Chaudhary Brahm Prakash Ayurved Charak Sansthan

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really know their stuff. They teach well too. The course is spot on for getting ready for jobs or starting a business. We have an exam every year that's not too hard but not a piece of cake either.

Placement: Most students got good jobs after finishing college, with salaries ranging from 5 to 13 lakhs per year. Companies like Dabur and Jiva Ayurveda hired them. Every student had to do a one-year internship at a hospital. They could work as doctors, professors, or researchers after graduation.

Campus: The college has everything you need a library, auditorium, canteen, labs, museums, hostels, hospital block, and even a huge herbal garden. And the classrooms are top-notch! Plus, there's a playground for cricket, football, Kabbadi, volleyball, and table tennis. It's got it all!

Admission: The teachers at CCIM really know their stuff. They give us top-notch education. They stick to the curriculum closely. The yearly exams can be tricky if you're not studying hard. About 60% of students pass in the first year.

Placement: The college gives us great chances to work with real patients. It's the biggest ayurvedic college in Asia. We get to see around 1000 to 1500 patients every day, which is awesome. The teachers really put in effort to teach us well.

Campus: The college and hospital here have great facilities. They have separate labs and museums for each subject. The hostel building could be better, though. The hospital block is all air-conditioned, which is nice. Right now, there's no canteen on campus.

Admission: The teachers knew their stuff and were really helpful. The exams were pretty hard, but if you put in the work you could pass. You needed to get at least 50% in both theory and practical exams to pass.

Placement: The job opportunities here are great. A lot of students go for UPSC or AIAPGET exams. There are internships available too, with an average stipend of around Rs 15,000 to Rs 23,000 per month.

Campus: Classrooms didn't have air-conditioning, but the lab was great. The library had lots of books, which was cool. The canteen wasn't that nice, but the food in the mess was good. We also had volleyball competitions on campus, which was fun.

Admission: IP University College is famous for its academics. Many top students in my postgraduate program come from here. The exams challenge us to think critically. The curriculum is well-structured over 3 years.

Placement: At Medical College, don't expect to get placed here. You'll start getting a stipend in your fifth year when you work as an intern. If you get a spot, you can expect around 75000 stipend. You'll have to work in two hospitals. One is the college hospital, and the other is a different hospital to learn more about practicing medicine.

Campus: The college has Wi-Fi, which is great for staying connected. The classrooms are in good shape. You can use the library whenever you need. No mess, but the canteen has got you covered. If you stay in the hostel, you get a B.Ed and study space with a chair. The food is okay, nothing special. And there's a 24-hour medical facility because the college is also a hospital.