Lady Hardinge Medical College Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

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4.1
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4.2
Infrastructure
4.2
Accommodation
3.8
Social Life
4.0
Placement
4.3

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4.7Helpful
Reviewed on Apr 5, 2022(Enrolled 2021)

Placement Experience:

There is no concept of college placement after MBBS as most student prepare for NEET PG and get admission in PG courses. Being in LHMC gives me an advantage of getting 50% DU quota in PG entrance i.e. 50% seats are reserved for MBBS students passed from DU college that includes MAMC, LHMC & UCMS.
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Nazneen Siddique
3.6Helpful
Reviewed on Apr 4, 2022(Enrolled 2020)

Course Curriculum Overview:

This is one of the reputed profession, everyone respect doctors and in my family, there is no lady doctor so I want to fill that gap and of course, I love to treat people. It's like 40:60 but we always get a teacher whenever we feel like asking doubt. They all are well qualified some are from mamc AIIMS too and some of them teach very well and some just read ppts. As we know mbbs is a professional course they are never late in taking exams until and unless any kind of pandemic will there. No difficulty at all if you read important topics you can pass easily
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Shruti singh
4.3
Reviewed on Apr 4, 2022(Enrolled 2020)

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I was always interested in the human body. Faculty: student ratio is a bit low but the teachers are always available to you in case you need any help. The faculty is awesome, with amazing teaching skills. You have 2 term exams followed up by setups and then professional examination along with fortnightly exams.
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Ruby
5.0Helpful
Reviewed on Feb 6, 2022(Enrolled 2020)

Placement Experience:

I don't know much about placements as I'm not an intern now but most probably interns get placements. As we are doctors so yes the placement percentage is good not that bad but generally, we do PG first.
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Urvashi Soni
4.3Helpful
Reviewed on Dec 9, 2021(Enrolled 2019)

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I'm pursuing MBBS. My college has a pretty good ratio of teachers to students with highly qualified faculty and also the student-teacher interaction is great. However there is a gap in communication from Academic Section but overall it is a great college to be in. Like any other medical college, exams are an all-year-round process.
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Anonymous
5.0Helpful
B.Sc {Hons.}, Nursing
Reviewed on Nov 17, 2021(Enrolled 2019)

Course Curriculum Overview:

The course curriculum is very good and our tutors are the best and encourage us to do our best. I choose this course because I want to serve our nation to give care to needy people. The faculty-student ratio is less in our college but our teachers are very hard working they do all the efforts to teach us in a good and attractive manner. Our teachers are well qualified and they all are masters in their field. Term exams are not often very difficult but we have to study from starting to pass the examinations with good marks.
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Aryan Panchal
4.1
Reviewed on Nov 16, 2021(Enrolled 2018)

Placement Experience:

Placements are not there for Undergraduate programmes. Because most students go for post graduation. If a student have a MD degree, then there are more job offers to both government and private hospitals.
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Himanshi
4.5
B.Sc {Hons.}, Nursing
Reviewed on Oct 31, 2021(Enrolled 2019)

Course Curriculum Overview:

It provides a financially secured future and job security. The faculty-student ratio somehow lie between 1:15 The teacher is well qualified and highly experienced The examination is conducted every 6 monthly semester-wise.
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Rinki Deshwal
4.1
B.Sc {Hons.}, Nursing
Reviewed on Oct 29, 2021(Enrolled 2019)

Course Curriculum Overview:

All the teachers in the college are highly qualified. Their teaching method is easily understandable. There is a semester system. Exams are held every 6 months. To pass exams minimum of 50 percent of marks are required.
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Anonymous
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B.Sc {Hons.}, Nursing
Reviewed on Oct 25, 2021(Enrolled 2019)

Course Curriculum Overview:

I choose this course as I wanted to get into any medical courses with a good job security. There is about 12 teachers in the whole college giving about 1:20 teacher per student ratio. All the teachers are qualified and mostly have studied from the se college itself many of them have completed their specialised M.sc and some are even pursuing p.hd. They a good and sophisticated teaching techniques. Exams are scheduled every 6 months and in the first semester they were pretty hard to pass but after that we get used to the college curriculum
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Lady Hardinge Medical College: 1 Answered Question

What is your review of Lady Hardinge Medical College?

Shreya PalitStudies MBBS at AIIMS, 2022

One of my sisters is a part of Lady Hardinge College and her experience at the college has been amazing. 

The college has a gigantic auditorium and administrative block, other than which there are no efficient places to talk about. 

You will enjoy several outings during your stay at the college because the campus lacks a good food joint. You can also order food from nearby restaurants in Paharganj or Connaught Place. The food is nominally available in the food mess at the hostel which is not tasty. 

The major downside is the infrastructure it has, as opposed to other institutes such as AIIMS, MAMC, or UCMS. The gymnasium at the college is not very well equipped. However, as per what my cousin states, it is a decent university when talking academically. 

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