What Students Say
Likes
- A lot of clinical exposure in terms of learning through patients along with few good professors who teach you how it's exactly done
- Loved how much time we can spend on learning while we are there. Professors always encourage us to take cases and learn as much as possible
- Easy accessibility to transportation. Connected to nearby metro station, bus and auto stands
Dislikes
- The time schedule gets a bit hectic sometimes
- Things get overwhelming sometimes and we don't get help from others on how to deal with it
- Wish the campus was bigger and we could have more spaces to get together and learn more
Course Curriculum Overview
I chose this course because I always curious about Indian medicine and surgery. You can sail through this journey only if you show your special interest in it. If not it's not your cup of tea. Always ask questions, learn more and don't let others put boundaries over how much you can do and contribute to this world. Be confident in your science and pay meticulous attention while learning. Don't ever give up. As far as curriculum goes I think NCISM is doing a great job with it!
Fees and Financial Aid
I opted for the AIQ seat and it costs 2 lakhs per year. Few of my friends got through State govt seat and pay 60k per year. You can apply scholarships via state govt education website once you clear your exams.
Campus Life
There is annual fest and it's really good experience, you get to know about people around you and enjoy a lot with your crowd. The facilities and technological provisions within classrooms are definitely upto the mark. Library and digital library are also very good!
Admission
I chose this college mainly because of the high patient intake and clinical exposure we get here. The added benefit of it also being a research centre widens the perspective on Ayurveda when you can take up research projects and broaden your view of learning. I cleared NEET-UG and cut off marks varies each year. Because of high demand these days cut off is around 550+ for general merit
Faculty
The faculty to student ratio is good enough. The relationship between faculty and students depends on the batch more than individual. But approaching faculty is easy. I liked few of the faculties because they encourage us to grow rather than others who only tell us about the negatives we have and only focus on that rather than helping us in getting better and a good doctor. Exams are according to the guidelines of NCISM. Difficulty varies can't predict that easily.
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