SRCDSR Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers in every department are really good at what they do. They put a lot of effort into teaching us. They make sure we understand everything well. We start with practicals in the first two years, and then get into clinical stuff from the third year. We have exams four times a year, which keeps us on our toes.

Placement: The placements are all about how well you improve your skills during the course. The professors are really helpful for career advice. They even organize career counselling sessions during internships for each batch. It's great how they guide us towards our goals.

Campus: The college campus is big and has everything we need. Each year has its own lecture hall with smart boards. Teachers use power-point for classes. Boys and girls have separate hostels, and there's a staff quarter too. The canteen could be better. We get 20 Mb of free Wi-Fi every day, which is cool.

Admission: The teachers at this college are super helpful and always willing to share their knowledge. The doctors who teach clinical subjects are top-notch. The semester exams are not too hard if you pay attention in class. Just listen to the lectures and you'll do well.

Placement: The doctors at our college are awesome! They share their real-life experiences and help us learn. The placement for children was good. In the medical field, you really learn when you practice on your own. The college OPD was great we got patients to treat and learn from.

Campus: The college campus isn't huge, and the infrastructure is just okay. During summer, the AC in the classrooms doesn't work well. There's no Wi-Fi available on campus. The labs are decent but not super high-tech. The canteen isn't great either, the food there isn't good.

Admission: The teachers at our college are great. They are helpful, qualified, and know a lot. They can be strict sometimes and don't always go above and beyond to connect with students. There are plenty of teachers around, and some of them are super friendly. We don't get much exposure to real-world work experiences, though. The classes cover useful stuff, but the final year can be really tough and busy.

Placement: There are no job placements at this college. Sudha Rustagi College only offers internships, but they're only within the campus. Students can choose if they want to do these internships. They get Rs. 800 per month as a stipend.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is just okay. They have labs for stuff like oral pathology, dentistry, microbiology, anatomy, and biochemistry. The classrooms are okay too. There's no sports or indoor games though. They do have hostels for guys and girls, but they're just average. There's a canteen with okay food. Overall, the college needs to step up its infrastructure game.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really great. There's a bunch of them, like 200-250, and they know their stuff. They help us a lot and are experts in their fields. They make sure we don't struggle and guide us to become top-notch doctors in the future. The course content is super helpful for our journey to becoming doctors.

Placement: In our college, there aren't any job placements. But, we do have internships for all departments. Students can apply for government jobs or work in private clinics. Some even start their own clinic to help patients. While interning, we can earn Rs. 800 as a stipend based on attendance. But if we study well and get good practice, we can land good jobs too.

Campus: Our college has labs for physiology, anatomy, biochemistry, dental anatomy, and dental health. They've got all the departments for dentistry here. The library is huge. Classrooms are okay. We've also got a basketball court, badminton court, and a new bakery with good food. The canteen is just okay. Hostel rooms are average.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and they make sure we understand everything well. The staff knows their stuff and supports us in every way possible. They train us so we can get ready for real-life practice in clinics. The undergraduate course lasts for 5 years, which includes a 4-year program and a 1-year internship. The postgraduate course is 3.5 years long. We have regular exams to help us learn and improve. It's great because we can focus on ourselves and do better in our studies.

Placement: This college really prepares us to open our own clinics and earn well. Life after BDS can be tough, but this place helps us become skilled dentists. They teach us everything we need to know to run our clinics successfully.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is okay. They have Wi-Fi in each department for postgraduate students. The library is big, well-ventilated, and filled with informative books and journals. The labs are well-kept and have coolers in each undergraduate lab. Hostel options are there, but the mess could be better. Every lecture hall has AC and good ventilation.

Admission: The teachers in most departments are pretty good. But there are a few who can be mean and like to bother students they don't like. They can be judgmental, especially towards students from certain cities. They make life hard for those students all year long. But overall, most of the teachers are knowledgeable and helpful. They're always there to help, no matter how many times you ask the same question. They explain things patiently, like it's the first time. I really respect them for their dedication to teaching us.

Placement: I can't say much about the college helping with medical student placements. It's really up to each student to decide their own path. They can choose to continue studying, open their own clinic, or teach at another college.

Campus: The college's infrastructure isn't reliable. Many dental chairs don't work well, making it hard to do our work. The ACs on campus never cool. We were promised a basketball court two years ago, but it's still being built. The other grounds are too bumpy for games. Indoor games have too much outside stuff. There are broken benches everywhere. Bad projectors and fake windows waste our study time. The canteen food is okay, but some students get sick until they get used to it.

Admission: The teachers here are really smart and always ready to help. They know their stuff well, which prepares us for the real world. The exams are not too hard, with around 85% of students passing. We have three internal exams and one big final exam each semester.

Placement: Around 100 students join the BDS program each year, while about 27 students enroll in MS. The total fee for BDS is 15 lacs at our college. After finishing all the exams in the 4-year course, all students land internships in their own OPD. There are many cool job options in this course.

Campus: The classrooms have good air conditioning and smart boards. The labs are well-kept and have enough room for everyone. The library is big and has everything we need for our classes. There's a hospital right next to the college, so medical help is easy to get.

Admission: The staff at our college are really knowledgeable but I didn't find them super helpful. We have exams every year, and they're tough. You gotta study all year to pass. From 1st to 3rd year, we have 3 exams each year. But in the final year, we have a lot more - 8 exams in total.

Placement: Around 4-5 students from our course found jobs, but campus placements are limited since it's a professional program. Last year, Jadoo was the main company that came for recruitment. They offered internships for non-clinical work-from-home roles and a decent salary of Rs. 20,000 per month. It's a good opportunity for new grads like us.

Campus: I lived in the hostel for over 4 years, and honestly, it needs some serious improvements in how it's run. The hostel fee is over 1.10 lacs, but the food quality doesn't match up. There are way too many unnecessary rules, like needing permission to go out every time and not being able to leave after 6:30 PM. Also, no Maggi on campus, so you have to go outside to get it. It's a bit of a hassle.

Admission: The faculty here is super helpful and almost always ready to assist. They're all really smart with postgrad degrees. You can learn a lot if you put in the effort. Some folks can be a bit rude, but it toughens you up. The course is intense and set by DCI. We still do amalgam fillings. It's challenging, and we might need more education after to be job-ready.

Placement: Placements are tough in this dental college. Last year, a company hired two students. If you're sharp, you can make it through the selection process. Most students aim for postgraduate spots to land jobs with salaries ranging from 6 to 12 LPA. After post-graduation, your earning potential goes up. Being a dentist is challenging now due to competition and the pandemic. There are many dental colleges, and grads from earlier batches are already doing well. The best job you can get is working in a clinic, with a starting salary of Rs. 15,000 per month.

Campus: The college has Wi-Fi with 35 MB Jio data daily, which is fast at around 5 Mbps. Labs are well-equipped, but we have to buy a dental kit for Rs. 30,000. Classrooms have projectors and AC. The library is filled with dental books and has a digital section, open until 6:00 pm. Hostel rooms have all the basic furniture, cleaned 6 days a week. Some rooms lack ventilation in hot weather, and we need to fill coolers ourselves. Canteen and Mother Dairy close at 8:00 pm. There's a hospital nearby with a pharmacy open till 7:00 pm. The campus has a basketball court and holds a sports week with various games. It's a green campus with spacious grounds.

Admission: The teachers are really great - they know their stuff and they help out a lot. The course is super useful because it's all about taking care of your teeth. We got to practice with real patients in the preclinical classes. We have an exam every year to wrap things up.

Placement: Recruiters didn't show up much, and the pay for internships was pretty low. You can choose to do internships inside or outside the college. The college did hire a couple of interns as tutors. Getting placed after graduation isn't very common in dental or medical college.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is pretty good. They're renovating a lot of departments. The campus has lots of greenery, which is nice. The hostel facilities are decent, but the food can be hit or miss. The menu doesn't have much variety. The rooms, AC, geyser, and cleaning are all better than average. Plus, there's a chill garden in the hostel.