KIMS Bangalore Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

Ranked as Top 10 medical colleges in Karnataka. Experienced professors.Good patient load and other infrastructure in the hospital.For us, Academic year started on September 1st 2014 . I got admission through COMEDK . COMEDK exam was removed in 2015 and thereafter only NEET qualified students are allowed to join there

College management is good. A student welfare officer is appointed for any grievances of the students. The college is very efficient with inquiries and doubts at the help desk. The faculty and the seniors are great.

Institute wanted to get admission for MBBS. The college selects students for MBBS on the basis of their KCET/COMEDK Examination Scorecard. The students who want to apply for MD/MS should have Cleared MBBS with 1 year rotatory internship programme. Students for PG are selected on the basis of their PGCET/COMEDK Examination Scorecard.

To be eligible for admission here you have to have atleast 50% marks in 10+2 in physics, chemistry and bio. After that, the admission is done on the basis of your marks in NEET examination. The form is to be filled in an offline manner

The minimum eligibility criterion to apply is to have 50% marks in 10th and 12th by taking Physics, Chemistry and or Biotechnology as the core subjects. The admission in MBBS is based on the National Eligibility Entrance Test (NEET UG). The final selection in the course is based on NEET score and called for counseling.

I couldn't find any negative remarks about this college as the faculty and facilities are of top notch. This is one of the top best colleges with lot of facilities. There will be students from different stated of India including north and south India. There will be difficulties in language learning but the connection between us is really adorable and fun filled days and we lean lot of things about other states. I feel it is a best college to learn lot of things apart from studies.

The entrance criteria for the college is through the marks scored in the NEET exam and filling the college application form after that the college releases its own merit list and selected students go for the councelling process.

I got the admission in the first merit list prepared by the college as I got good marks in the NEET and I selected this college as it is near to my home. I went for the documentation process on the date given by the college.

I got admission based upon my marks in Karnataka CET exam which was a criteria before but now admission based on marks in NEET UG exam. If you have qualified the same and have good marks, you can secure a government seat, and if not you will receive a private seat.

The college management is really unhelpful in almost all cases. They do not pay the interns, even though government colleges pay the interns a lot of money, the money saved goes to their pockets. They charge parking fees for their own students. No sports facilities. But the teachers are really helpful and the you are exposed to a lot of patients in the hospitals.