Look up any college to see anonymous work-culture reports from a crowdsourced survey of PG residents and comments from people who trained there, each checked before it is published. Trained somewhere yourself? Add your own.
Some colleges carry a small flag with a number. The number counts anonymous reports that name that college in a crowdsourced survey of PG residents about work culture (the list is dated 11 Aug 2025). FindMyBranch did not write these reports and cannot check them. A flag means complaints exist. It is not a finding by us, and a college with no flag has simply not been named in that survey.
For a flagged college we show how many reports name it, which departments they name and the kinds of complaint they describe. We never show the survey’s own words or anyone’s name.
Anyone who trained or worked at a college can write a comment about it. They tick a box to say so. We do not ask for an ID card, so every comment is self-reported.
No comment goes up straight away. Each one is checked on its own before it is published. Comments must not name any person; we turn down any that do. A comment about something very serious, such as harassment, is held back until a person has read it. Published comments never show the writer’s name or email.
Search for your college above, pick it from the list and use the comment form that opens under it. Writing a comment is free. You do not need to pay or sign in.
Write about what you saw: duty hours, teaching, and how seniors and faculty treat residents. Do not name any person. If your college is not in the list, type its full official name and choose “Add”.
Is reading the reports free? No. Reading the survey reports and resident comments is part of the one-time ₹499 unlock, which also opens your full NEET-PG decision report. Searching and writing a comment are free.
If a college has no flag and no comments, is it a good place? Not necessarily. It only means nobody has written about it here yet.
Is there a list or ranking of colleges? No. There is no list or ranking, on purpose. You look up one college at a time.
Should I choose a college from this page alone? No. Treat it as one signal. Talk to people who are training there now before you decide.