You can go with the option of AIIMS Rishikesh without any hesitation. They are renowned for good academics, rich faculty support, advanced labs, and a beautiful campus. Apart from that, they offer sports facilities to the students, which include cricket, football, tennis, badminton, basketball, and so on. The research program is conducted under STS by ICMR projects.

Ranking of AIIMS Rishikesh

So it is better to choose AIIMS Rishikesh than IGMC Shimla

I will strongly recommend you take BMCRI Bangalore over AIIMS Nagpur. Here’s why

• BMCRI has a record of producing NEET PG and INICET rank holders
• BCRI is also known for producing RGUHS University toppers every year.
• Quite a few of BMCRI are able t clear UMLE through assistance from their seniors and go abroad.
• Owing to its early establishment, the institute enjoys a wider alumni pool than AIIMS Nagpur

Overall, BMCRI seems more lucrative in terms of prestige and experience and should be given more preference than the newly established AIIIMS Nagpur which still has a long way to go.

It is widely held that the Mumbai work structure is extremely beneficial and makes you more confident and open.

GSMC has a bond, so you must work for a year after graduation, whereas AIIMS does not have a bond. As one of the most prominent leading institutes in Maharashtra, GSMC has excellent technical infrastructure. It has a higher patient flow, which is very important. It also has more advanced clinical departments. The faculty is an incredible and enthusiastic supporter. It is affiliated with other BMC colleges, giving you more opportunities, and it is also affiliated with prestigious institutions such as Tata Memorial and Wadia Hospital.

AIIMS Raipur is a good choice because of the AIIMS brand, infrastructure, and smaller batch size, but GSMC is still suggested.

Without any second thoughts, choose KMC Manipal over HIMS Dehradun. Joining a private college is not considered very wise but it’s not in the case of KMC because 

• Its crowd quality is exceptionally good. It's an old college. 
• It’s one of the oldest private medical colleges and most Govt Colleges so it has come to establish a reputation of its own.
• It’s the only private medical college that has churned out so many generations of successful doctors.
• It offers excellent medical education and its fees are comparatively less than other private colleges. 
• The institute boasts of a well-equipped sports complex called MARENA.
• An amazing campus life with enough exposure to extracurricular activities. 
• The Manipal campus is extremely beautiful and offers a good academic ambiance.

Overall, the opportunities this college has to offer make it an excellent choice. 

If the fees are not your major consideration, then according to the patient load, SRMC and DY Patil are much better than KS Hegde. Though the curriculum and training provided to the students are a lot better in KS Hegde.

The one thing that should matter most is graduating successfully with an MBBS degree. Patient load is not the primary concern until post graduation.

KS Hegde also gives a lot of importance to extracurricular activities, sports and cultural events. This helps in the students holistic development as well. Therefore, analyzing everything, it is suggested that KS Hegde will be better to pursue an MBBS degree.

Based on the opinions within the medical community, I will provide some information on these colleges-

1. GSMC- It is a highly renowned college. High rankers in UG and PG entrance choose it for pursuing their medical studies. Clinical teaching is very good over here. 
2. Grant Medical College Mumbai- It is one of the top 10 medical colleges of India. But its fees have skyrocketed recently. The campus is not in a good shape too. However, this college is one of the only 5 colleges whose degrees are approved in Singapore. So if you plan to pursue your PG abroad, a degree from GMC Mumbai will open the doors of Singapore for you.
3. KGMU- It is one of the best medical colleges in North India, and especially UP. It is well reputed, and the campus is really good. The infrastructure is top notch, better than most government colleges. The teachers are decent, and the students are hardworking. You’ll get a good clinical exposure over here. For an outsider though, adjusting to the UP culture might be a little difficult at first.

I don’t know much about GMC Patiala and GMCH Chandigarh, so I won’t comment on these two. 

Make sure to choose a college with hardworking students. Good company will motivate you to study harder and excel in your field. Food and language barriers aren’t much of a problem in the long run.