RIMS Ranchi Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

The college is in vicinity to the place I live so was somewhat familiar with the institute. I wanted to study western medicine / allopathy. Couldn't get MBBS through NEET , so BDS was the second best option I was left with to make an indivitualistic existence in the field of medicine. The course curriculum is upto the mark. But without the professors' personal insight , professional experience and processed information the syllabus , books or the curriculum is far from incomplete. Areas of improvement would be constantly trying to update the college as much as possible , which they must be trying to do , as I like to see changes around me. The timings and areangement in exams are determined by reliable faculties so its something I wish to get familair with.

The course follows NTA and DCI guidelines in accordance with attendance and syllabus provided by the agencies. Sometimes some workshops are also held helping us to be exposed to the outside world also to enrich our skills

The curriculum is followed well. But sudden changes in the rules are managed very badly where the students have to suffer like they created a supplementary batch from 2020 batch onwards. Exams are conducted well and the difficulty level is good. The curriculum definitely prepares us for the real world applications as we do a lot if patients under the guidance of our professors.

As it is government college,I took admission in this college under non local quota. The college has good infrastructure and college premises are good.No other choice to take other college.The hostel is too near to the college.

being a doctor is my goal but i didnt got enough marks to get mbbs seat so i need to adjust with dental according to marks i scored in eamcet i got this college and getting seat in government college is not a easy thing so i choosed this college