Course | Fees | Eligibility | Application Date | Action |
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MBBS | ₹21 Lakhs (1st Year Fees) | 10+2 with 50% + NEET | 9 Feb - 20 Aug 2024 | |
M.D | ₹35 Lakhs (1st Year Fees) | MBBS + NEET PG | - | |
MS | ₹30 Lakhs (1st Year Fees) | Graduation | - | |
M.Ch | ₹25 Lakhs (1st Year Fees) | MBBS + NEET PG | - | |
DM | ₹10 Lakhs (1st Year Fees) | MBBS+ NEET PG | - | |
M.S | ₹30 Lakhs (1st Year Fees) | Graduation | - |
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The college was so good and beautiful and the have many types of extra curriculum activities in college, the placement of the students in the Mgm hospital, students work in for internship or regular placement. There manegement was good.
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Always wanted to be a doctor and found such a great college. The teaching faculty and staff are great. The curriculum is completely followed. No improvements are needed. Exams are regulated by NMC and college.
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I choose this course because I like the environment and work in the operation theatre. It feels very nice to provide optimal treatment to the patient with painless surgery. Faculty: student ratio - 1:10 Faculty are well-professional and qualified in their area. Most of them PHD and some are postgraduate holders. They are more inclined towards the students to provide the best teaching methods but some faculty are also there you just have to ignore. Every 6 months, there will be a semester and exams were very difficult to pass.
I chose this course because of my family. I had seen my grandfather go through this treatment earlier and made me curious to learn more about the same. The student ratio is around 45/50. Intake increase every year. The faculty is highly qualified and experienced. More focus is done on the clinical part. Recently research has opened a lot of doors for students. Various competitions are held on that basis. During our syllabus, we had termly exams. Which were comparatively difficult, since if an individual has not cleared the terminal as well as preliminary they are not eligible for the university exam. It can be because of marks or lack of attendance. So it is very important to be apt with both things.
Course is difficult to study and curriculum and academics focuses on local medical problems and diseases. The faculty is good although all colleges have some or the other complaints regarding faculty, but in the end its better than government colleges.
The faculties are dedicated. The syllabus is completed on time. Good clinical exposure. There are a number of patients at the hospital. The library is one of the best ones in the country. Online teaching facilities are also available.
Syllabus is updated with current research and new guidelines. Associated hospital is well equipped with more than enough and sufficient patient exposure. Teachers are also very friendly and helping in nature
The fee structure is quite fine to all the facilities provided but it is high as compared to those provided in government colleges. Government colleges have way less fees as compared to us so. The fee structure according to me should be reduced and if not facilites should be enhanced.
The fee structure is very feasible and reasonable.The college charges just Rs.35000 at the time of admission and then Rs.18000 every year including the hostel fees and girl students have to pay Rs.6000 less as they don't need to pay tuition fees as per state govt. policies.
The fee structure is as of any other deemed college. Around 20 lac rupees per year as of the past academic year. It's expensive as compared to government and private colleges but similar to other deemed universities. Hostel and mess facilities available.
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