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Government Medical College / Rajindra Hospital-[GMCP], Patiala - Reviews

Patiala, PunjabEstd 1953 BFUHS, Faridkot

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3.8

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4.2

Infrastructure

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Accommodation

3.5

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3.8

Placement

3.9

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Dental College Review GDC patiala

3.8Helpful

Likes

Academically Better than other Clg (medical Faculties are better)
Patient Flow is quite Better (endodontics and Prosthodontics are usually has highest patient Rate)

Dislikes

Dental Faculties are not Enough (Recruitment is on going currently thou)
Pre clinical Conservative lab need to be renovated

Course Curriculum Overview:

You will gono deal with patient from 3rd year onward and there is specific no. Of patients you need to complete else you could be detain.. patient diagnosis is quite daunting task and surely develop your skills for future

Abhinav Rauthan BDS (Enrolled 2022) Reviewed on Sep 6, 2024

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Overall experience in the college is good you've have face some challanges but you'll definitely get through it.

3.0Helpful

Likes

Environment, not even polluted , nature trees

Course Curriculum Overview:

I want to become a doctor that's why I chose this Faculty student ratio is good and appropriate Each Faculty is a good or they have done atleast mbbs with some professional courses like MD MS University exams happened every year at the end and with proper preparation it's easy to pass

Kusum MBBS (Enrolled 2022) Reviewed on Dec 29, 2023

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Best College life

3.3Helpful

Likes

Clinical exposure that is provided by goverment hospital.
My friend circle is very fruitful. The environment around is very friendly.

Dislikes

Infrastructure of the college could be better
Lack of clubs for extra curricular activities

Course Curriculum Overview:

I choose this course because I feel really empathetic to needy people and I want to serve my country. The faculty in my college is very good and up to the mark. All the faculty members are doctorate and their teaching method is also great. Our termly exams were not conducted on time and it was really difficult to pass.

Tamanna B.Sc (Nursing), Nursing (Enrolled 2022) Reviewed on Jul 19, 2023

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Tour of Gmc Patiala

4.5Helpful

Course Curriculum Overview:

These happen two times in each year terms 1 and 2. Then sendups. And lastly finals. If we study routinely then it will be easier to get good scores. Otherwise, the syllabus will pile up. No doubt mbbs is difficult and it requires a lot of hard work and smart work.

Anudeep Kaur MBBS (Enrolled 2020) Reviewed on Nov 29, 2022

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Life at GMC Patiala

3.9Helpful

Course Curriculum Overview:

I chose this as it is one of the well-known colleges for mbbs in Punjab. 10:225, Faculty, are postgraduates. With an experience of more than 5years mostly. At the end of the year, there were exams that are a bit difficult to pass.

Anonymous MBBS (Enrolled 2021) Reviewed on Oct 20, 2022

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Best college in patiala

3.7Helpful

Course Curriculum Overview:

The college faculty is too good. The students and teachers I have witnessed in this college are very hardworking and helpful. The seniors and teachers are always there to take your doubts. The curriculum is updated and there's good clinical exposure. The only lacking factor is the availability of research opportunities. Our college provides facilities like ac laboratories, library, wifi, good lab and dissection halls for medical students. The infrastructure of our college is good and also the condition of the hostel is also better now. The course curriculum is changed with advanced technology and added alongside the syllabus. This course needs practical as well as theoretical knowledge which is provided well by our respected teachers. The course curriculum is vast and it requires attention. Our course is different than other courses as after studies we will get a chance of 1-year internship and then we are provided a license to practice on our own, also we can do PG.

Twinkle MBBS (Enrolled 2015) Reviewed on Sep 23, 2021

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Mirror of the college

2.8Helpful

Placement Experience:

Students become eligible for the placement in the internship the highest package is given in Delhi about near 70000 and the average package will be given near about 30000 sometimes you can get 20000 rupees in some cheap corporate hospitals like Delhi heart Bathinda about hundred hundred percent students will get their placements most people clan for post-graduation.

Dr herriot MBBS (Enrolled 2011) Reviewed on Mar 20, 2021

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B.Sc Medical APB at GMC patiala

3.0Helpful

Placement Experience:

On a serious note, if you choose this course, you cannot expect employment opportunities after graduation. You have to do a master's and then you can think of a lectureship or a laboratory assistant. For higher studies, you can pursue a PhD and go in the research field. But the course is not as easy as it seems, the path is very struggling and often you face failure. After the recent NMC update, the non-medical teaching staffs are limited which makes the pursuing of this course very questionable. but there are alternative course and job opportunities after graduation in other life sciences subjects. Rest, the college doesn't provide any internship in this course. You are entirely on your own risk and decisions when you enrol for this course.

Mitali B.Sc, Anatomy (Enrolled 2017) Reviewed on Nov 22, 2020

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My College

3.4Helpful

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This college is mainly for MBBS Students. Some time you have to feel bad to being a pharmacy student. This is the only one thing that need to improved. Teachers are also not much interested to improve conditions of pharmacy students. No farewell and fresher party Held for pharmacy.

Rohit D.Pharm, Pharmacy (Enrolled 2015) Reviewed on Apr 22, 2020

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