Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia Institute of Medical Science, Lucknow

Admission: The teachers are really helpful and know a lot. They're good at teaching. The courses are important because doctors help us a lot. Exams are tough, but if you study hard, you'll be fine.

Placement: Around 70% of students get jobs after finishing their studies. Some can even make more than 5 lakhs, but it's not guaranteed. Doctors don't work in companies, they work in top hospitals. After completing the course, everyone has to do an internship. The interns are called junior president, senior president, or assistant professor.

Campus: The facilities at Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia Institute of Medical Science in Lucknow are really good. The labs and classrooms have all the latest technology, and the library has WiFi. The hostel is awesome with everything you need like cupboards, electricity, AC, and they clean it every day. The food is tasty, and they're even building a playground which will be ready soon.

Admission: The faculty and curriculum at Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia Institute of Medical Science are great. They really focus on practical knowledge and getting us ready for placements. We have exams for my course, and you have to pass them to move forward.

Placement: The placement at Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia Institute of Medical Science is pretty good. It really depends on how capable you are and how much you know. Not all courses have great placements though. You can find more info on their website.

Campus: The Wi-Fi, classrooms, and library are great at this college. Each course may have different facilities. I commute, so I can't speak about the hostel, but it seems to offer nice amenities. The food is okay, but not amazing every day.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are super supportive. They help us with everything, from personal issues to career advice. The exams are challenging, so you gotta work hard to pass. The course material covers a lot of ground, so be ready to study a lot.

Placement: My college is great for students passing entrance exams and counseling. There are lots of medical courses and a high internship rate. We get to learn at different levels here.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities with spacious classrooms that have good ventilation and lighting. All departments are well-equipped. We also have sports activities and the hostel offers Wi-Fi and tasty food. Love it here!

Admission: The professors here are really experienced and know their stuff. They're all top-notch doctors. You can ask them anything, they're great at communicating. Exams are tough, like in a government college. You gotta represent the school well if you're here. You need at least 50% to pass, so make sure you get that in every subject.

Placement: This college is a government medical school, so they don't offer internships. But after you finish your course, you have to do a 2-year bond to work in rural medical facilities. Once you finish your BDS post-graduation, you can specialize in one of seven branches to make more money and gain experience.

Campus: The campus is amazing, like a medical palace. I feel really proud to be there. The classrooms, canteen, and hostel are top-notch. The hostel is nice and they have good mess facilities. Curfew is at 10 PM, but you can still enjoy the beautiful campus anytime. It's all very well-maintained.

Admission: The teachers at RMLIMS are super supportive and really experienced. They're always there to help out when you need it. The MBBS course is a big deal in the country, lasting 5.5 years. We study for 4.5 years and then do a year of clinical internship. We have 2 exams each year - one before the professionals and one after to move on to the next year. It's a tough but rewarding journey with great mentors by your side.

Placement: Our college started offering MBBS in 2017, so there have only been 2 graduating batches so far. Many seniors have landed good PG placements, some right here at our college. The rest are optimistic about passing in their next try.

Campus: RMLIMS has awesome infrastructure for a government medical college. The whole hospital and college buildings have AC and heating, so you're good in any weather. The first-year hostels have AC, heating, and geysers in the bathrooms. It's pretty cool!

Admission: The teachers at our college are super experienced and really helpful. They support us a lot. But, let me tell you, MBBS is no joke. You gotta put in the work for those semester exams. If not, you'll end up taking a makeup exam.

Placement: In our college, each batch has around 200 students. By the end of the fourth year, we get to do an internship working with patients. The MBBS course lasts for five years. Our main goal is to help our country and grow personally.

Campus: The college has awesome infrastructure. Classrooms are huge and tidy, and the library is fully air-conditioned which makes studying peaceful. The hostel is also spacious, neat, and clean with regular cleaning. Plus, there's mess food available. Great place to study!

Admission: The teachers and staff are really smart and have a lot of experience. They help us learn a lot. The MBA program lasts for 4.5 years, including a year of internship. This helps us get ready for anything in the real world. The exams are tough, but if you study, you'll be fine.

Placement: So, after finishing MBBS, some go for a job while others aim for Neet PG. Almost all students get placed, which is great. The highest package can go up to 80 lakhs per year. Big hospitals like Apollo, Max Healthcare, and Fortis hire a lot of students. We need to do a one-year internship at the college. After that, we can work as medical officers, consultants, residents, or nurses.

Campus: The college has a cool mix of old and new buildings, which is pretty awesome. They've got modern labs with all the latest gear we need. Plus, the whole campus is Wi-Fi ready! And there's a big playground and courts for basketball, volleyball, and tennis. It's all here, ready for us to use.

Admission: The professors at this college are really good. They care about us students and love teaching. I think they could mix things up a bit more with interactive lessons and stuff like that. The course covers everything we need to know about medical science. We have two exams during the year and a final one at the end.

Placement: Studying MBBS had around 210 students, while BDS had about 70 students. In the medical field, our income wasn't fixed. What we earned depended on our skills, degree, and experience. Hospitals offered us job packages, but lots of us chose to open our own clinics. That needed a big investment, though. Our college had some famous ex-students, like Dr. Naresh Trehan who owns Medanta Hospital.

Campus: The college had Wi-Fi in the hostel and on campus, which was great. The classrooms and labs were big enough to fit 250 students. I liked the hostel a lot because we had double-sharing rooms with our own almirah and study table. Each room even had a balcony attached. The food at the mess was delicious, especially the dosa, idli, and dahi bade. It was a really good experience overall.

Admission: The academics at RMLIMS really stand out compared to other medical schools in the state. The exams can be tough with lots of clinical questions, but it helps us apply what we're learning in real medical situations.

Placement: There are about 200 of us students from different parts of UP and even from other states. At Government Medical College, you can relax about getting a job after you finish your studies. You have to do a year-long internship at the college, and then you'll land a government job. And guess what? You even get paid during your internship. Studying MBBS at this top government college gives you a lot of satisfaction that you can't find in other courses.

Campus: RMLIMS is the best college in the state. The campus is awesome with top-notch facilities. The library is open for 12 hours daily and the lecture halls are really good. The hostels are nice, especially for first-year students. After that, you move to their second campus on Shaheed Path.

Admission: The teachers really know their stuff because they did the same degree and have tons of experience from working in hospitals. They teach us practical stuff with slides in our clinical sessions.

Placement: I got a spot in the government seat for MBBS through the NEET exam. The course is 5.5 years long, including a one-year internship with a monthly stipend of 12k. MBBS is a bachelor's degree for doctors. There are 200 students in my batch, each with their own roll number. The course covers both hands-on skills and visual studies to help us learn better.

Campus: The hostel facilities are awesome! I share a 3BHK with 5 other students, and we have everything we need like a geyser. Our hostel is right across from Palassio Mall and Ekana Stadium, so we can easily catch cricket matches nearby (if we can get tickets). It's super convenient and fun living so close to everything!