All India Institute of Medical Sciences - [AIIMS]

Admission: The teachers at my college are really knowledgeable. They support us in figuring out our future and getting ready for exams. The semester tests can be tough, but it depends on each student's strengths.

Placement: There used to be 50 students in my batch, but now it's doubled to 100 students in each batch. After finishing 4.5 years of MBBS, we get placed in the internship program. The college pays us a monthly income of 30070.

Campus: I love how my college has really good facilities. It's a new hospital and college, so everything is in great shape. The campus has Wi-Fi, and they give us the password. The library is cool too - it has Wi-Fi, computers, and journals for students and teachers to use.

Admission: The teachers know a lot about different subjects and are always ready to help. They teach us things that are useful for helping patients. The exams in each semester are not too hard, which is nice. The curriculum is practical and relevant for real-life situations.

Placement: After finishing MBBS, every student in my group has to do a year-long internship. It pays 30,000 bucks a month. Once that's done, we can take the postgraduate exam and apply for different courses that include internships too.

Campus: The campus has AC everywhere and Wi-Fi in the college, mess, and hostel. The library is open 24/7 with tons of books. Plus, there are lots of sports facilities and clubs on campus. It's awesome!

Admission: The teachers here are really good at what they do. They give us a lot of hands-on experience, which is super important for learning to be a doctor. The classes cover both theory and hands-on stuff, which is great. The exams are challenging but not too hard.

Placement: After we finish the course, we all have to do a one-year internship. It pays Rs 3.6 Lacs per year. We get to work in different departments every month, which gives us hands-on experience. There are about 100 students in each batch.

Campus: The campus has Wi-Fi everywhere, and the library is big, air-conditioned, and open all the time. There are tons of books and a computer lab. The hostel is clean and taken care of, and the food in the mess is decent.

Admission: Studying MBBS here is tough because the teachers don't give much attention to us. We mostly have to study on our own. In MBBS, we have 19 subjects spread out across the four years. Each year has a different number of subjects to deal with. Our college makes sure all the subjects are taught well, along with practical sessions. The second year is when we get to interact with patients during clinical postings. It really helps us improve our medical skills. The exams, especially at AIIMS, are quite challenging compared to other colleges. You need to get at least 50% to pass, which is higher than the 33% needed in most other medical colleges in India.

Placement: At my medical college in India, there aren't any placements. Instead, we do a 10 to 12-month internship and get Rs. 30,000 per month as stipend. We have a 50% internal quota for post-graduation at our own college. It's a good opportunity for students here.

Campus: I love the college's infrastructure it's so cool. There's a city close by in Bhatinda where we can hang out and party. Plus, there's a shopping complex right on campus for all our daily stuff. The campus is huge and really nice. They're still building more hospital blocks, but the hospital already has around 750 to 1,000 beds. That's a lot!

Admission: The teachers at my college are really smart and caring. They are all doctors and take their time to help us students. How hard the exams are depends on how ready you are. The pass rate is 50%, so you gotta study hard.

Placement: In 2019, there were 50 students in our batch. Every year after that, we've had around 100 students. When we finish our 4.5-year MBBS course and pass, we get placed in a 1-year internship. We get paid 30,070 rupees per month during the internship.

Campus: The college I go to is pretty awesome because it's new and the buildings are top-notch. They have Wi-Fi all day long, and they give out passwords to all the students and staff. Plus, we have a library on campus, which is super handy.

Admission: The teachers here are really great - they know their stuff and are always ready to help if you have questions. The way they teach us is all about real-life situations, which makes it easier to understand how things work in the clinic. The exams are not too hard, and most people do pretty well, around 80% pass rate. It's a good place to learn!

Placement: There are 100 students in my MBBS batch. After finishing MBBS, we have to do an internship that pays Rs 30,000 each month. Everyone gets an internship and then we can apply for PG courses. It's a good opportunity for us to gain experience and move forward in our careers.

Campus: The library is great because it's air-conditioned and has all the books I need. There's Wi-Fi and computers there too. The hostel is really clean, and they've got good sports facilities. The canteen has tasty meals too.

Admission: The doctors here really know their stuff. The teachers are always on time and full of energy. They juggle a lot but still manage to teach us well. The pass rate is average, and the exams are fair.

Placement: We're a group of 49 students in my batch, and the salary package depends on your job. On average, it's around Rs. 26,000 each month. Every one of us gets to do an internship as part of our MBBS program.

Campus: The college is new, so the buildings are really nice. The lecture halls and library are well-made. The seats are super comfy. The food in the mess isn't great, but the cafeteria and canteen are good options.

Admission: The teachers know their stuff from good medical schools. They teach okay. The stuff we learn matches what's happening in med school now. Exams are tough, and most people pass around 60% of the time.

Placement: At our college, they don't help us find jobs after we graduate.

Campus: The infrastructure and facilities at the college are nice. The hostels are new and comfortable. The food in the dining hall and sports facilities are just okay because there's no proper playground. The dining area is quite small for the number of people who eat there.

Admission: The teachers in every department are really friendly and know their stuff. They're great at teaching. The courses are practical and teach us how to interact with patients and diagnose properly. Each year, the subjects get harder. The semesters focus on the clinical side of things.

Placement: I'm studying MBBS here with a class of 100 students. After the 5-year MBBS program, there's an internship that pays around 30k per month. They offer courses like MBBS, BSC nursing, paramedical field, and PG. The internship gives us enough time to learn and look after patients, which is great.

Campus: The hostels are super clean and big. There are plants everywhere, so it feels nice and fresh. Our campus is far from the city hustle, so we get to breathe in clean air. Each department has its own lab, and there's Wi-Fi in both the college and hostels. The library is open 24/7 for guys and until 10 pm for girls.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and knowledgeable. They all have top qualifications. The teaching is great too. We have 9 semesters in total, split up into years. You need to get at least 50% to pass each semester. The 1st year has 2 semesters, with a gap of 3 months in between. After that, there are pre-professional and professional semesters.

Placement: In 2024, my college had its first group of graduates. Out of the 50 students in our batch, 5 of them got into AIIMS for their post-grad studies on their first try with INI CET. Some others also got into NEET PG. Plus, there's an internal quota for AIIMS too.

Campus: The campus has free Wi-Fi everywhere, which is awesome. The library is cool with all the books you need. Classrooms have everything you need projectors, chairs, whiteboards, and more. The labs are great too, with all the equipment working perfectly for our practicals. It's all good here!