Tata Motors, Eicher, Indian Oil, Infosys, Jio, and more. The average package is about 4.6 LPA, with the highest package going up to 20 LPA.

Campus: The Vikrant group of institutions has awesome facilities. There are three different campuses - one for engineering, one for management, and one for nursing. Each campus has its own library, which is super handy for studying. Plus, there are sports grounds for cricket, volleyball, and basketball. The engineering campus even has a tennis court. And there's an auditorium for all kinds of events like student presentations and guest lectures. Overall, the infrastructure is top-notch!

Admission: I love studying at Rishiraj! The teachers are super smart and really help you out. Each department has cool stuff for hands-on learning and research chances. It's awesome!

Placement: I'm studying BDS at Rishiraj College of Dental Sciences and Research Centre in Bhopal, Batch 19-20. The placement scene is pretty good, with around 85% of students getting placed. They organize different sessions to guide us interns in finding the right career path. After graduation, people land jobs in dental clinics, hospitals, private practices, and more. The starting salary for a new graduate is about 4-5 LPA.

Campus: The classes use these cool interactive whiteboards called SMART Boards. The clinics have all the latest tech stuff. The hostels got a big upgrade lately. They have both AC and non-AC rooms with everything you need - beds, tables, chairs, Wi-Fi, and even a place to play. Oh, and there's a library open at night too.