Remarks
Generally Regarded as the Best College in West Bengal for MBBS if not East India. Holds credit for excellence in the field via Alumni records. Draws flake due to Student Politics prevalent in Colleges of WB.
Course Curriculum Overview
MBBS course as such is pretty hectic, with lots of exams to grill and prepare for the Clinics. Lab personnel and equipment are sufficient for the students.Consisting of 4 year of Academics, each is concluded by a Final Exam conducted by WBUHS and the respective academic year has 2/3 Semester exams. Teaching is complex of Lectures, Dissection, Lab Work, Clinics and Surgery OT. Eventually after 4year completion there is Internship of 1year which involves a student to Serve in each of the Clinical department for a duration of 15-45days.
Placement Experience
Yes, We do a 1year Internship in the same Hospital which involves a student to Serve in each of the Clinical department for a duration of 15-45days. Stipend per Month is Rs.22500 which however varies as per Govt.Regulation (Pay Commission). Job opportunities are ample atter MBBS, both in Private (as Medical Offcier) or Govt.Setup (as Medical Officier).
College Events
Events in College. Annual 'Rhapsody'- a Mix of wide ranging events from Cultural, Educational, Concerts ranging over 4-5days generally in the month of September. Other events include Sports Meet-' Arthralgia' Photo Exhibition-' FrameBondi' Blood Dination Camps Annual Magazine
Fee Structure And Facilities
Fee Structure :(in Rs) Admission Fee -6250 Semester Fee-4500(total 9 Semesters) Examination fee for Final Exams by WBUHS- Varies from 1500-1800(Total 4 Final Exam) Hostel Fee : 144/year Food in Mess: 1500/month varies from Diet. Electrical Fee:Free
Fees and Financial Aid
Scholarship is awarded for economically unstable students based on Family Income to be presented to the Respective Authority awarding Scholarship. The Board WBUHS/College as Such doesnt award any Scholarship.
Campus Life
Gender ratio : Male >Females (varies from Year to Year), though gap isnt very high. Frequent Workshops on varied topics, and CMEs are held almost every other month. No discrimination on any factor of Gender/Ethnicity/Religion/Race/Economic Status is seen/experienced. Students do have varied political ideologies. Sports: Indoors- Table Tennis,Chess,Carrom Outdoors- Football, Cricket, Volleyball.
Hostel Facilities
Has presently 5 boy's hostel and 1 Girls' hostel.Rooms are OK condition except the New Boys Hostel which are newest and hence much better than rest in terms of Infrastructure. Sharing is generally 3-4/room based on room Size.Rental is Rs.144/year. Rooms alloted based on Distance of College from Home Address. Each room comes with a Bed/person an Ceiling Fan.New Hotel Rooms may have attached Balcony and Shelves for Goods.
Alumni/Alumna
Alumni of College is under Medical College Ex- Students Association which generally holds the Workshops, Blood Donation Camps,CMEs. Junior-Senior interaction is deeply integrated in the Day to Day life, helping in from Academics to any needs one may face here in.
Admission
Admission is via NEET-UG rank (15% of All Seats ) and via a State Rank List (derived from AIR if NEET-UG for WB) which takes the remaining 85% of total seats.Total intake at present is 250/batch in MBBS course. Admission is pretty simple; In AIQ report to college for Medical Certificate creation and do the formalities like document(Std 10,12 marksheet) submission and verification. In state Quota, Medical Certificate and requisite Proforma(only for State quota) is to be prepared by the candidate attested by a registered Medical Practitioner or State Authority in Office.Document verification takes place twice in a alloted centre(usually a Medical College by the Board of Admission to MBBS: WBUHS) and the college of admission.
Faculty
Faculty is pretty standard, with teachers from other states as well as from WB itself. Faculty generally comprises Professors, Demonstrators, Post Graduate trainees(PGTs), Lab Personnel who have adequate qualification to take care of the needs of the students and training.
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