Princy Singh's Review On BPS Govt. Medical College For Women, Sonepat

As this is medical course exams are always very tough to even pass. Labs are okay. Final exams are conducted by university so no problem. Internal exams are slight difficult than university exam itself.

On an average in first attempt about 20-40 students per batch that is 200 students get selected for various pg courses in top colleges of country. Others repeat and most of them get selected in 1-2 attempts.Plain gets MBBS 50000 per month in primary care in rural areas.

Being a government institution fees structure is completely feasible for all students. Its not very expensive and is according to the reservations. Also some scholarships are alloted to the deserving students.

Extracurriculum of the college is great. The labs are well arranged with apparatuses and specimens of all the things which are necessary to be learnt by students. Sports are also given importance with the gym material and a ground for outdoor sports where synergy a sports meet is arranged

Hostels are pretty good. Cant expect big rooms and great furniture in government hostels but its livable. Washrooms are clean and hygienic. Mess food is not that great but yea can adjust with it. Fees are also very affordable.

The college offers admission into its MBBS program based on NEET rankings. NEET cut-off refers to the minimum rank that candidates are required to secure in NEET to be eligible for admission into the college. NEET cut-off score of individual medical colleges is released after publication of NEET Results. I scored 456 in NEET and was able to get into this colege.

The faculty of college was combination of both good and bad. If I rate them on scale of 1 - 5, 5 being Excellent and 1 being worst. My rating would lies between 1.5 - 3. Some of the faculty were not well qualified to teach medical students. They just completed their medical and joined as faculty.