Vydehi Institute of Medical Sciences and Research Centre Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here really focus on exams. They give us tons of assignments to help us learn, but it can be stressful. Everything follows the NMC curriculum, including the lab work. It's tough at first, but you'll get the hang of it.

Placement: After my final year, I had to do an internship where I got paid a fair amount. Many teachers and tutors at Vydehi were once students here, so it's easy to come back and work. The college has a great reputation that can really boost your future studies.

Campus: The classrooms are well-maintained. The teachers in the anatomy department are really good at teaching. They make the classes interesting and you can learn a lot through dissection. Biochem department is strict but organized. Overall, classes are structured and on time.

Admission: The teachers are alright. Some are good, but many just go through PowerPoint slides. We mostly have to learn on our own. The exams can be really tough sometimes to push us to study more. In the first year of MBBS, around 50 students failed the finals on their first try.

Placement: The college is well-known and they have their own hospital where tutors get good pay (around 75,000/month after MBBS). However, the stipends for more studies are really low or sometimes not there at all. Some students aim for exams like USMLE and international exams.

Campus: The classrooms have AC and a cool VASA lab. The library is AC too and has tons of books. They even have tables with Prepladder. There's a quiet room for studying. But, the hostel is awful. The rules are strict and it's run down. The food is bad and lots of students get sick.

Admission: The teachers here know their stuff, but not many are into teaching. They mostly just read from slides. The patients we work with are mostly Bengali, so it's tough to communicate without knowing Bengali. You gotta do a lot of self-study to do well. The exams are moderately tough.

Placement: I really like how the college gives us the opportunity to work as tutors here. We get paid around 70000 per month, which is awesome. The degree we get from here is also really good and can help us get jobs outside. They also have some decent PG courses available. And if you're interested, there are medical officer positions you can apply for at the nearby colleges. It's pretty cool!

Campus: The labs and classrooms are good here, especially the simulation lab. But some things are really bad. The toilets are dirty, the mess hall is a mess with bird poop, and the canteen is basically a shipping container. The hostel isn't great either, and the food isn't good.

Admission: The teachers at this college are awesome, especially from AFMC, BMC, MSRMC, KIMS. Just listen to them and things will be good. They have a mentorship program where you can chat with your mentor and relax. The course is practical and prepares you well for the future. Starting exams is easy, but it gets tough later on. You need at least 50% to pass, just like RGUHS rules.

Placement: Getting placed is easy if you pass all your exams and finish the course with no backlogs. Around 95-98% of students here land a job. The top salary for an intern is Rs. 24,000 per year, but only if you live on campus. If not, the lowest salary isn't offered. Your final year scores decide if you'll get recruited. Do well, and you might snag an internship at a government medical college.

Campus: I'd give my college 4.5 stars because the campus is pretty good. We have research labs and a medical simulation facility, plus a cool museum with beautiful specimens to check out. The classrooms are big and nice, and there's a special reading room for students. The library has lots of good books, and they're even building a new one on the 3rd floor. But, there's no Wi-Fi for students, only staff. I didn't stay in the hostel because it's not worth the money. It's expensive, not clean, and feels like a jail. The food is bad, with rats in the mess and no clean water. Plus, no laundry facilities. The gym is okay, and there's a nice reading room. But, the TV room is a bust, and the sports facilities are terrible. We have to fix the ground ourselves to play sports. Overall, I wouldn't recommend joining this college.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful, and each subject has around 10 faculty members. They're all either MBBS students or professors. The classrooms are nice, but the library is kind of small. We have a big playground, but no one really uses it. Exams happen every week, and we can't chat with others during them.

Placement: At this college, they set us up with internships and we gotta show up to class 90% of the time. We have tests every week on each lesson, so we gotta stay on top of our studying game.

Campus: The labs are open every day from 8:00am to 11:00pm, even on Sundays. The library is open at the same time too. The food in the canteen isn't great and it's pricey. Unfortunately, there are no sports or games facilities, so it's all about hitting the books. Our college has different departments like MBBS, BDS, and a new law college.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful, and each subject has around 10 faculty members. They're all either MBBS students or professors. The classrooms are nice, but the library is kind of small. We have a big playground, but no one really uses it. Exams happen every week, and we can't chat with others during them.

Placement: I really like how the college gives us internship opportunities. We gotta make sure we show up at least 90% of the time. It's kinda tough though, 'cause we have tests every week on what we learned. Gotta stay on top of our studies for sure.

Campus: The labs are open every day from 8:00am to 11:00pm, even on Sundays. The library is open at the same time too. The food in the canteen isn't great and it's quite pricey. Unfortunately, there aren't any sports or games facilities here, just lots of studying. We have different departments like MBBS, BDS, and a new law college on campus.

Admission: I really like this college because the teachers are super friendly and they pay attention to each student. The teachers are really smart and they use 3D classes and a cool app called Medimagic to explain things well. They help us a lot during classes and practicals, so it's easy to pass. The only downside is there aren't many fun activities outside of studying. Out of my group of 200 students, some didn't pass their regular exams, but most will pass the retake. This college is great for students who are serious about their studies. I totally recommend it for anyone looking for a good education.

Placement: There are about 250 students in my batch at college. The career opportunities are awesome here! The teaching and guidance are really helpful. As long as we put in some effort, things are pretty smooth sailing.

Campus: The college facilities are decent, but the hostel is terrible. I wouldn't recommend staying there because it's really bad. The hostel has shared washrooms for every 3 rooms and it costs Rs. 1.7 lakhs, which is not worth it. The washrooms are in bad condition and not clean at all. The food they serve is also not good.

Admission: The teachers really know their stuff here. They all finished their MBBS, and the professors and HODs have PhDs or MS degrees. We follow the RGUHS University curriculum, which is used everywhere. The exams are tough, and around 85% of students pass.

Placement: The job opportunities at our college are great, especially for MBBS students. While there isn't a set package for undergraduate MBBS students, there are some good options for postgraduate courses. During the internship at Vydehi hospital, students get to work with a variety of patients every day, which is a valuable experience.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure. The labs are well-equipped and the library is awesome. The classrooms can hold over 500 students. The hostel has strict rules and the food is just okay. They've got basketball, volleyball, football, and cricket fields, plus a small gym. The hostel rules are pretty strict, though. Overall, the college is top-notch in terms of facilities.

Admission: Studying at this college is great because they have 4 internal exams to help us get ready for the finals. If you're passionate about MBBS, you can focus on your studies from year one to year four without any interruptions. The CBME curriculum they follow is straightforward and easy to understand.

Placement: I heard from older students that if you do MBBS at VYDEHI INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL AND DENTAL SCIENCES, you'll get great job opportunities. Almost everyone gets placed after graduation. If you focus on studying from the start without getting distracted, it will pay off when you take the NEET PG exam. Doing well in that exam can lead to good job offers.

Campus: I love the library at college they have so many important books there. The Anatomy Dissection lab is super spacious and really useful. The classrooms are big and have AC, which is great. My friends told me the hostel is nice too. Oh, and the food in the hostel mess is pretty good too!

Admission: The professors and doctors at this college are really great at teaching. They know a lot and are respected in their field. The course follows the guidelines of the MCI and covers everything we need to know to become well-rounded healthcare providers.

Placement: After finishing the course, all of us have to do a year-long paid internship. We become intern medical officers. The hospitals linked with our college are the ones who hire us for this job.

Campus: The classrooms, labs, and library here are top-notch, just like in big universities. One cool thing about this college is how they use 3D technology in some classes. The best part is that the hostels are right on campus, so it saves a lot of time. The food is okay, and there are two canteens to choose from. Plus, we have a basketball court, a football field, and even an outdoor auditorium nearby.