Veer Surendra Sai Institute of Medical Sciences and Research

Admission: The teachers and staff at the college are awesome. The course lasts for 5.5 years, which includes internships. You learn a lot of valuable skills. Exams can be challenging, but you can manage. The pass rate for every exam is around 50%.

Placement: Most students here become doctors after graduating. Popular courses are MBBS, DMLT, PG, etc. The college has its own hospital for internships. Around 200 students graduate every year. It's well-known across the country. My time here has been awesome!

Campus: The college has awesome facilities like a library, auditorium, and lecture halls. We've got sports courts for basketball, football, volleyball, and cricket. And don't forget about indoor games like badminton and table tennis. The food in the mess varies depending on the hostel, but it's mostly North Indian and Odia cuisines. It's a great place to study and have fun!

Admission: The fees are low and the education is really good here. It costs around Rs. 30,000 for everything. The teachers may not be super motivated, but the practicals and internships are great. Learning from them is actually pretty fun.

Placement: In medical college, most students focus on three things: getting ready for the PG entrance exam, taking the OPSC exam to become government doctors, or working in private hospitals. The college makes sure we all do internships, which is a must.

Campus: The college has top-notch facilities. The library is huge, with Wi-Fi and air conditioning. The Wi-Fi is fast, but the library is closed on Sundays. The hostels are better than what you'd find at most government colleges.

Admission: The teachers are really knowledgeable and qualified. They use modern equipment for teaching, which is great. The course curriculum is up-to-date. Because of the teachers' efforts, students do well in exams and even get PG seats.

Placement: I go to college here and everyone gets a job after graduation. They pay at least Rs. 50,000 each month. The medical campus doesn't have job fairs, but everyone still gets an internship. Our college is in Burla, near Hirakud railway station. It's a nice place to study.

Campus: The college and hostel have Wi-Fi, which is cool. The labs, classrooms, and library are air-conditioned. The hostel has single and two-bed rooms, and the food in the mess and canteen is good. Plus, there's a cricket ground, football ground, volleyball court, and basketball court on campus.

Admission: The teachers at my college are super helpful and really dedicated to what they do. They're friendly and really know their stuff. The course I'm taking is really practical and perfect for what's in demand. The exams are fair - not too hard, not too easy.

Placement: Most students from our college get placed each year, around 80 to 90%. The highest package is around 25 to 30 LPA. We have good internship options, both paid and unpaid.

Campus: The hostel and college fees are really cheap. Teachers here are super smart and great at teaching. Wi-Fi is always working in the hostel. The classrooms are in great shape. The teachers are all very qualified. The food in the college canteen is good too.

Admission: The classes are pretty big, so there aren't enough teachers for every subject. They teach using slides and the blackboard. We have theory lectures, clinical training, and tutorials. In total, 4 MB holders graduated in 5 and a half years. The course lasts for 9 semesters.

Placement: After finishing our studies, we can get placed in PHC or CHC units. If we want, we can also prepare for PG entrance exams for higher studies. Another option is to work as a tutor or junior resident in medical colleges through OPSC. During our one-year rotatory internship, we receive a stipend of Rs. 20,000 every month.

Campus: The college is still working on improving its infrastructure. The new lecture halls are really nice. Unfortunately, there's no free Wi-Fi in the hostel yet. The library is open 24/7, which is great. The hostel rooms are big and well-kept. However, the food in the mess is not good at all. There's no gym or sports facilities available. Also, there aren't any clubs for extracurricular activities.

Admission: The teachers at our college are mostly doctors who know their stuff. They're really qualified and smart. They teach well and use presentations when needed. The course lasts for 5 and a half years.

Placement: The college is great for medical studies. After passing the final exam, everyone gets a doctorate degree. About 99% of students pass, and they can choose between government jobs or private practice. Many students go for postgraduate courses after MBBS.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is really nice. We have 2 buildings, 7 boys hostels, 4 girls hostels, and postgraduate hostels. Each hostel has its own mess and Wi-Fi. The classrooms are cool with AC, and each department has its own lab. The library is super helpful with Wi-Fi, and there are playgrounds for games like cricket, football, basketball, volleyball, and badminton.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome and know their stuff. They teach in a way that makes sense. They follow the CBME curriculum which helps build a strong base. The semesters are tough and practical. The pass rate is around 50%.

Placement: The college has a good placement rate and offers lots of internship opportunities.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities. We get free Wi-Fi everywhere. The labs are new and clean. The classrooms have AC and the library is great. Hostel rooms are big, with 3 students in each.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really helpful. It's a bummer that there are some empty positions, but that's because of the new medical schools opening up. The study material is a lot to take in. We have to understand and remember a ton of stuff, and then use it when we're working with patients.

Placement: As future doctors, we don't have any problems with getting placed. We have to do an internship at the college and then take the PG exam. We can even practice at the college and prepare for PG after finishing our MBBS and internship. We can also work as tutors in other medical colleges on a contract.

Campus: The college has really nice facilities. The new hostel feels like a fancy hotel without air conditioning. The classrooms are modern with AC, comfy furniture, and technology for teaching. There's a canteen in the hostel for food. Plus, we have sports courts for volleyball, basketball, badminton, and cricket. And there's a big library on campus too.

Admission: The faculty here is amazing! They're all qualified doctors with MBBS degrees, and some even have MDs and MSs. They're well-prepared for emergencies and provide top-notch ICU care. Plus, they teach us like we're their own kids. It's a great learning environment!

Placement: This college is run by the government. The placement opportunities here are pretty good. A lot of students manage to pass NEET PG exams. This year, one student got 25th rank in NEET PG. Back in 2018, a student even secured 1st rank in JIPMER. It's known as one of the top institutes around. Many students from here go on to study at PGI Chandigarh and AIS New Delhi.

Campus: The classrooms are awesome, and I love the cool labs. The library can hold up to 750 students, and there's Wi-Fi there too. Plus, we've got a basketball court, cricket ground, and a gym on campus. It's pretty sweet!

Admission: In our college, there aren't many permanent faculty members. It's tough for students when they need help with their studies. We need more permanent teachers to help us out and make sure we're learning well.

Placement: The placements at our college are good, but we need to improve our study habits. Currently, we have 4-hour duty hours for training without getting any stipend. This schedule requires us to work hard during both day and night, and it's something that should be reconsidered.

Campus: The college campus and hostel facilities need improvement. The overall infrastructure isn't great. The girls' hostel doesn't have enough space to stay comfortably, and the facilities there aren't up to par. There isn't even a boys' hostel available.