Himalayan Institute of Medical Sciences, Swami Rama Himalayan University

Admission: The teachers here are really passionate and know their stuff. They're always eager to help us learn. A lot of students pass their exams with flying colors. The workload is manageable. We see a wide range of cases in every specialty, which is great for learning. We have clinical shifts in the morning and evening during different semesters. Overall, it's been a valuable experience.

Placement: No job placements guaranteed, but it's one of the top colleges in North India for private MBBS. After graduation, you can work as a junior resident or medical officer in Uttarakhand or other places. Good for preparing for NEET PG for specialization.

Campus: The hostel is really nice. Each building has a stove and each floor has a TV. They clean the washrooms and common areas every day. There's a common garden area too. The food in the mess is good, and they have separate mess halls for guys and girls. They decide the menu for each meal every day.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff, especially the physics professors. They've got over 25 years of experience. The exams are pretty easy too.

Placement: Almost everyone gets a job after studying here. Most students land jobs during their internships. Salaries usually range from Rs.40,000 to 50,000 every month. The job title you can expect is radiation therapist.

Campus: The college has awesome infrastructure and facilities that are top-notch. Everything is reliable and provides the best experience.

Admission: The teachers and lab techs are really good and helpful. They organize seminars and tutorials to help us understand the subjects better. They use powerpoint slides for teaching in class. There are enough faculty members, so the student to faculty ratio is good. The hands-on experience during posting and CM posting is interesting. The curriculum is useful and great for students who work hard.

Placement: This college is great for getting work experience while studying. The teachers are really good and have a lot of experience. After doing an internship here, most students get into good PG colleges within a year. Last year's students did really well in their PG exams. Some even passed right after finishing their internship.

Campus: The labs, classrooms, and medical facilities are really good here. They have all the latest equipment, and the lab techs are super helpful. The canteen food is tasty and fresh, and they keep it top-notch. Plus, there are sports grounds for cricket, football, volleyball, and badminton. They also organize lots of fun athletic events.

Admission: The teachers here are really great and they teach better than other medical colleges. They use different ways to teach us. The course is pretty standard like in other colleges. But what sets them apart is how much they care about teaching well. The hospital placements are super useful because the hospitals are busy and have top-notch facilities. Honestly, there's nothing bad to say about the teachers here.

Placement: The focus here is more on getting ready for postgrad studies than on job placements after MBBS. Most students aim for further qualifications, so the teaching is geared towards NEET (PG) prep. They really emphasize MCQs and key topics to help us get through. Placement isn't a big deal here.

Campus: The college facilities are okay. We have Wi-Fi on campus, but we gotta pay extra for it. The labs are top-notch and meet all the standards. Sports aren't a big deal here, but they're part of the school year. We have lots of fun events and sports stuff happening all year. The food in the canteens is decent and cheap. The hostel rooms are just average.

Admission: The teachers are really helpful and know their stuff. They've got good education backgrounds. The course is useful and makes a difference for us students. The exams each semester aren't super hard, just gotta study well.

Placement: I'm in a big course with about 4000 students, give or take. I'm not sure about placements, but it seems like around 70% of students get jobs. They offer internships and other cool stuff to help us learn.

Campus: The classes here are great and well-kept. The library is decent, and the teachers are super helpful, which helps us learn better. I don't stay in the hostel, so I can't say much about it, but I've heard it's top-notch, maybe the best around.

Admission: The teachers at our college really know their stuff. They focus a lot on teaching well. Our course follows the NMC's curriculum, which gets us ready for our future jobs. The semester exams are tough, with a passing rate of about 50%. Besides our course, there are other options like nursing, management, engineering, and BPT physiotherapy.

Placement: Almost all students get jobs after graduation, and the salary depends on how good you are. Hospitals hire students too. Plus, you can do internships while studying.

Campus: The college has plenty of space and resources for studying. Wi-Fi works well in all areas. The labs and classrooms are big and kept clean. They have a library too. The dorms are tidy, but the food in the cafeteria is just okay. The food in the canteens is good. Plus, they offer sports and games for fun.

Admission: The teachers at our college were really knowledgeable and helpful. They used both digital tools and whiteboards to teach. It would be great if the college could hire more teachers, though, because some of the old ones were leaving for a nearby AIIMS. The curriculum kept changing too. The teachers didn't just focus on teaching us professional stuff some of them were also interested in our personal lives.

Placement: In our engineering program, we got internships as part of our degree. This means after graduating, we can easily find a job or apply for more studies. For medical students, there was a mandatory rotatory internship/externship for MBBS. NEET PG was required for post-graduate courses here.

Campus: The college has good facilities. There are lots of activities to do, and they keep adding more every year. They have everything you need on campus. You can play sports like basketball and tennis. The hostel rooms are a bit crowded because there are more students now.

Admission: The teachers for MBBS are really good. They know their stuff and most of them are super smart. The course is useful and helps us get to know hospitals. You need to get at least 50% in each subject to pass, which pushes you to study hard.

Placement: Getting an MBBS degree from here guarantees you 100% placement, so no need to stress about job prospects. With an MBBS degree, you'll always have job security. Whether you want to start your own practice or work at a hospital, having an MBBS degree opens up a lot of opportunities for you.

Campus: The hostel isn't great. It's cramped and no private bathrooms. You have to share a room. Also, no hot water, AC, or private bathrooms. Can't use electrical stuff either. No Wi-Fi in the hostel.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really good. They know their stuff and work hard to help us understand everything. The courses are designed to prepare us for jobs. We start with the basics and move up to more advanced topics. It's a great place to learn and get ready for the real world.

Placement: The placement scene at my college is really great. You gotta bring your A-game if you want a good job though. They give out lots of chances to students who deserve it. The top package was around 12 lakhs per annum, and about 75% of students get placed. Loads of companies come to pick out talented students, so you can find a job that suits you.

Campus: The campus is so pretty with lots of space. It's by the Himalayas, which is cool. Everything you need is right there. The food in the mess is good, they have medical help all the time, and the hostels have Wi-Fi that never goes away. Love it here!

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and put in a lot of effort. Our course follows the RCI guidelines, so we stick to the syllabus. Exams are all about what we learn in class and during clinical sessions. There's a separate exam center that handles all the tests.

Placement: After graduation, this college doesn't focus much on placements, so they don't offer them. Instead, they help with placements in different areas. BASLP is an undergrad course that gives a good foundation. It's part of allied health workers.

Campus: The course is really cool and different. The hostel here is great too. Our university has its own hostel that's pretty big. They've got everything you need like a store, gym, laundry, and cafe right on campus. It's awesome!