TVMC Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

Mbbs has its own standard and respect the course is well recognised by everyone and they have huge respect for this. The patient respect us a lot Yearly once university exam is held and it is very difficult to clear

* Best curriculum followed Based on guidelines provided By National medical counsel *New NMC based curriculum provides Knowledge and Attitude skills needed for Both professionalism and Health care aspects * Suggestions to improve the curriculum is to alter the Practicals Hours little bit more than theory lectures *100 marks each paper, 3 papers in Each subject ,2 paper theory+ 1 practical , Average will calculated for 100 marks, difficulty level varies for years

I didn't specifically want to select this college. Rather i was assigned to it in my counselling The curriculum is really well focused on trying to adapt to us to the real life situations the doctors face The only improvement i can think of is completion of curriculum at the earliest so the students can prepare well for the final exam The exam range from being easy to moderate

The course that I am studying here is MBBS which is quite hectic in almost all over India. This is because they have too much of syllabus to be covered in such a short period of time which is quite stressful.

I want to become a doctor So I chose this course The student ratio is good They all are MD, MS There are a lot of exams conducted here And it's too stressful Every Saturday they conduct exam We need to pass it And we must write University exam

The admission process was completely dependant on the NEET-UG entrance exam conducted all over India. Since the college only takes 250 students, the process is not easy as it takes a lot of hard work to crack the exam.

Tirunelveli Medical College was established in the year 1965 under the affiliation to the Tamil Nadu Dr. MGR Mdical University, Chennai and administered by the Directorate of Medical Education of the Government of Tamil Nadu.The candidates who are willing to take admission in this college have to appear for NEET UG and qualify the cut off.

Students who want to take admission in MBBS program have to appear for the National Eligibility and Entrance Examination conducted by NTA.The eligibility criteria is that the person should be 17 years of age or above as on 31 Dec of the admission year.Minimum 50% marks should be in all the 10+2 subjects(PCB.)

The government Hospital was well equipped with all the basic and latest technology. The teachers were well known and few of the best doctors from India, the exposure provided was very unique. The campus was ragging free and was very friendly.

All India Entrance Examination Quota. In all states, government medical colleges account for 15% of all Indian seats. It has been converted into NEET tests and rank based assignments. When you got a selection, you just have to visit the college for filling up the form, and some submit some documents.