Kasturba Medical College, Manipal, Manipal Academy of Higher Education

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful, not just with studies but also with any health problems we might have. They really know their stuff and have lots of experience. The way they teach is great. Our course lets us do hands-on work in factories and check quality control. The exams are tough, you need at least 50% to pass.

Placement: My course is really small with only a handful of us students. The salary packages after graduation range from 3 to 6 LPA. Unfortunately, there are no job placements available in our department. Companies don't come to hire us either. Instead of internships, we do hands-on work in the lab, which they call training. At the end, we get a certificate for it. So, no internships in my course, just lab work.

Campus: The college facilities are awesome! Our department has a huge lab for testing samples. We've got fancy equipment that we use, which must've cost a fortune. Wi-Fi is everywhere on campus, even in the mess, hostel, and library. Classrooms are super clean, with AC and projectors. The library is massive, with 4 floors and tons of books and journals, all in a cool AC environment.

Admission: The teachers are super helpful and know a lot. They all have MD degrees. They're always there to help you out. The course is really interesting and useful. The semester exams are fair as long as you put in the work. You need at least 50% to pass.

Placement: The college is great for medical studies. Lots of students here get into top PG colleges like AIIMS because the academics are really good. We learn a ton here.

Campus: The college's facilities are really great. The library, labs, and dissection hall are all top-notch. The hostel is awesome too, and you can even get a room with AC if you want. The food at the canteen near the hostel is super tasty. And the sports facilities are really good too.

Admission: The anatomy teachers are awesome, biochemistry teachers are good, but the physiology department needs some work. The physiology teachers are really good, but they're only available in small group tutorials. In general, the teachers are supportive, helpful, and great.

Placement: I'm studying MBBS, so placements aren't as big of a deal compared to engineering colleges.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here is pretty good. The food in the mess isn't great, but the hostels are awesome. They've got air-conditioners in the rooms, and the hostels are really nice. There's this huge sports facility called Mareena on the 7th floor. We also have a fest and lots of cultural activities to take part in.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. They're doctors and super qualified. They teach with a lot of passion. The course follows a CBME-based curriculum that gets updated every year. Exams are tough, so you gotta study hard. But it pays off in the end.

Placement: The MBBS course doesn't offer placements after the internship. During the internship, you get a stipend of around 30,000. After that, you take the NEET PG exam. If you pass, you can pursue higher studies. Many students also prepare for exams like the USMLE and PLAB for licensing. The teaching quality is really good here.

Campus: The hostel and library have free Wi-Fi, which is awesome. The classes are nice and cool with AC. The food in the mess is clean. There's a sports place called MARENA where you can play all kinds of sports if you subscribe.

Admission: The teachers are really helpful here. You can drop by the department whenever you need. Passing depends on how much effort you put into studying. Make sure to study hard to pass. The semester exams mainly focus on what you've been taught often. For the University exam, it's a good idea to practice with old question papers.

Placement: The internship here is pretty good. You get a decent stipend, around 30,000. It's not all about the money in MBBS. This college has connections with many other colleges, and Manipal is well-known. If you understand the concepts well, post-graduation and MLE won't be too hard. KMC also offers research opportunities.

Campus: The campus is awesome, with a big hospital and separate blocks for each department. Sports lovers will enjoy the huge ground at MIT. There's also the Arena, a 7-floor building just for sports. It can be a bit pricey, but you'll find tons of games to play there.

Admission: Scoring above average is tough here. We gotta focus on class, training, and study for exams all at once. Teachers keep us busy with lots of assignments and tests. They're really good at teaching real-life stuff.

Placement: After finishing my Bachelor's in Medicine, I'm thinking about doing a Master's in Psychiatry to explore what's ahead. The college has connections with big hospitals and rehab centers to help us find jobs. Once we finished training, we were hired, and the highest salary offered was 20.5 LPA.

Campus: You can't go into the campus without a white coat. Security is strict at the gate, and you need to sign in. The mess is always busy because hostel students eat there too. Visitors need a security check to come in.

Admission: The courses and teachers are great. Lots of students pass their exams here. Exams are tough but fair. You gotta work hard to do well. We take our exams on tablets which is cool. They care about the environment too. The college is top-notch and keeps up with the latest stuff.

Placement: For MBBS students, placements aren't really a thing, but everyone's doing well. There's no fixed package system here. Students are acing their entrance exams and gaining awesome experience during the one-year internship at Kasturba Hospital.

Campus: The medical facilities are top-notch. The gym is massive with 7 floors offering table tennis, badminton, squash, and swimming. The classrooms are cool with air conditioning. Hostel options vary - some are really good, while others are just okay. There's a huge 7-floor library and even a cool anatomy museum on campus.

Admission: The professors at KMC Manipal are really good. They know their stuff and are always there to help. The courses are tough but interesting, so you stay busy all day. They keep track of attendance too. It's a nice place to study.

Placement: KMC is famous for training top-notch doctors who know their stuff. The teachers are awesome, the labs are top-notch, and we get to learn a ton in the hospitals. There are so many opportunities for KMC students. Some head to the USA or England through exams like USMLE and PLAB, while others stay in India through NEET. Getting into post-grad studies is a breeze for KMC students because of all the practical experience we get during MBBS.

Campus: Living in Manipal is great for students for a bunch of reasons. The hostels here are nice, with both AC and non-AC rooms at affordable rates. The food options are good, even though it's a South Indian place. The campus feels safe with good lighting, and there's Wi-Fi all day long. The labs are well-equipped, and the library at KMC is top-notch.

Admission: The course content is really good. It follows the MCI schedule well. Exams are held on time. We do a lot of practical work, which makes it easier to understand. There's a simulation center where we can see medical techniques in action on dummies, which helps a lot.

Placement: In medical courses, placements aren't a big deal.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here isn't great, but they give us free Microsoft Office and OneDrive storage which is super helpful. They're big on sports and hold a bunch of events throughout the year, making it fun and competitive. The food is okay, nothing special. And the medical stuff is good too.

Admission: The teachers here are super motivated and really into their subjects. They're great at explaining things and always make time to help with any questions. They even do extra practice questions to help us get ready for tests. The classes stick to the schedule and the college makes sure we attend at least 75% of the time. They also make sure we get hands-on experience in our practical classes.

Placement: At KMC, lots of students get picked in exams like NEET PG MLE, AIIMS PG every year. They give internships at Kasturba Hospital, which sees many patients and offers various specialties. After finishing UG, you can do PG courses at KMC based on your NEET rank. The college has trained staff and many specialties for PG courses. The sim labs have all the new gear you need.

Campus: The whole campus has Wi-Fi, and the library is huge! There are even mini libraries in the hostels. Lots of food options around, and some good restaurants are nearby. You can stay in AC or non-AC hostels, and move to flats after your first year. The campus is big and green, with sports fields like tennis, badminton, and a gym with trainers. It's cool that everything is available for a small fee each month.