KIMS Bhubaneswar Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

During internship which is in the final year of mbbs kims appoints their own students for an year and if interested the students could join kims hospital as an graduate mbbs doctor or can apply for pg courses.

The curriculum is very tough and hectic. You have to work very hard each and every day so that you can get a slack during the exams . There will a total of 4 exams each year . There will be three internals and one proff at the end of the year.

Being a doctor is itself a blessing and saving life is the next best thing . The cirriculum is hard but teaches us the basic aspect of medical science and the exams are necessary so that the pressure doesn't fall on us during university exams.

This course what i always wanted to do even if it is a difficult course but still it is all worth the pain and struggles Even hav 3 internals and a final exam in each year which is very stressful but after passing the exams the joy is worth it

Medicine is a ever evolving curriculum with new stuff being found every year. Most of the faculties have attained foreign fellowships and are up to date with any recent advances. This is reflected on their methodology of teaching and the content of the course. Clinical aspects of every subject are immensly focused upon and its relevance in a hospital setting is discussed extensively.

The college is very well. The faculty is amazing. Some professors arent that great and give no effort in teaching as any college. But maximum faculty is amazing. The college in general is very good and will give you alot of exposure.

Exams are taken 3 times a year . 2 internals and a final exam . The professors are good here and the hospital provides us with practical knowledge which has a quite impressive number of patient load . There are audio visual facilities in the classrooms and seminars are conducted too . Tutorial and AETCOM classes are very helpful too .

There is nothing called placement in the medical stream, unlike engineering courses. Each and every medical graduate graduating from medical school gets either a government job or a private job or starts its own medical practice. Those working in a private or a government setup earn a monthly salary of Rs 70000 per month to Rs 100000 per month. From my college, each and every students gets a job in any private and government medical college or hospital.

There is no such term called placement in medical colleges because whoever does mbbs gets either job in a government or a private medical college. Each and every medical graduate graduating from medical college gets Rs 75000 to Rs 100000 per month. And it depends on the state where you practice and also on the skills and experience you have. Almost all students graduating from my college get a job in hospitals across India.

The medical field does not have placement term in its profile. Whoever does mbbs gets either a government or a private job in a hospital or a medical college. After doing pg one can also act as a tutor. Almost and every student graduating from my college gets a job. I will work at my college after doing my mbbs.