JIPMER Puducherry - Jawaharlal Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education and Research

Admission: The teachers really knew their stuff and were great at teaching. The classes were good. We students ran all the activities, not the college. The semester exams were tough because they asked about things not in our notes.

Placement: The job opportunities at our college weren't great. The highest salary was 9 LPA, average was 5 LPA, and the lowest was 3.5 LPA. Around half of the students got placed in our program. The main job was as a master surgeon.

Campus: The facilities for our department were pretty good. Security wasn't that strict, anyone could get in. Classrooms and labs were in good shape. The food at the mess and canteen was clean and hygienic.

Admission: The teachers at JIPMER are really smart and teach really well. The classes can be a bit challenging, but only around 10% of students fail. The final exams are tough, but if you do well in the Internal Assessments, you can pass easily. If not, it gets a bit tricky.

Placement: At JIPMER, we don't really have placements. But it's cool because JIPMER is one of the biggest medical colleges in India, so our degrees are pretty top-notch. In our course, we do a 6-month internship that we have to do, and we get paid around INR 13,000 for it.

Campus: The classrooms have AC and plenty of space. The teachers are great, and the Wi-Fi here is good too. I stay in Nightingale, which is close to the nursing college. In the hostel, three of us share a room, but you can get your own room in the third year. There are sports facilities here too, like futsal, basketball, and throwball.

Admission: The classes are mostly hands-on. We have semester exams at the end of the year. The teachers are really experienced. They teach us in the hospital and help us understand how to handle real cases during exams.

Placement: After finishing training at JIPMER Hospital, talented performers can get a job there. The salary ranges from Rs 60,000 to Rs 1.2 lakh per month. During training, we mainly stay on the JIPMER campus.

Campus: The campus at JIPMER, Puducherry is super chill and peaceful, which is why students from all over love studying here. We gotta wear white coats and carry stethoscopes every day. Plus, there's a separate canteen for us students and the hospital visitors. Love the vibe here!

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and super qualified  most of them are doctors with Ph.Ds. They mix things up with PowerPoint and blackboards in class. We get to do a lot of clinical postings, which is great for learning how to deal with different patients. The exams are tough, but if you study regularly, you'll do okay.

Placement: If you're ranked 2000 or lower in the AIR, you can get into this college. It's run by the central government, so it's well-known. In MBBS, they don't offer job packages, but there are scholarships available through research programs. Everyone in our course gets an internship opportunity.

Campus: The college has Wi-Fi in all classes, even in the library. The labs are nice, and the new buildings are really cool with modern stuff. The hostels are okay, food is just like any other college. They offer a bunch of sports, like swimming, and we even have an indoor stadium.

Admission: The teachers here are really great. They're super friendly, know their stuff, and are always willing to help. The courses are up-to-date and prepare us well for nursing. Exams are fair, not too hard, with most people passing with around 85%-90%. It's a good place to learn!

Placement: Each batch has around 94 students, and 85 spots are set aside for girls. The college doesn't have on-campus placements, but we can try for exams like JIPMER, AIIMS, and government jobs. AIIMS has nursing officer roles paying Rs. 91,000, and JIPMER offers Rs. 84,000 at the hospital.

Campus: The classrooms are cool and clean, equipped with smart technology. Wi-fi is always there, which is great. The library is perfect for studying with lots of books and a peaceful vibe. It's a good place to do research too.

Admission: Passing can be tough, but if you stay on top of your studies, it's doable. Some classes are easier than others. Just make sure you attend lectures and do well in clinical work, and you should be okay for your exams.

Placement: The studies here are great, both in the classroom and in hands-on practice. When you graduate, you'll have learned a lot of practical skills that you can use in the real world. The courses are really good, which helps a lot of students pass tough exams like NEET PG and INI CET. Plus, there are lots of opportunities for internships here.

Campus: The campus has everything you need a hostel, library, hospital, and academic buildings. Everything is well-maintained and nice. There's 24/7 Wi-Fi and all the essentials you need. The hostel is clean and has water and electricity all the time. Great place to study and live!

Admission: The professors really know their stuff when it comes to anatomy and physiology. We have 3 internal exams, one end-term test, and one university exam. The total marks from these 5 exams count towards UPAT. The internal exams can be tough to pass, but the university exam is a breeze. The course sticks to the curriculum, which is great.

Placement: I really like how over 90% of students in my course end up getting placed. The salary packages range from 2.5 LPA to 4 LPA. The course also includes mandatory internships that help us gain practical skills and understand real-life situations better. It's been a great experience so far!

Campus: JIPMER has free Wi-Fi all over campus which is awesome. The library is huge and open 24/7 with tons of medical books and journals. Plus, they've got a bunch of sports stuff too. Love it!

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and they know their stuff. Nursing is a great field with lots of job options. The workload is not too heavy, which is nice. It can be tough, though. We have internal assessments, a practice test, and then the final university exams.

Placement: There are 94 students in our batch. Once you finish nursing, you can work as a nursing officer at AIIMS and earn over 1 lakh per month. Our nursing internship lasts for 6 months, with a monthly stipend of 25,000. There are plenty of career options available after completing the program.

Campus: The facilities at JIPMER are top-notch. The hostels are super clean and have AC. We've got basketball and football fields, a 24/7 library that's free to use, and a gym to stay in shape. Love it here!

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff when it comes to medicine. They deal with patients every day, which helps us learn a lot through live demonstrations. The course workload can be intense, especially when it comes to studying for exams.

Placement: The package you get here changes depending on how well you do in training. A lot of grad students like to open their own clinics instead of working at hospitals. They also have some great deals, like a salary package of up to 30 LPA.

Campus: The hospital at JIMPER is where we do our training and hands-on classes, right on campus. The hostel fees were a bit more than I thought. Your education costs depend on how you do in the entrance exams. Oh, and don't forget to dress up nicely for class!

Admission: JIPMER is pretty strict with their classes and tests. The teachers are all knowledgeable and have lots of experience in the medical field. They help us become great doctors. The exams are tough, but lots of students pass because the top students from all over the country study here.

Placement: The job placement rate is really good at this college. Everyone ends up becoming a doctor, and all students get internships right here. Since this is a hospital, the jobs available are diverse. There are lots of options after MBBS, like radiology and cardiology.

Campus: The campus is big with lots of buildings and all of them have AC. Wi-Fi works everywhere, and classrooms and labs have lots of room. The best thing is the hostels with a playground in the middle and separate ones for guys and girls. And there are cool recreational and TV rooms in the hostels too.