GMCH Chandigarh Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

Truly speaking I was a NEET aspirant and while preparing for the examination to get admission to the MBBS course, eventually I started having an interest in nursing. As NEET was not in my hand, I cracked the Gcet exam and entered GMCH in the course BSC NURSING 4YEARS. I chose this course as my cousin's sister influenced me to do so. I already believed that being a nurse and qualifying from this college would gain a good rapport and recognition in itself. Moreover, I would able to solve my parent's problems in the financial aspect as nursing is highly paid for in every government setting. A step forward toward my goals, GMCH COLLEGE OF NURSING has also supported me in improving my overall personality. I'm now competent enough to interact and stand for my rights which was made possible only by this college. They not only inculcate professional standards in a student but also dig into a person to unbox the qualities beneath one. The examinations held pretty moderate to solve.

The B.SC NURSING course is a best course as the curriculum consists of 4 year plan in which 1st year have 9 subjects 2nd year 7 subjects 3rd year 4 subjects 4th year 3 subjects. Also the curriculum consist some clinical hours and internship of 6th month within the hospital.

It was my second option after mbbs. And it felt like a safe option. This course is helpful for finding jobs in india and foreign countries too. There are must be 8-9 teachers. And per class strength must be 35-40. All teachers are highly qualified with there degree in bsc and msc. Some are doing their phd too. Exams occur 4 times a year.

I prefer this course Because from starting onwards, I love drugs to read, and anaesthesia is all about drugs. Ratio of faculty:student is- 1:2. Qualification for the facility must be at least above senior residents of that particular department. And their teachings method is quite professional and polite. There are 3 terms in the exam, and to pass an exam you have to score at least 50% marks of the total exam.

For the paramedics, campus placement is done after the course completion, and side with the degree we have to do clinical duty. Maximum students are able to get the placements. My plans after the completion of my degree are for pursuing my further studies and do my master's for the same course.

everything is exellent about the college from faculty o infrastructure but yes i would like to say since i m one f the earliest batches of bsc nursing course so shifting of classes and teachers keep on going which is a little difficult to adjust.