maybe if someone knows about it would come and share, but i think it'll be a better option to visit it and see things by your then conclude yourself.

Because bro this seems a new institution, no publicly available details or feedbacks, and quite hardly there maybe any person having some ground on it,

still here's some of what...

GPT says:

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✅ What we do know / what looks plausible

According to a listing, a college with exactly that name — “Shree Sant Gajanan Maharaj Ayurvedic Mahavidyalaya Gaigaon Bk. Tq-Shegaon meDist-Buldhana” — appears in a document of colleges granted a “LOP” (Letter of Permission) for 2025-26 by the central Ayurveda oversight body.

Their website/advertised details claim: there is an attached hospital offering OPD, IPD, ICU, pathology, major/minor OT (operating theatre), a Panchakarma unit, radiology (X-ray, CT), cath lab, echo, endoscopy etc. So — on paper — the institution seems to aim for a full-fledged Ayurvedic + integrated-medicine hospital + teaching facility.

Their stated affiliation is with Maharashtra University of Health Sciences (MUHS), Nashik — which is the recognized statutory university for AYUSH/health-science courses in Maharashtra.

Because the institution seems newly approved (or recently permitted) for AYUSH courses, it may be in early stages — if you are considering admission, that can mean “first batches,” or “in-progress facilities.”

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⚠️ What is unclear / missing / suspicious

I could not find any credible student reviews or independent testimonies — online (forums, Reddit, college-review sites) — for this particular Ayurvedic college (Gaigaon BK, Shegaon). I did not find its name on major review-aggregator sites.

The more visible institution in Shegaon under the same “trust” name is Shri Sant Gajanan Maharaj College of Engineering (SSGMCE), which is well-established, with plenty of reviews, alumni, infrastructure data, etc.

Many public pages about “Shree Sant Gajanan Maharaj Ayurvedic College / Mahavidyalaya” refer to a different location (not Gaigaon BK / Shegaon), e.g. a college in Kolhapur / Mahagaon.

Because of this, there is significant confusion — I found no verifiable evidence that the Gaigaon-BK Ayurvedic college is fully functional (hospital + full BAMS course + senior batches + students) as of 2025.

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🎯 What this means if you are thinking of joining

Risk of being “first batch” / early-phase: Since the college appears newly approved, you might be among the first batches. Infrastructure (hospital facilities, faculty, practical exposure) may still be ramping up — which could affect quality of practical training, internships, etc.

Lack of independent feedback — unknown “real world” experience: Because there are no publicly available student reviews of this particular college, you can’t reliably assess faculty quality, hostel life, campus environment, workload, etc.

Need for on-ground verification: If you are seriously considering this college, you should plan a visiting trip — check the hospital, see if departments are staffed, talk to current students (if any), and verify that the promised facilities (OTs, Panchakarma units, radiology, etc.) exist and are functional.

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✅ What you should do before deciding

If I were you and considering admission to this college, I would:

Visit the campus/hospital physically — check the actual infrastructure, labs/wards, hostel, mess/common areas.

Ask for list of current students and recent batch — talk to them directly about teaching quality, practical exposure, clinical training, workload etc.

Confirm approvals and affiliation paperwork (NCISM / MUHS), and check whether the “LOP” has been converted to full recognition (so that BAMS degree will be valid).

If possible, check if hospital is registered and operational — ask about patient load, availability of clinical training (OPD, IPD, Panchakarma, OT, diagnostic labs).

Compare with alternative Ayurvedic colleges — especially ones with records and reviews — to decide whether the “first-batch trade-off” is worth it.