Swasthya Kalyan Group of Institutions

Admission: The teachers here are great! They're super qualified and always ready to help. Each subject has a really experienced teacher. We have exams every year, and after one year, we take our annual exams.

Placement: The college doesn't have great placement opportunities. They offer a one-year internship, split between Ayurveda and allopathy. After 5.5 years, you'll earn a B.A.M.S. degree.

Campus: The college has all kinds of labs like anatomy, physiology, and pathology labs. The infrastructure is top-notch and the campus area is nice.

Admission: The teachers in our course are not very experienced. Some of them are not friendly and don't listen to student problems. But there are a few who are really friendly and know their stuff well.

Placement: The placements at our college aren't great. Only a few companies come to hire students from our course. We don't get internships here either. But the college is working on improving both placements and internships, so that's a good sign.

Campus: Our college isn't very big, but it has everything we need. There's no playground, but we get 1GB of data each day, although the connection isn't great. The labs are really well set up, and the classrooms are nice. The library is okay, but it doesn't have all the books we might need.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. They're qualified too. The teaching is good and the course material is spot on for what the industry needs. But it doesn't fully prepare you for the real world. The semester exams are tough, but the mid-terms are not that bad. Passing is set at 40%.

Placement: Not many students at our college get placed, but some do find internships. The main job roles available are software engineer, web developer, and UI designer.

Campus: The college has okay infrastructure. The buildings have a unique design. Labs and classrooms are well-equipped. The library has all the books you need. Wi-Fi is there but with a data limit. The hostel is nice and the food in the mess is good. The canteen is just okay. There are medical facilities on campus. And you can also enjoy sports here.

Admission: The teachers are great, and the course content is up-to-date. I'm doing a B.A.M.S. course that lasts about 5 and a half years. It's recognized by CCIM and NCISM. The exams happen every semester. You just need to pass most of your subjects to move up to the next year.

Placement: This Master's degree is all about Ayurveda, so there aren't any job placements included. After finishing B.A.M.S., you do a one-year internship. Then, you can officially work as an Ayurvedic doctor wherever you want. That's pretty much it.

Campus: The food is decent, the hostel is nice, and the campus is pretty good. It's a big hostel campus, and everything seems fine. They're really strict about attendance, so make sure you don't skip classes. The course is good overall, and the teachers are supportive and helpful.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome. They're really helpful and know their stuff. The course is practical and prepares you for the real world. Just gotta put in the effort. It's good to go beyond what they teach you. In a semester, there's a tough final exam and two easy mid-terms in six months.

Placement: Placements at this college are okay. Students put in effort and land jobs that match their skills. Some big companies come for hiring. Internship opportunities are decent. The most common job offered is as a developer.

Campus: The hostel and mess food are just okay. We have medical facilities on campus. Sports day happens every Saturday. The course facilities are decent, labs are well-equipped, and classrooms are in good condition. Faculty members have Wi-Fi access.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and they know their stuff. They teach well and prepare us for the industry. Our semester exams are unique compared to other colleges. And hey, the pass rate is pretty good too!

Placement: The placement rate in our college is pretty low, only around 2% of students get placed. The highest salary package is 4 LPA and the lowest is 2 LPA. Around 5% of students land internships, and there are plenty of great roles available for students.

Campus: The college infrastructure is awesome! Facilities like the library, Wi-Fi, labs, medical services, and sports facilities are all really helpful and reliable. Everything runs smoothly on campus which makes student life so much easier.

Admission: The teachers here are nice and know their stuff, but sometimes they struggle with explaining things well. Their teaching is just okay, kind of like reading from a textbook. They don't go above and beyond to give us extra info. The semester exams can be tough, but we can manage. Passing rate is like 36-40%.

Placement: I really like my college. The study environment is great and the teachers are so helpful. About half of the students here get job placements. The average salary is between 1.5 to 7 LPA. Big companies like Maruti Suzuki, Tata, P&G, Hero Honda, etc., come for placements. I studied electrical engineering, but unfortunately, I didn't get placed.

Campus: The campus has classrooms, labs, a library, and a canteen, but the canteen is usually closed. They have Wi-Fi too. The library doesn't have any books, and the bathrooms aren't clean. The food is really bad, like the worst ever. They serve hot water with sugar and color in it.

Admission: The teachers here are really great  they know their stuff and teach us practical things. The classes are interesting, and each semester is pretty standard. About half the students pass, but most do well in the hands-on tests. We have labs for physiology, anatomy, and more, which is cool.

Placement: Around half of the students here land government jobs after they graduate. The highest salary offered is 1.5 lakhs per month. The best placements are at SMS Hospital, and they offer great opportunities. The main job role is making Unani medicine as a Hakim. The college also helps with internships.

Campus: The college doesn't have a hostel, but they've got awesome sports equipment. Medical services are top-notch, and the classrooms are clean and nice. The infrastructure is good, but it could use some more improvement. Unfortunately, Wi-Fi isn't available on campus.

Admission: I really recommend this college if you want to study BHMS. The teachers are all MD doctors, and some even have Ph.Ds. The course is up-to-date with the medical field, and it follows the current study standards. The exams can be tough, but if you study regularly, you can handle them.

Placement: In the medical program, we don't have job placements, but we do have internships. These internships are super helpful for learning clinical stuff and getting to work with patients. It's cool because we get to do these internships right at the college.

Campus: The college has labs for every subject. The anatomy lab has bones and structures, the physiology lab has all the test stuff, and the pharmacy lab has equipment. Other labs like pathology, PSM, and organon are well-kept too. The hostel is a nice place to stay with good food and all the amenities you need. There are sports grounds and equipment for games too.

Admission: The teachers here aren't very helpful. They can be rude and lack kindness towards students. They don't really support us much. The course is great if you really like it. The exams are okay, sometimes they're really easy but can get tough at times too.

Placement: In my batch, there are 76 students. We don't get any package from the college, so we have to find our own work at a private hospital. We have a 1-year internship without any payment. The college doesn't give any stipend to students.

Campus: The classrooms have projectors, mics, and speakers for teachers. They also have exhaust fans and Wi-Fi. The hostel is just 1 kilometer away with a mess and canteen. They serve vegetarian and Indian food.