I would personally recommend you choose AIIMS Raipur over Pt. Jawahar Lal Nehru Memorial Medical College. Although there are many reasons that have gotten me to this conclusion, I will list down the core reasons that will help you make up your mind. 

Pros-

• AIIMS Raipur is a central institute that lays more emphasis on quality education.

• You don’t have to sign any bonds

• You get to meet a better crowd. This is because AIIMS Raipur constitutes the cream of medical students. Whereas in Pt. JNM, people who are not selected in other colleges usually get admitted.

• The infrastructure is equally good in both colleges. But the hostel facilities are horrible in Pt. JNM.

• The DKR super specialty hospital is the pride of AIIMS Raipur.

• AIIMS Raipur is house to a full-fledged sickle cell research institute

• AIIMS Raipur also has an advanced Cardiac Institute and a new regional cancer center building

Cons-

• The patient load at Pt.JNM is comparatively less than that at AIIMS Raipur This helps you protect your quality over quantity agenda. This is also a must needed skill for every doctor.

• Pt. JNM has an extensive aluminum base whereas AIIMS Raipur lacks in this aspect.

• The faculty at AIIMS Raipur is understaffed. Whereas at Pt.JNM the faculty is experienced and also satisfies the MCI criteria.

I hope the points helped you reach a decision.

KGMU was established as early as 1905 while AIIMS Patna was established recently in 202. So the former seems to be more experienced with better opportunities and senior faculties. Let's look at these institutes one to one for a better understanding.

KGMC is one of the prominent colleges in north India and is preferred to many colleges in Delhi. The students here are called georgians

KGMC

• The clinical exposure offered here is unmatched and it produces many skilled doctors.
• It enjoys a central location of being in the capital city of UP.
• KGMC has an extensive alumni base that has made significant contributions to society.
• The 2 major flaws of KGMC are its huge batch size and the bond after MBBS.
• KGMU has 50% reservation in PG in the state quota.
• It receives the maximum number of serious cases of North East India 
• The institute boasts excellent infrastructure.
• Despite it being old, it is equipped with maximum medical instruments and is well-maintained.

AIIMS Patna

• It's far off from the main city and thus its location might be disadvantageous to some.
• It's relatively new and thus lacks good alumni.
• AIIMS Patna has many better and high-quality hostel and mess facilities that aren't available in KGMC.
• The quality of education offered at AIIMS Patna is top notch
• The student body is more diverse, as the seats are filled from AIQ 100%. 
• It also focuses on extracurricular in addition to the excellent academic environment and students are given a chance to explore their passions and develop as a whole.
• No 50% reservation for PG here

All in all, considering the AIIMS tag and the fast-paced growth the institute has witnessed, AIIMS Patna is the best choice for you.

ISB Hyderabad is known for its lack of specialization in Finance. It’s a common understanding now that even if one is preferring ISB Hyderabad for admission, they know that they should go for anything but Finance. Studying some aspects will give you a deeper insight as to why MBA in Finance from ISB Hyderabad is not recommended.

Faculty: Although the visiting faculty is quite decent, it’s the domestic faculty that has ruined the culture at ISB. They are arrogant, pathetic, and extremely incapable. They insult the students regularly and disturb student-teacher relations.

Placements: The roles offered in Finance were below average like Operations, Sales, and BD roles. Such roles were offered in abundance by the banks or start-ups. However, the superior roles like IB/PE/VC/M&A/FP&A/Equity Research/Credit Rating/Asset Management/TAS were offered scarcely. For instance 

• only 10 FP and A roles were allotted that too only to CAs
• Only one Investment banking role was offered by Barclays
• Only 5 PE/bc roles were offered and there was a strong preference for a prior IB/PE/VC experience and IIT undergraduate background.
• One M and A role was offered only
• 4 Asset Management and zero Equity Research and Credit Rating roles were offered.

So the best roles were offered limitedly while the batch size stood at 900. Most students ended up with unsatisfactory placements. Now you can decide whether or not to join if you are confident to face the placement scenario.

You will find that BIMTECH has an advantage in terms of a better batch size, which leads to better quality placements in multiple sectors and provides a better return on investment compared to IBS Hyderabad. Additionally, placements have been improving and the overall experience is also positive.

Statistics reveal that by the end of November, 75% of the students were placed, with an average salary of approximately INR 8.6 LPA. The highest salary offered was INR 14 LPA and the lowest was INR 6 LPA.

It is to be noted that Birla Institute of Management and Technology (BIMTECH) Greater Noida has completed 100% placement for its PGDM 2021-2023 batch as early as January 2023, well before the batch completion. The placement data for 2023 demonstrates that the average salary has increased by 20% to over INR 11 LPA from INR 9.38 LPA the previous year. The highest salary has also increased to INR 23.43 LPA from INR 18 LPA the previous year.

Renowned companies such as Schneider Electric, Capgemini, and Kantar have come to offer good job profiles to students.

Students from both these institutes will have a bias for their respective colleges. If you ask IIIT Bangalore students, they will recommend you choose their college. The same is the case for NIT Calicut students.

Reach out to one senior from both these colleges who belongs to the CSE department. Ask them about the infrastructure, faculty, curriculum, placements, and other important aspects of their respective department. Don’t ask an NITC student about IIITB, and vice versa. This is because they might have misconceptions about the other institute. 

I would recommend IIIT Bangalore. The institute has top-notch faculty, placements, research facilities, campus quality, and hostels. Moreover, it doesn’t follow any reservation criteria for admissions, unlike NITC. 

Try to approach seniors from both these colleges, and research a bit on the IIIT Bangalore CSE department. Also, IIIT Bangalore offers iM.Tech in CSE, and not B.Tech.