NICMAR PUNE campus is the finest institution. Placements, extracurricular activities, and everything the individuals mentioned are excellent.

In my opinion, the best aspect is knowledge. With all due respect to the faculty members of other campuses, the NICMAR PUNE campus has some of the most accomplished professors. Some of them have been instructing NICMAR students since as early as 1995.

With it comes a wealth of experience and knowledge.

Additionally, the Pune campus of NICMAR publishes more research papers than all other campuses combined. Therefore, a tremendous quantity of importance is placed on Research in this institution.

IIIT Delhi hostels are newly built, and well constructed. They are clean and have all the facilities. 

The hostels have all-weather ACs and good Wi-Fi connectivity. You’ll get 300 Mbps dual link, 802.11n routers, great bandwidth, and ethernet links. The washrooms are very clean.

There is no separate hostel for freshers. You’ll be sharing a common hostel with your seniors. Senior students are given preference for single rooms. For hostel allotment, students from other states are given first preference.

Boys’ hostel has double seater, while girls’ hostel has triple seater sharing rooms. Sharing rooms are slightly bigger than single seater rooms. But all rooms have the same furnishing. Each student gets a bed, a study table, one almirah, and a few drawers.

You need not worry about hostel facilities at IIIT Delhi as they are top notch.

One of my friends recently got admission in AFMC Pune and surprisingly enough she claims that she never prepared for her college purposely. In fact, it was only after clearing the cutoff for screening that she decided to actually consider getting admission. The only trick that helped her was that she focused only on preparing for NEET initially and did not worry about the screening. The trust is, that the screening process is rather unpredictable and not much can be prepared in a short span of time. So it’s better to invest your efforts and energy in something that is completely in your control. Once you clear NEET, you can start preparing for screening also. 

Hope this helps you!

The average cost of a mess meal in AIIMS Delhi is around INR 40-50. For vegetarians and around INR 120 for non-vegetarians. Breakfast and snacks are less expensive than lunch and dinner. To name a few

• Chole Bhatoore- 20 rupees 
• Samosas- 5 rupees a piece
• Momos- 35 rupees a plate(non-veg).

On average, you will spend 200 rupees a day on food. This includes extra snacks that you have in between meals like biscuits or cold drinks. The total comes to around 6000 rupees monthly and 72000 rupees yearly.

The total expenses standing at the end of the month including laundry, ironing, hanging out, and other miscellaneous expenses will stand around INR 8k-10k. I don't think these expenses can be considered high given the fact that the annual AIIMS MBBS Fees is INR 1,389.