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Jawaharlal Nehru Institute of Dental Sciences, ImphalStudents Ratings & Reviews
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Yumnam Amarjit 
BDS - Bachelor of Dental Surgery - Batch of 2028
4.8
5.0Placements4.0Infrastructure5.0Faculty5.0Crowd & Campus Life5.0Value for Money
Best dicision ever: choosing JNIDS, Imphal infrastructure are good
Placements: The total intake of our college is 50 students per year. 100% of them are placed. The whole batch gets a chance to do a compulsory internship of 1 year and also receive a stipend, though the stipend is a little low. We are not directly recruited by companies; we have to give exams or interviews in different hospitals to get a job.
Infrastructure: Lecture halls, laboratories, classrooms, and Wi-Fi are well established. Our hostel has medium facilities with 2 students in one room. In front of the hostel, there is a pond and trees around, where we hang out with our friends in the evening. The hostel mess is not good. The canteen in the library is nice. During college week, games and sports competitions among the houses are interesting.
Faculty: Teachers are qualified and knowledgeable, using top-notch teaching techniques. The course is good enough to become a qualified doctor. Many students get selected in the NEET MS exams from our college. It is pretty difficult to pass, as 50% is required to pass university exams. The pass percentage is almost 90%.
Other: I chose this course because I want to become a good dentist in the future, and also want to work in oral cancer specifically. I wish the college would improve hygiene, as cattle and animals sometimes enter the campus. One interesting part is the college week, with house competitions in cultural events, sports, etc. Sometimes we clean the campus as a social service initiative by our JSA (student union). Also, I received a scholarship of 20,000 per annum.
Reviewed on 9 Oct 2025Read More
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Rose Mallick 
BDS - Bachelor of Dental Surgery - Batch of 2027
4.2
5.0Placements4.0Infrastructure4.0Faculty4.0Crowd & Campus Life4.0Value for Money
Dentistry in Northeast Government College.
Placements: I got admitted to this college in the year 2023, and our batch was the 7th batch with a seat capacity of 50. After the 4-year degree course, we have to do a 1-year internship, as is common in other dental colleges. This internship currently offers us 15,000 rupees per month, but it can increase further. Rankers are recruited for further jobs and paid quite a good amount per month. Otherwise, being a doctor from here, you can open your own dental clinic.
Infrastructure: The college is neat and tidy, with wide, spacious classrooms and clean hospital premises. The campus contains a library, canteen, pharmacy, sports ground, auditorium, and hangout areas. Hostel rooms are wide and well-maintained. Trust me, government college hostels being so tidy is unbelievable, but it is in this college. Labs are well-maintained and have all the facilities required for the course practice.
Faculty: The faculty members are supportive and organize many events on social grounds as well as on students' interests. Events like blood donation camps and moral campaigns are frequently organized. For our students' enjoyment, we have many events like sports tournaments, foundation day, a farewell ceremony, a freshers' ceremony, etc.
Other: As people will know, for getting into a government degree course in Dentistry, we need to pass a national level examination called NEET, and after that, a counseling process goes on where MCC Portals allot us colleges according to merit. The BDS course is an alternative option to MBBS for a student, but it will also fetch you an identity as a doctor. The college is a little strict about attendance, which is a little frustrating for college students, but otherwise, other facilities are good. The dental hospital generally reports a lot of patients in the OPDs.
Reviewed on 8 Jan 2025Read More
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AYANGBA MOIRANGTHEM
BDS - Bachelor of Dental Surgery - Batch of 2021
5.0
5.0Placements5.0Infrastructure5.0Faculty5.0Crowd & Campus Life5.0Value for Money
Overall, regarding the placement, infrastructure, food, and lodging, I would give five stars.
Placements: About 90% of students are placed. The highest was 7 LPA, the lowest was 4 LPA, and the average is 5 LPA. The top recruiter is a reputed dental company. 90% of students got internships at many reputed hospitals. All dental-related issues are offered in the course. Many students got recruited even in the hospital itself and in many other top dental hospitals.
Infrastructure: Overall, it was all good. The food was good in both the canteen and mess. Free medical facilities with proper care are provided. Outdoor games are organized every week. With the proper maintenance of the hospital, it makes the outsider students more comfortable.
Faculty: Teachers are all well-qualified. It depends on the study, and overall, it was not very difficult as the teachers taught us well. The hospitality and the teaching experience of the teachers made us pass the course easier with not much hard effort.
Other: Since my childhood, I have taken dental health seriously, which made me straight up in this course. Overall, it was good, so nothing else. World Dental Day, Convention, and many scholarships were given.
Reviewed on 11 Jul 2025Read More
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