SUTAMS Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers really know their stuff in anatomy, physiology, and biochemistry. The medical classes are tough, but the faculty helps us understand everything well. It's easy to ask questions and clear any doubts with them.

Placement: Around 100 new students come to this college every year. The course lasts for 4 and a half years. The college helps students find job placements. They also host seminars, guest lectures, and corporate events to help students grow. The gynecology department at this college is popular among people in the area.

Campus: The college has good facilities like seminar halls and lecture rooms. There's fast Wi-Fi for studying. The canteen is open from 8 am to 10 pm. In the hostel, there's a gym for working out.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and good at teaching. They stick to the syllabus, so getting top grades is okay. The exams are tough, but the management helps a lot.

Placement: Most students in this course end up getting placed, which is great. The college gives okay academic help. There are two ways you can get into the course: one through the government with about 6.22 LPA, and the other through NRI with about 24 LPA.

Campus: The campus facilities are okay, and the hostel has Wi-Fi, which is great. The classrooms have modern equipment and comfy seating. The food in the canteen is good, with plenty of choices. There are sports and games every day, but the equipment is basic.

Admission: The teachers at SUT Academy of Medical Sciences are really awesome. They're easy to approach, super smart, and really want us to succeed. Our MBBS program uses a cool CBME curriculum that's all about being modern and producing great doctors. We have regular exams that test both our book smarts and hands-on skills. The pass rate is pretty good, showing that the teaching, faculty support, and student effort are all top-notch. It just goes to show that SUT Academy of Medical Sciences is serious about giving us a great education and helping us succeed.

Placement: Once you finish your medical degree and get all the required licenses, there are a bunch of options you can go for. You can try to get into a medical residency program in areas like surgery, internal medicine, or pediatrics. These spots are usually in hospitals. Some doctors also go for more studies, like MD/MS, to focus on one area of medicine.

Campus: The college has great facilities. The labs, classrooms, and library are all top-notch. They make studying here really easy. The hospital where we do our training is super modern. It's great for getting hands-on experience.

Admission: The teachers really help us reach high academic levels. The courses are always updated and revised well. It gives us an advantage over other students.

Placement: Most students who go to this college end up getting jobs in fields like Cardiology, dermatology, neurology, and more. The salary you get depends on which field you work in. If you do well in your final exams, you'll probably get a job at a good place.

Campus: The college facilities are not great. They have Wi-Fi in both the college and hostel. The classrooms are set up nicely for studying. The food quality is okay, but it could be better.

Admission: The teachers here are smart and really helpful. They're pros at what they do. They don't just push us in class, but also in sports and other fun stuff. They push us to join competitions with other colleges. And they're always there to help with our studies.

Placement: Each batch has around 100-150 students, depending on the rules from the NMC. The MBBS course lasts for 4.5 years, with both classes and a one-year internship. Once we finish MBBS, the college sets us up with internships. Just so you know, there aren't any campus job placements here.

Campus: The campus is great, with good infrastructure and a student-friendly vibe. The hostel is really cool, fitting 3 students in each room. The mess is clean and the bathrooms are nice. Plus, they have washing machines and laundry facilities which is super convenient. Love it here!

Admission: The teachers here are great at teaching and really work hard. The new curriculum is busy, but I think it'll pay off. The exams are tough, but the way things are set up helps us succeed.

Placement: Most students from my college got good placements in different departments at state medical institutions. Some even excelled in neuro and cardio. The salary packages are pretty good around 24 LPA for NRI quota seats and 6.22 LPA for management seats.

Campus: The college has good facilities for practical work. They have all the equipment needed in labs and dissection halls. There are plenty of cadavers available for study. Also, there are reading rooms and libraries for students to use.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and always push us to learn more. The exams are tough, but with their constant support, we can pass them. The courses are updated and well thought out. They teach us practical skills that actually work.

Placement: After finishing college, most students (around 80-85%) end up working at top universities for their post-grad studies. The course covers a wide range of specialties like cardiology, neurology, psychiatry, dermatology, and gastroenterology.

Campus: The college's facilities are okay when compared to other colleges nearby. Right now, the college is growing and getting bigger. They have fast Wi-Fi in the hostels and around campus. Students use the labs, classrooms, and library a lot. The food in the canteen and mess is decent. Sports and games are just okay.

Admission: The teachers really know their stuff when it comes to anatomy, physiology, biochemistry, pathology, and microbiology. They keep up-to-date with the latest course material. The semester exams are quite challenging, but the teachers really help you succeed.

Placement: Most students get good jobs after finishing the course. They work in hospitals as doctors in different fields like heart, brain, bones, kids, lungs, and general health. The course gives us lots of practical experience, which is why students do well after they graduate.

Campus: The college has okay facilities for learning clinical and lab skills. The hostel facilities are just average, not really worth the deposit. There isn't much space for sports and games because of the lack of a proper ground. Medical facilities are just okay, nothing special.