St. John's College of Allied Health Sciences: Admission 2025, Courses, Fees, Ranking & Bengaluru Campus Life

We are deeply grateful to Dr. Aditi Dattagupta of St. John's Hospital for her exceptional care and dedication. My mother, Rosonara Begam, was in a critical condition and had to be rushed to the hospital in an emergency. It was a very frightening time for our family, but Dr. Aditi’s swift and accurate diagnosis, along with her calm and compassionate approach, gave us hope.She immediately took charge of the situation, ensured that all necessary treatments were started without delay, and closely monitored every aspect of my mother’s condition. Thanks to her timely intervention and expertise, my mother is now recovering well and is out of danger.Dr. Aditi is not only an outstanding medical professional but also a very kind-hearted and approachable person. She patiently answered all our questions and kept us informed at every step, which meant a lot during such a stressful time.We feel truly blessed to have had Dr. Aditi by our side during this medical emergency. I highly recommend her to anyone in need of quality and compassionate care.Thank you once again, Dr. Aditi, for everything you have done for my mother and our family.

Trusted and one of the best place for all those who wants to save their's life...I am saying this on my personal experience. May God always Bless this place...My Heartiest thanks to DR. J. Madhukar Sir...

This college is the19th best college in India. As a student and from my personal experiences I must say that this institute has a lot to offer. In terms of academics you get to learn a lot from teaching professors, healthcare professionals, seniors and through self study. When it comes to patient exposure, you get to see a huge number of patients having different medical conditions therefore it helps boost clinical knowledge for students during posting hours . Moving on , the campus is massive with lush green trees and is silent, cool and peaceful as compared to the busy life outside campus. The hostel is neat, decent and affordable . The mess serves veg as well as non veg meals . The college conducts cultural events as well. Overall a pretty good college

I am writing this review with a great pain in my heart. As I was totally new to bangalore, I was not aware of any hospitals here. I visited this hospital for the first time when I was pregnant, I heard Dr. Ammamma Thomas is a good gynaec so took special token in the evening by paying extra than usual morning token to get consultation from her. She was nice to talk to, I informed her that I am pregnant and have issue of thyroid, she did not ask me to do any test,directly she gave appointment for scan. She didn't even do any test to confirm whether I am really pregnant or not. 2nd time when I visited, again got appointment for scan, no blood test, no urine test nothing. After the 2nd scan thought of meeting her in morning and not in evening, I got to see her true colour. In evening, she was so soft spoken,her words were so caring and in morning she behaved like a different person. The 2nd scan report showed baby's heartbeat didn't come, so had to abort the baby. She talked in a rude way and without any empathy she asked me to get admittedly immediately and she didn't bother to explain me anything. I had no other option and got admitted. They said I had to get admitted for 3 days, but simply they kept me 5 days when asked they said doctor will come for rounds and they found something suspicious In the report, hearing this I agreed to stay but later they said it is not serious and did not give me any medication or treatment for it and discharged me. Later I got to know that this is just a money making strategy for them, also got to know that thyroid is a one of a reason for my miscarriage. I told her about my thyroid initially, I regret visiting this doctor and this hospital. Worst doctor ever seen.