The reviewer secured admission to an MBBS program through a state rank of 554 in the NEET-UG exam and counseling at BFUHS, Faridkot. This rank allowed them to choose from several colleges, including PIMS Jalandhar. The college boasts highly trained faculty, many of whom are experts in their fields, although the teaching style leans more towards theoretical learning. For government quota seats, the tuition fee is INR 2.9 lakh annually, while management quota seats cost INR 7 lakh annually.
Hostel fees are INR 50,000 per year. Students face additional administrative charges and fines, making the institution's costs significant yet competitive compared to other private colleges. The MBBS program spans 5.5 years, including a compulsory one-year internship with a stipend of INR 7,000-9,000 monthly. While direct placements are not offered, graduates have good job prospects in both private and government sectors. Further specialization through NEET PG is an option. The college assists with installment plans and education loans but does not offer its own scholarships, relying instead on government-aided scholarships for SC/ST, backward classes, and minority students.
Tuition fees increase by 10% annually, with the total cost ranging from 70-75 lakhs. Intern stipends are limited, and there are noted disparities in treatment of female students compared to their male counterparts.
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