SNMC Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: Procedure for admission here followed a fixed timeline. From application to final registration, counselling was organised, staff were supportive, and entry into the college felt simple.

Academic: Even though the course here is very vast, our faculty makes it simple for us. The professors are super intelligent and also really helpful and friendly. Every single one of them holds an MD in their field. They teach us smartly, using slides or even just markers. Plus, each department always has at least 5 senior faculty and 10 junior residents to help students out.

Placement: At our medical college, when we talk about placement, we actually mean getting into PG courses. Good news is, around 30 students from our college managed to get selected in NEET for PG. I saw about 6-7 from my own batch appearing for this exam. The stipend or salary you get after PG depends on the institute you join.

Campus: The facilities here are pretty good. Our labs are fully equipped, and classrooms are nice and quiet, plus they have smart class features. There's a really big ground too. The food in the canteen is very clean and hygienic. Also, the college has a newly built hostel which comes with AC and other modern facilities. About the college building itself, it's actually super old, built by the English government in 1854. So, some parts like the library and the Gynae department are quite old but very strong.

Admission: Admission at Sarojini Naidu Medical College felt well planned. The merit list came out on time, counselling rounds were clearly structured, document verification staff were helpful, and registration was efficient, giving a positive start to joining.

Academic: The course curriculum here is really good, it helps students get ready for actual jobs. Our teachers are super helpful and know their stuff very well. About the exams, they are not too tough, just moderate. You need to score 70% to pass the semester.

Placement: Our institute offers many courses like MBBS, MD, MS, and also lab technician courses. Talking about placements for my course, only 10% of students got placed. The highest salary offered was 2 Lacs every month, and the lowest was 70,000 per month. Good thing is, 80% of students here do internships.

Campus: The food in our college canteen is really good and tasty. They even change the menu every day so it's not boring. We have good sports facilities too, you can play games like cricket, badminton, and carrom. Plus, the college has Wi-Fi and proper labs. Our classrooms are also quite big.

Admission: Entry into SNMC felt clear and organised. After the merit list, the counselling schedule was easy to follow, document verification was handled efficiently, registration was quick, and the orientation session was informative.

Academic: Our teachers are doctors, and they are very qualified, no doubt. Some of them are really good at teaching, but then some others, not so much. The best part is, all our teachers have excellent practical knowledge. They teach clinical diagnosis quite well too. But honestly, the theory classes can be a bit boring, it feels like they don't put much effort into those.

Placement: Everybody knows this college because it's one of India's oldest medical schools and has a big name. The best part is, once you pass out, you are 100% sure to get a job in any government or private hospital. We see so many different types of patient cases here, which really helps in learning a lot. Also, more than half of the students clear NEET PG during their internship and get into MD or MS, which is amazing.

Campus: From my experience, the college infrastructure is not that good, but it's slowly improving. The lecture halls are old, only with fans, and labs are outdated. Mess food here is just average. But seriously, the annual fest called FLAMES is a big deal. They have sports during this fest in December, and it's easily one of the best things about our college.

Admission: Process at this medical college felt smooth overall. The document verification team worked efficiently, guided students well, and communication about registration and orientation was clear and timely.

Academic: In our college, almost every batch gets 100% passing results, which is amazing because for MBBS, you need to score 50% marks to clear. This happens because our teachers are super experienced and really qualified. They help us a lot to become good future doctors and take care of all students very well. Also, exams here are always held properly, following the CBME curriculum that the Medical Council of India set for us.

Placement: My batch has 128 students who got into MBBS here through the NEET exam. This exam is for getting admission in medical colleges. The course is 5.5 years long. After we finish our MBBS, the government gives us a job for two years. This job is under a bond that we sign when we first take admission. Once that two-year bond is over, we are completely free. We can join any hospital we like, open our own clinic as a doctor, or even go for higher studies like post-graduation.

Campus: Here in our college, since it's one of India's oldest medical colleges, the infrastructure is a bit old, not very modern. But they are building a new one which will be finished soon. Classrooms are actually well-maintained with AC and good ventilation, and the library is also a good facility. For hostels, boys' facilities are not that great. But girls' hostel is good, with separate rooms, attached washrooms, and a kitchen.

Admission: My journey at SN Medical College started with UP NEET counselling rounds. Online registration was simple, communication for choice filling was clear, on campus document verification was efficient, and staff patiently guided everyone.

Academic: Our teachers at SN Medical College are the best, very experienced professors. They are super helpful as well. After completing your MBBS from SN Medical College Agra, you can easily find work in hospitals across India. It's so good that you can even start your own clinic after MBBS, so job searching is not really an issue.

Placement: At our college, 150 students get admission for the MBBS course. During the MBBS program, we learn a lot about general medicine and some basic types of surgery. SN Medical College provides internship facilities in its own hospital, which is good, but you also have the option to complete your internship from another hospital. After finishing MBBS, the minimum salary offered is around 90,000 rupees per month, meaning a package of about 8-10 LPA. Our students then get to work as doctors in very good hospitals all over the country.

Campus: At SN Medical College, the infrastructure is really good, and our campus is super big. Hostel facilities are also quite decent, with a cricket ground, a volleyball court, a badminton court, and even a table tennis room inside. The only thing is, the mess food is just average quality. Also, the library here has Wi-Fi, and all the labs have proper equipment that is kept in good condition.

Admission: Selection after state medical counselling brought relief. Document verification at the college went smoothly with helpful staff, final MBBS registration was quick, and orientation details were shared promptly without hassles.

Academic: Teachers here are quite experienced and always ready to help. Since this college is quite old, the teaching quality is really good, and the faculty uses good methods for teaching us. However, the lecture theatre itself is a bit old. The course curriculum is well-planned and covers all the important parts of our degree. In the first year, we have two semesters and one proof exam. You need to get 50% marks to pass.

Placement: Our college has 100 percent placement, everyone gets a job after they finish their course. Most jobs are in the government sector because of a 2-year bond agreement in Uttar Pradesh. After studying here for 4 years, students receive a stipend of 12 thousand rupees for one whole year. After that one year, they need to fulfill their bond agreement.

Campus: Our college is super old, like it started way back in 1854, actually it's the oldest one in India. Because of that, the buildings and all are very old. The only really good thing here is the academics, they are strong. We do have a library and labs, but the lab equipment is quite old and not modern. What's not cool is first-year students can't use the canteen or the library. Also, girls can get a hostel, but for boys in their first and second years, there's no hostel facility available.

Admission: Joining Sarojini Naidu Medical College involved long NEET counselling rounds. Online registration had a few glitches, but staff support during document verification was strong, and fee payment and orientation details were communicated efficiently.

Academic: Our college, SNMC, has some of the best teachers you'll find in West UP. Being located in Agra really gives our college an advantage. We have so many professors working here, and SNMC truly has top-notch faculty. Sometimes, though, teachers get transferred or promoted to another college nearby, and that's a real loss for us. But overall, the faculty members are very nice.

Placement: From my experience here, doctors usually don't have to look for jobs much. The health sector actually has a lot of open spots because we don't have enough medical professionals. So, job opportunities are pretty good, even though getting into NEET PG has only a moderate number of selections. But good news is, more and more students from our college are now getting selected for PGMEE.

Campus: I first came to college in 2015, the place was in a really bad state. It seemed like no one had done any renovation since it opened, like 150 years ago. But now, the infrastructure is getting better super fast. Many new buildings are coming up, and even the surgery and gynaecology departments got their own shiny new buildings. They are also building a multispeciality wing right now. I believe in just the next two years, this college will become the best in west UP.

Admission: When admission happened at SNMC, the merit list was released promptly. Counselling was well managed, document verification staff were helpful, and registration moved smoothly without confusion.

Academic: Our teachers are really helpful and know a lot. They're super qualified with degrees like MBBS, MD, and MS, which is a good thing. But, semesters here can be a bit tough. You need to get minimum marks to pass each one. If you don't, you get a supply exam. And if you fail that supply exam too, then you'll be detained.

Placement: About placements in our college, they are 100 percent confirmed for everyone. The highest salary someone got was between 20 to 30 lakhs every year, and the lowest starting salary can be around 80k. Big companies like CHG and AMN HEALTHCARE recruit students from here. Our internships are done right in our own college. After finishing studies, you can get jobs like a Surgeon, Physician, Assistant Professor, Associate Professor, or even become the Principal of a medical college. Many students also become HODs or join different healthcare organisations.

Campus: The food quality here is really good, actually the best. Our labs are properly set up, with all the latest stuff and they work fine. We have a library that's full of many clinical and non-clinical books. Even the classrooms are well-equipped with ACs and projectors, and look good. For hostel life, all facilities are there like single rooms, electricity 24x7, RO water, and even lift service. Plus, the college makes sure to organize sports activities every year.

Admission: Experience at Sarojini Naidu Medical College felt systematic. NEET counselling steps were clear, document verification was thorough but manageable, staff helped during registration, the medical examination was swift, and coordination till orientation was smooth.

Academic: Academics here are really good, you won't regret it. Our teachers are excellent and they cover everything according to the CBME (Competency-Based Medical Education) curriculum. Plus, the passing percentage in university exams is awesome, more than 95%.

Placement: From what I know, for the 2018 MBBS batch, every single graduate found a job. This is all thanks to a bond they have with the government. Students need to complete a two-year service, and it is a paid bond. They usually get paid more than 60,000 rupees. The pay can even go up to 90,000 rupees, or sometimes more, I am not really sure about the exact highest figure. It just depends on the medical field they choose.

Campus: The multi-specialty block at our college is superb, honestly. But, yeah, the overall infrastructure isn't that great because it's a very old place, like the third oldest medical college. Good thing is, new construction is planned to start soon. The main issue, though, is the boys hostel. It's in such a bad state it could collapse anytime. First-year students aren't even given rooms there, and everyone currently living there has been asked to leave because of how terrible its condition is.