BGS Global Institute of Medical Sciences

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Kengeri, Bangalore

4.4 /5

(19 Reviews)

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Private Institute
Estd. 2012

4.4

Placements

4.5

Infrastructure

4.4

Faculty & Course

4.5

Campus Life

4.1

Value for Money

Vinay T

B.Sc. in Neuro Science Technology - Batch of 2027

4.6

The college is great, with sports days, feasts, and celebrations for every festival.

Placements: I am currently at the end of my first year. My seniors (fourth year) got internships at GIMS, Gleneagles, and Manipal, and they received a stipend of ₹2000 a month during the internship. After their internships, they all chose to pursue master's degrees, so I have no information about placements.

Infrastructure: The college infrastructure is great, with well-equipped classrooms. Wi-Fi and AC are available, washrooms are cleanly maintained, and drinking water is accessible. The cafeteria offers fresh items. The hostel is also well-equipped with a bed, study table, cupboard, fan, and Wi-Fi. There are two messes; one serves food more aligned with Kerala style, and the other serves North Indian style, which is preferred by most of our Karnataka students. Make sure to verify and select your preferred mess during admission. The auditorium is impressive, and there are tennis and basketball courts, as well as football and cricket grounds.

Faculty: The teachers are highly qualified, with a minimum of a master’s degree. They teach us in a very easy way and take students to the hospital for clinical postings for one hour every day starting from the first year, so students get an idea of what they are studying. The minimum passing marks to go to the second year is 60%.

Reviewed on 17 Oct 2024Read More

Avani

Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) - Batch of 2028

4.2

BGS is a very good option for MBBS.

Placements: The fifth year of MBBS is always an internship year, which is provided by the college in their hospital itself with good pay. It allows us to explore and learn about the different departments of medicine. After 5.5 years, most students prefer to do a PG degree rather than getting a placement.

Infrastructure: The college campus is big and well-equipped with all necessary facilities. We have clean labs with all the equipment required. The classrooms are spacious and ventilated with AC. Our multilevel library has a vast collection of books written by various authors that help us expand our knowledge. Hostel rooms are very clean and well-maintained. There are two options: single and double-sharing rooms. The mess food is good compared to many other hostels.

Faculty: The teachers are very experienced and knowledgeable. They help us understand the topics and provide a clinical approach to everything. The curriculum is relevant and consists of 19 subjects, which help us explore all parts of medicine and figure out what interests us the most. The exams are moderately difficult, and most students pass in the final exams.

Reviewed on 13 Sep 2024Read More

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Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) - Batch of 2028

3.6

Good faculty, average infrastructure.

Placements: In a medical college, we generally don't look up to the placement, but rather what percentage selection is there for NEET PG, and how good a doctor you become with what knowledge you come out with. With that regard, I would say without hesitation that many of our seniors who have passed out are always securing good ranks and good branches in PG.

Infrastructure: The college provides facilities like AC classrooms, digital screens, practical labs, and a library. The AC would stop working during the summer, and the administration does not care at all. Our batch in the first year of college did not have AC in the classroom during the summer months of Bangalore (Feb-May). Digital screens have recently changed in 2025, so those are actually really nice. Practical labs have space for about 60 people at one time, but they are not that well-maintained. The library is one of the best ones I have experienced. Note: The entire college campus does not provide any source of drinking.

Faculty: Teachers are quite experienced and knowledgeable, so no complaints on that. Exams have also been taken sufficiently. The semester exams are of nearly the same difficulty level as university exams, so that gives us a good passing percentage in the university exams.

Other: The college fest would always be held in broad sunlight between 10 AM and 1 PM. So get ready to get tanned always. You would never get a single DJ night in your entire college life. Not even on your freshers because even that would take place in the auditorium around the same time. Freshers' Day was one of the most horrible ones I have seen. I had high expectations, but the programme was the worst and could not get any worse. The college administration would force you to attend all the functions in the name of attendance.

Reviewed on 19 Oct 2025Read More

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