SIMS Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers at our college are super helpful because they're all MBBS and MD graduates. The faculty ratio is about 20 students to 1 teacher. Each professor has 3 internals  3 theory and 3 practicals. And at the end of the year, we have a final exam from the university.

Placement: Around 20 lakh students take the NEET exam, but only about 50,000 to 60,000 students get into government medical colleges. So, the placement rate is roughly 1%. In our course, there's no fixed salary. After 4 and a half years of studying, we'll do a one-year internship and make around Rs. 30,000 per month.

Campus: The labs in our college are really well-equipped with cool gear and safety stuff. The lab techs are smart and help us out a lot. Our library is awesome too, with tons of books and comfy study spots. The hostels are government-funded, so we pay around 800 rupees for rent and 4000 for food each month. That adds up to about 50000 rupees a year. We get our own bed, share a desk, and have a cupboard for clothes. The bathrooms in the rooms have geysers and showers. The food in the mess is super good quality. If we get sick, we can get treatment for free. And there's a gym for us to work out and stay fit. The college really supports sports too, with an annual sports meet.

Admission: The college sticks to the curriculum for our group. We have regular tests to help us remember everything. The hands-on learning is really great too. We get to learn a bunch of new things here, which is awesome.

Placement: I've been at this college for 2 years now, and the best part is working with real patients every day. It's not all about job placements here; it's about hands-on experience. I've seen a ton of patients with different health issues at the hospital, which has been really eye-opening.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is top-notch. The lecture hall is big, cool, and has everything you need. The library is full of books from all kinds of authors. It's awesome.