The college has really good faculty nd a good patient load and ample opportunities to learn... But the extra curricular and sports is rather below average it doesn't have a proper playground .. the college is placed a little far away from the hospital approx 6kms away . Admission was through neet pg counselling by kea and cutoff is usually around 48000 for general rural category The general category I'm not exactly sure

Patient intake is very good It is centrally located in Bangalore where we can get access to everything easily There is no hidden charges or security money It is one of the oldest medical collages of banglore which is mostly comparable to BMC of Bamglore Hostel faculty is available which depends on students if they want they can join The college has its own gym indoor games and basketball court

Coming from Delhi, I had limited options with a narrow cut-off NEET score to get into any Delhi college. I couldn't score as much. After that, the only option was private colleges with as good a reputation as KIMS. I got KIMS as my first choice and I went ahead with it. There was no interview. I was allotted the college based on my NEET score. My college is ranked the best private college in Bangalore and 2nd best college in Bangalore (both pvt and govt). The college provides all the basic amenities that might be not available in state-level govt colleges. Our hospital is in the middle of the city so the patient load is quite decent. Teaching is exemplary at least until 3rd year which makes us score the best in RGUHS university exams. I think the benefits outweigh the small faults here and there. Still, talking about the basic aspects, it would be affordability, internal politics, and no fests. But these have gotten better (except affordability). USMLE culture is very strong in KIMS