Lady Hardinge Medical College Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

Yes there are some many placements after you complete your study and course there is very good chance you easily get a job there are some people who work in the contract but after some time they get placement easily and if you passed out from lhmc they prefer you

There will be tests taken by the teachers. then the internal examinations are there. Exams are conducted every 6 monthly and practical examinations. Then Lastly the external examination. It's not too much difficult to pass the exams if you study sincerely

I felt a good future in this course. The faculty is around 10 and students is 250. All teachers are well qualified. The term exams are annually and are very difficult. The syllabus is big accordance with the course

I choose this course it's a technical degree with job surety and career backup. The college has enough faculty and they are well qualified and experienced. There are teachers holding masters and PhD degrees and their teachings techniques include all audio-visual aids like projector chart videos. The exam is held on time and even in covid time offline exams are conducted but if you are a consistent student it's not at all hard to pass.

Nursing is a noble profession in which u can serve the people and can have a financially stable life. There is enough facility in the college. There are eight semesters in which exams have to be given at the end of each semester. Exams include theory and practical exams which are of moderate level.

To be a doctor was my dream and to achieve the same I had chosen MBBS. Lady Hardinge Medical College is one of the prestigious colleges in the nation. The teacher faculty ratio is also pretty decent. It depends on the department as well. As in Physiology, it is 1: 10, in Anatomy department the table is of 1: 30. All the teachers also belong to the cream colleges and universities of the country and keep themselves updated with the latest teaching methods. The exam schedule was handed over to us at the beginning itself but University had to make some changes to it due to the outbreak of COVID-19. The proffs were offline and were a bit tough. All the DU Medical Colleges had to give the professional exams together.

I always wanted to do MBBS course and that too from government medical college as the private college fees are not affordable for my parents as its range in chores. The student: faculty ratio is good as in each dept we have almost 20 professors and around 10 senior residents. The faculty is average. Some professors are really very good but others are not so good. The teaching method online is ppt based which is okay if the professor is explaining it quite well but if he/she is just reading from slides it become quite boring and the type of ppt made by the teacher also depend on how good he/she teaches. I had given my 1st term exam and they were just 3 months after starting of class and they were MCQ based and quite easy. Also in LHMC after completion of each unit, there is a stage to review how well u had understood the concept.

There are no such placements. Once, you complete the 4.5 yrs of your MBBS, you will have to do a 1-year internship in the college itself making the total duration of the course 5.5 years. For an internship, you will get a stipend of approximately 15000-20000. And yes thereafter, you are eligible to get your MBBS degree. After MBBS, a most accepted option which people prefer is to give NEET PG and do their MD/MS.

This is a 5.5 years course. I choose this course because I like to selflessly serve needy ones. The faculty student ratio in each department of the college is about 1:10. The faculty members in the college are all completing their post graduation and other higher degrees. They teach in a very friendly and easy way that creates our interest in studying. Terms occur after 3-4 months of teaching time and they are of a very good level that helps us to revise each and every topic.