Easy to get a degree but tough to get admission

Infrastructure is not so good but the environment is good. Everyone is supportive. You can flourish well there.

The course is good, you have a lot of option after this degree.so better to go for it if you are not getting admission in MBBS, you can work in private as well as govt positions. You won't repent this decision ever. All you have to do is " give your all effort during the completion of this course " and yes, you are done and ready for your future.

No .college won't provide you with campus placement but obviously, you can go for out of campus placement and if you are talented enough, you can easily get placed in any firm. Besides this government vacancies are also released and you can get placed there as well.

Too many functions are celebrated here. It's quite a long list. Welcome party, Freshers party, Teachers day celebration, Children's day, Holi Milan Samaroh. Besides these, there are many more occasions of celebration.medicine camp is organised from time to time.

Very less fee.you just have to pay around 12000 per year and that is far less than any private colleges. All you have to do is hard labour to get admitted here. Then feel free and enjoy a 4 years term. You can get a few concession too if you are from SC/ST .overall there is nothing more to worry about money.

No.the fee was very less as compared to any other institutions.so You do not have anything to worry about.

Girls are less as compared to boys. But the environment is quite good. Everyone is quite supportive so you don't have to worry about anything. There is harmony among students as well as officials. Staffs and the teachers are very good.

Generally selected and talented students are selected for this college, so most of the alumni are in good places.

I was trying to get admission in MBBS through BCECE. I cleared the pre with a good score but lagged behind the cut off in mains because of few marks. Then there was combined merit list released by BCECE for those who had cleared pre and had got a certain score in mains as well. I was called for state counselling and there I had many options eg agriculture, lab assistant, pharma, lab technician etc. I opted for pharma because I was interested in medicine.

Everyone is good there. Faculties are quite supportive and the environment is also well. Here you can get an ample amount of time to go for other interests as well because if you are good at basics, you can easily complete your studies much better in very less time. Many of my batchmates qualified GPAT exam in their very first attempt to go for higher study: M.PHARM.