A reason behind my choosing this college was its reputation, the campus and the attached medical college and hospital with it. This meant that our learning was going to be wider and we could learn the basic sciences in the first 3 years also in depth. The best part is, that all the teachers are also clinicians&doctors which helped us get better insights into each patient's work. Exams are regular with a total of 6 internal assessments per year, of which, two are model exams along with practicals. When I joined here, the fee was 3 LPA, which was less when compared to other colleges with similar or lesser facilities. There is a decent patient flow to learn from, but we may have to spend on instruments & materials from time to time, as is the case in any other dental college in the country. Adding to this, during an internship, we also get to attend casualty cases in the hospital and visit OT during our surgery posting, unlike many other colleges of our state/country, so that is an advantage on our side.

Tuition fees per year were 5,00,000. For four years, it came to 20,00,000 plus additional instruments, book, and exam charges. It would roughly be around 21,50,000 for the whole course without a hostel, travel, and food. The faculties were all MDS completed plus specialization. They have great clinical and theory knowledge. The fees are the same throughout the year however the immediate juniors had fewer fees (3,00,000). It totally depends on the year of joining. There won't be a hike or less after. Exams were held around the same date every year. We were in the COVID era so our exams got delayed. But they were put back to the usual time stamp. The difficulty level of the exam depends upon the student's level of preparation. I would say it was moderate.