The course offers a favorable faculty-to-student ratio of 1:20, allowing for personalized attention and one-on-one assistance. Students benefit from being in smaller groups for better academic support. Internal assessments are conducted every 4-6 weeks, resulting in eight assessments per subject each year, leading to final university exams. Faculty members, especially in the anatomy department, are approachable and supportive, though some departments like forensic medicine strictly follow college rules. The college has a well-equipped campus with modern lecture halls and labs.
However, hostel and mess facilities are just adequate, and the location is inconvenient. Tuition and fees vary by quota: the management quota is 1,285,000 INR for tuition, with a total first-year cost of about 1,655,000 INR. The self-financing quota has a tuition fee of 425,000 INR with similar additional costs. The NRI quota charges 1,875,000 INR for tuition, while the government quota is 400,000 INR annually. Hostel fees are 160,000 INR per year, fixed for five years, and there is an additional development fee of 400,000 INR.
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