AIIMS Jodhpur launched its PG course in various clinical branches in 2017 and has been providing excellent training and research opportunities ever since then. The patient load is also very satisfying and enough clinical exposure is offered.

However, AIIMS Jodhpur MD Medicine is specifically not well established so you need to check before coming here.

• Their GM department has only two assistant professors right now. The department is filled with senior residents mostly.
• The patient load in this department is very low in comparison to other well-established colleges like MAMC, VMMC, etc.
• AIIMS Jodhpur lacks the necessary assistance provided by the seniors 

Ultimately it’s best to go for MAMC or VMMC compared to AIIMS Jodhpur if you are specifically targeting MD Medicine.

This answer may vary from person to person but Maulana Azad Medical College (MAMC) is a well reputed and much older institution. Hence it has years of educational experience. On the other hand the AIIMS are relatively new and require a lot to learn and develop to be considered at par with MAMC.

MAMC:

• You can totally rely on the things taught here. As all the classes are taken by some of the experienced teachers.
• Their years of experience provide proper guidance on how to approach any situation.
• They have a gigantic campus, attached to notable hospitals like - Lok Nayak, GB Pant and Guru Nanak Eye Centre.
• There is a 50% DU quota for PG admissions.
• They have a batch size of 250 students, which at times could feel crowded.
• Being in Delhi, it has access to many good coaching institutes.
• Getting proper accommodation may take time.

Other AIIMS (except New Delhi):

• Campus is almost new and has well equipped labs and equipment.
• Almost everyone gets a hostel from day one and hostels are really in good condition.
• Batch size is small.
• Faculties are a mixture of new and experienced professors.
• AIIMS Patna does not offer any PG courses.
• Except AIIMS Bhubaneswar and Bhopal, other AIIMS do not offer PG degree in all courses.
• AIIMS Guntur and Nagpur function from their temporary campus. 
• Many departments in other AIIMS are not fully functional.
• There is less accessibility to good coaching institutes for PG preparation.
• There is no 50% institutional quota.

Therefore, MAMC, overall, is much better and reliable as an institution. MAMC promises certainty. So it will be better if you go for MAMC. AIIMS Bhopal, Bhubaneswar , Jodhpur and Rishikesh are developing fast, but AIIMS Patna, Raipur, Nagpur and Guntur are still lagging behind.

People opt for AIIMS Bhopal over medical colleges like MAMC, KGMC, UCMS, and VMMC because of their personal preferences and have no grudge against these colleges. The two main reasons why someone would choose AIIMS are because of the AIIMS tag and their readiness to work hard for PG entrance exams.

Academically, all the aforementioned colleges are at the same level even in terms of infrastructure, facilities, and opportunities. Honestly, an MBBS from most medical colleges is similar with little changes. Most colleges provide a similar experience and it’s in PG that the college actually matters. Someone has rightly said that many average colleges produce great doctors while some great colleges produce average doctors. So yes, the institute matters but not to the extent that your career is hampered in any way. 

Always remember Mediocre colleges can produce excellent doctors and excellent colleges can produce mediocre doctors. It’s the decision you make and the skills you acquire that make you a successful doctor and not the institute.

Maulana Azad Medical College (MAMC) is definitely better than every other AIIMS. Though there are chances for AIIMS to grow in the next 3-5 years. But opting AIIMS over MAMC is really not recommended.

• MAMC has a huge patient load. But you need to remember that a huge influx of patients does not mean a huge amount of knowledge but it means more commotion.
• AIIMS are made to be tertiary care centers and to receive rare and quality cases. Hence the patient inflow is low.
• MAMC has PG reservations, which are yet to start at AIIMS.
• MAMC also gets the locational advantage, being in the heart of the city.
• The batch size here is huge, about 250, which sometimes becomes problematic.
• They have a better and more experienced faculty than AIIMS.
• Due to the pandemic clinical classes are held in the seminar rooms with just 10 students and a faculty. This lets the students interact with the teacher properly.
• A small group of students is also easier to manage by a teacher.
• Also the best thing about MAMC is its fees. It is much less than that of AIIMS.
• An MBBS course is around INR 11,000 at MAMC.

MAMC being a more older and experienced institution has provided its students with some of the best opportunities. But that does not mean that AIIMS is lagging behind. As it is also growing and providing students with the appropriate amount of exposure.

In my opinion, the aforementioned institutes can be ranked in the following manner

MAMC>VMMC>PGIMS

Here are some strong reasons for this order 

• Both MAMC and VMMC are top-ranked colleges with better infrastructure, academics, research opportunities, facilities, and a huge patient load.
• Delhi offers a better city life than Rohtak and also better opportunities.
• The college inculcates a sense of responsibility in the students as they have to do all basic chores on their own from washing clothes to fulfilling other document formalities.
• The MAMC tag and the excellent internal PG quota at VMMC are other major perks of choosing these institutes. 
• Delhi has more medical colleges and you can attend all their fests too. It will be an exhilarating experience.

So choose wisely after weighing the pros and cons of both colleges.

According to the reviews online by the students of these colleges, here’s what the ranking seems to be like:

• KGMU has mostly been ranked among the top 5 institutions in India. It usually maintained its place in rank 2 or 3. This institution is 125 years old with proper educational experience.
• AFMC is a very disciplined institution with strict rules and codes of conduct, as it has direct affiliation with Armed forces. Though being well reputed, in academics and exposure it might lag behind.
• MAMC, Grants Medical College (GMC) and IMS BHU are at a similar level.
• Some students claim MAMC to be slightly better than AFMC. 
• GMC is very popular in and around Maharashtra.
• IMS-BHU is autonomous; it has the reputation of BHU tagged along which is beneficial.
• CMC is amongst the oldest medical colleges, but their severe lack of proper facilities in this college and political disturbances have tarnished its reputation.

Therefore it is suggested you either go for KGMU or MAMC, as they will provide you with the required exposure and opportunities.