Bangalore Medical College and Research Institute - [BMCRI], Bangalore

My knowledge is limited to BMCRI as my brother is a student of the same so I won’t be able to give you a comparison between BMC and KMC. Here are a few highlights of the college 

• The student's performance isn't followed up personally by the faculty due to the huge batch size.
• Academics depend on how keen you are to learn and follow the faculty’s advice. 
• The clinical exposure is better than any other college in the state.
• The infrastructure may not be at par with other government colleges but it’s well-equipped to handle the multitude of cases coming in each day. 
• BMCRI Bangalore MBBS fees is as low as 70,200 (1st Year Fees)
• The crowd is refined and highly talented because there are no management seats

BMC focuses on the holistic development of the students so you can expect a fun-filled campus life. 

Madras Medical College is much better than Bangalore Medical College. It is also more reputed. However, if you aren’t from South India, then choosing Bangalore Medical College will be better. If you know English and Hindi, you can easily adjust at Bangalore. But you will need to learn Tamil if you are going to stay in Chennai. 

I will strongly recommend you take BMCRI Bangalore over AIIMS Nagpur. Here’s why

• BMCRI has a record of producing NEET PG and INICET rank holders
• BCRI is also known for producing RGUHS University toppers every year.
• Quite a few of BMCRI are able t clear UMLE through assistance from their seniors and go abroad.
• Owing to its early establishment, the institute enjoys a wider alumni pool than AIIMS Nagpur

Overall, BMCRI seems more lucrative in terms of prestige and experience and should be given more preference than the newly established AIIIMS Nagpur which still has a long way to go.