Pursuing MD/MS in India after completing your MBBS is called Residency and for the exact same thing, the exam in the US is USMLE. In order to get into John Hopkins after an MBBS, 

• Excellent scores in MLE, 
• An impressive CV 
• Valid recommendations.

On average, JHU takes 1-2 international students every session for Residency from all over the globe. There is no fixed procedure for exceptional cases. Most AIIMS students working in JHU complete their residency in the US and worked extraordinarily hard to join elite institutes like JHU as doctors. 

Honestly, the South Indian food served in Pondicherry cannot be tolerated by North Indians for long because they are not used to the spices and the tamarind. But the bright side is, that Pondicherry has some amazing places serving North Indian and continental food. 

I don't think food is a major obstacle for a North Indian MBBS student at JIPMER. Here is what the food at Pondicherry looks like. 

The above pic shows scrumptious Bread and Chocolate, Auroville. The restaurants in Pondicherry are amazing so food should be your last concern here.

As a North Indian, my friend faced some major language issues, especially at the time of applying for ward leave. Her worst experience was the RHC posting during her internship. She had to interact with people in rural areas who spoke a more complex version of the language.

Overall, North Indians might miss their food and interact with their locals but not regret choosing JIPMER despite that!

Yes, there is an unofficial annual trip for MAMC 1st year students, usually after the end of 1st Professional Examinations in the month of August. The trip is the perfect break from the tiring exams and is highly looked forward to by the freshers. This trip was initiated by the seniors who also accompanied students on the trip.

However, since the trip is unofficial, the students have to bear all the expenses of travel, stay, adventure activities, and meals.

My friend was a first-year student at MAMC and his batch was taken on a trip spanning Saattal-Mukteshwar-Nainital. They started the journey with a bus and soon reached their first destination. Instead of staying in hotels, they set up tents surrounded by lush greenery and lakes and waterfalls. They even organized a campfire and played all sorts of games. Many adrenaline freaks also took part in adventure sports like Rock climbing, Rappelling, Kayaking, flying fox, etc. 

Overall, it was an amazing experience and I recommend going on the batch trip once with your batchmates.

The internship scenario at VMMC is quite disappointing and tiring. The number of patients is so huge in all the departments and interns have to work more than required to get the work done. Their focus is not to learn new procedures but to complete the work and go. Here is the department-wise scenario 

• Pediatrics : In this department, interns are required to find all the case sheets(files) and reports and arrange them before the rounds begin. They are also responsible for dextrose monitoring and discharges. If you are posted in labor, you will have to ensure the baby’s safety. 
• Surgery : Here, interns are required to do sampling, dressing, and discharges. In emergency minor OT, you will have to I n D, suturing, catheterization, and such. Interns also go to OT to watch the surgeries. Postgraduate students may let you do procedures like hydrocele on minor OT days.
• Medicine : The patient load varies from season to season. In dengue season, it’s maximum and you will always be busy doing sampling and cannulation.
• OBC : Here you are responsible for sampling, cannulation, catheterization, and NST. You can also take deliveries in the labor room.
• Orthopedic : During emergency days you will be busy with cast and traction. You might also have to do skeletal traction.
• For other departments like PSM, ENT, Derma, Optha, and Casualty, the workload is comparatively less so you get a lot of free time. 

Overall, through the internships, you will get confident at least in minor tasks, and gain a lot of hands-on experience.

There are no college-sponsored trips in AIIMS Bhopal but the students plan a trip there to get a break from their studies and explore many places. AIIMS Bhopal has a beautiful location with a river, a hill station, and a waterfall in close proximity to the campus. My sister was a batch of 2019 and here are a few trips she made with her batchmates

• Upper Lake: Bhopal is called the city of lakes and you can always sit by a lakeside and get a breath o fresh air and thought. Upper Lake is the latest lake and is definitely recommended.
• Mahadev Paani: This is a beautiful waterpark just 30 km from AIIMS Bhopal. The slightly tough journey will be worth the beautiful site you get to witness.
• Panchmarhi hill station: Usually boys plan a trip here as it is a 4 hrs ride and trains are also available.
• Kerwa Dam: This beautiful dam is just 17km away from campus. The picturesque landscape is a great stress buster.
• .Crescent water park and Kanha fun city: You can book an Uber/Ola to go to these waterparks.
• Bhopal Mela: This is an annual mela with lots of amusement rides, street markets, and food stalls. You will have a great fun-filled experience here.

In addition to these trips, students of AIIMS Bhopal frequently visit Malls and nearby markets.

AIIMS Patna is one of the premier medical institutes in India, and completing an MBBS from there can offer several benefits. Here are a few:

• MBBS students are allotted single rooms right from the first year.
• AIIMS Patna has excellent hostel facilities with high-speed WiFi connections.
• The hostel is equipped with state-of-the-art facilities like geysers and AC.
• You'll be eligible for AIIMS PATNA internal PG quota. Around 25% of PG seats are reserved for PG.
• If you belong to the states like West Bengal, Maharashtra, Kerala, and Odisha you'll get both state reservations in NEET PG and also get AIIMS internal reservations in INICET.

AIIMS Patna has top-notch infrastructure and campus facilities that enhance the overall learning experience.

My friend shared her first-month experience as an MBBS student at LGMC. The initial days were very gloomy because almost everyone who failed to make it to their dream schools landed in LHMC. Also, the all-girls setting was somewhat new and difficult to adjust to after studying in co-ed all her life. However, soon everything started to become normal. She still vividly remembers how well her first dissection went. She made friends and their best hanging spot became the Statue of Lady Hardinge. All kinds of snacks from tea to noodles were available here. 

The seniors were surprisingly more friendly than expected and introduced juniors to various societies and extended parent-like support. Ragging did not exist even in the smallest form making the campus very safe. She witnessed her seniors organizing functions efficiently making her realize the all-girls environment gave more opportunities to girls here than a co-ed college would ever give. 

It was a month later that she realized that LHMC had never been her dream college or even her batchmates but the college warmly accepted everyone and would help her achieve her dream 

Students in the MBBS program at AlIMS Bhopal can expect a challenging and rigorous course of study. They will be required to attend lectures, participate in laboratory work, and complete clinical rotations. Additionally, students will be required to pass a number of exams and assessments throughout the program. However, there are also occasional fun events and hangouts that make the academics bearable.

A day in the life of an MBBS student at AIIMS Bhopal looks like this

• 7:30–8:00: wake up
• 8:30–12:30: classes
• 1hr lunch break
• 1:30–4:30: classes

Once the classes are over, you can do whatever you watch. Different students can be seen doing different things like playing games, studying, hanging out, watching movies, and other activities.

Life at AIIMS Bhopal is the right mix of fun and studies. Some students love exploring their books while some want to explore beyond. You are free to study whatever and from wherever you want. Such a sense of freedom is quite surreal. 

Apart from academics, there are fests like Pravah, the intra-college sports and cultural fest. There are many extracurricular activities. 

Overall, the life of an MBBS student at AIIMS Bhopal can be demanding and requires a high level of dedication and commitment. However, the quality of education and the opportunities for growth and development are unparalleled, and many students who graduate from the program go on to become successful and respected medical professionals.