Mahatma Gandhi Memorial Medical College, Indore

Admission: The classes could use some improvement because the exams aren't challenging enough, except for the main university ones. You only need 40% to pass each theory paper and 50% overall for both practical and theory, so it's pretty easy to do well. It's hard to have personal talks with the teachers.

Placement: Most MGM students end up doing well in life as a General Practitioner or pursuing further studies in a specialized field. Since MBBS graduates usually don't need placement, as they can start their own practice or work in a hospital. Unlike other courses, companies don't typically come to recruit us. After MBBS, one can either start their own practice, work in a hospital, or fulfill the government bond obligation.

Campus: The reading room and library are pretty good. The infrastructure is improving gradually. The classrooms are big, but they're not very clean. Each lecture hall has a projector. The lab equipment is not great.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and make sure you stay on track. They focus a lot on attendance and discipline. They also push us to study and do our best. The exams are set by Jabalpur and they're not too hard to pass. It really helps you become a great doctor.

Placement: There are around 250 students in my batch. I'm not sure about the job offers from the college because most students go for post-grad studies after their undergrad. The hospital we're affiliated with is called MYH, the biggest government hospital in the state. It's always busy with patients, so we can learn a lot of good skills there. For internships, they pay around 12000 bucks per month.

Campus: The college buildings are nice, but the labs are a bit old. The lecture halls, on the other hand, are new and have AC. The labs have all the equipment we need for experiments. The reading rooms are also air-conditioned and quiet, which is great for studying.

Admission: The teachers here should have a UG MBBS degree to teach and a PG degree to be Professors. To pass the Profexams, you just need to score 50%. If you keep up with the course regularly, the exams aren't too hard because you get lots of practice.

Placement: Being an MBBS student means you have to do a 1-5 year rural bond. During this time, you can earn over Rs. 55,000 per month and even start your own clinic. After passing the final year exam, you can do a paid internship at MY Hospital Indore. They offer roles like CMO, BMO, specialist surgeon, or MD. It's a great opportunity to gain experience and kickstart your career in the medical field.

Campus: The college has cool stuff like a dissection hall, a reading room, and MY hospital for clinical practice. The reading room even has Wi-Fi and air conditioners. Plus, there's a cricket ground, a badminton court, and a gym on campus. And the best part? We can get free treatment at MY Hospital without waiting forever. Hostel fee is Rs. 10,000 a year.

Admission: The teachers were really knowledgeable about the syllabus and gave us a lot of support during practicals. They even helped us with extra questions that weren't in the syllabus. The pass rate was around 33%, but overall, it was a great learning experience.

Placement: Most students in our batch got jobs, which is awesome. The highest salary package was around 1.34 CPA, and the lowest was 10 LPA. Companies like MS and HE hired a lot of us. And we got cool roles like physician, pharmacist, and registered nurse. Love it here!

Campus: The college had a hostel for us, which was in pretty good shape. The mess had a few cracks in the roof, but the food was okay it was fresh and good for us. Sometimes, we had limited electricity in the hostel. But hey, at least we had water all day long! The college campus was massive, by the way.

Admission: The teachers here are really good. Most of us passed the course. They've got lots of experience, like 10-12 years. They teach us in a way that helps us do well on exams. They show us how to work with patients in hospitals. We have 4 exams each year.

Placement: This college is a government one. They hook us up with jobs after we finish our internship. We start working in villages and after 2 years, we can apply for a government job. The pay is around Rs.70,000 every month.

Campus: Our college has great infrastructure and provides all the facilities we need. There's a library, reading room, and Wi-Fi available. We also have a big garden on campus. The hostel is really nice, with rooms that can fit about 2 students each. They come with beds, tables, and corridors. It's a comfortable place to stay.

Admission: The teachers here are really smart and know their stuff. They're super helpful, especially during clinical practice. They teach us how to diagnose and treat diseases, and also share tips on how patients can stay safe.

Placement: I'm studying MBBS here. Most students from our college find jobs in government or private hospitals after finishing their internships. We also have to do 1 year of rural service after our internship.

Campus: The MBBS course has practical labs where we learn important life-saving skills. In the biochemistry lab, we do lots of tests. Plus, there are cool facilities like sports, free Wi-Fi, e-library, reading room, and a central library on campus.

Admission: The teachers at our college knew their stuff and had lots of experience. Since I was studying medicine, we got to go to the hospital often to practice our clinical skills.

Placement: After finishing this course, you can land a government job with a monthly salary of Rs.60,000. If you want, you can pursue a PG degree and secure a job with a salary package of 1 LPM, as well as a doctor's degree.

Campus: The classrooms at our college are awesome! They are modern and have cool furniture. There are lots of canteens in both the college and hostel where you can get yummy and clean food anytime of the day. Love it!

Admission: The professors at this college really know their stuff and have been teaching for a long time. In medical school, we learn a lot of hands-on stuff along with the theory. It would be hard to do well without the teachers' help. Exams happen once a year, just 2 weeks long. They're not too hard, which is nice.

Placement: This college is all about medicine. They don't help you find a job after you graduate. Once you finish your Bachelor's, you can work as a doctor or start your own clinic. The MBBS program lasts for 4.5 years, including a one-year internship. During MBBS, you study 18 different subjects.

Campus: My college has different departments like Physiology, anatomy, and biochemistry. We can access these departments in different years of our course. The college is linked with Maharaja Yashvantro Hospital in Indore where we do our clinic postings. The hostel buildings are pretty new, and there's a separate mess for each block. The hostel is within walking distance from the college. Plus, there's a volleyball court and a cricket ground for us to use.

Admission: The professors at our college are really good. They know their stuff and teach well. You gotta pay attention and stay focused to get what they're teaching. They get you ready for life after college.

Placement: After finishing our course at the college, every student gets a placement. No need to stress about finding a job right away - focus on furthering your education and gaining more knowledge for medical practice. In a medical field, additional knowledge is crucial for becoming a great doctor.

Campus: The college has all the stuff it needs like anatomy, biochem, and physiology labs. They're top-notch. The microbiology lab is fully equipped for all the tests. Love it here!

Admission: The teachers at this college are awesome, especially in the anatomy department. They work hard to explain things clearly. Each subject has its own lab, and we do experiments regularly. There are enough cadavers, and we get plenty of time for dissections.

Placement: Most students here land internships and get paid. Some students even go to America and other countries. MBBS is the most popular course at our college. I really like how we get hands-on experience from the first year. It's great!

Campus: My college is top-ranked in the state and has great facilities. Even though it's an old and well-known college, they've built new buildings with enough space. The hostel is close to the college and has awesome amenities like water coolers, shared rooms for two, and clean bathrooms. Love it here!