Atul Thakkur's Review On K.J. Somaiya Medical College & Research Centre - [KJSMC], Mumbai

Item: K.J. Somaiya Medical College & Research Centre - [KJSMC]
Rating: 3.2
Author: Atul Thakkur

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Faculty

3.5

Social Life

3.0

Placement

4.0

Course

3.5

Campus

2.5

Hostel

2.5

Atul Thakkur

K.J. Somaiya Medical College & Research Centre Mumbai, M.B.B.S.

Reviewed on Jan 3, 2016

Remarks

Apart from the fees the college is excellent and the environment is great and home like.

Entrance Preview

MHT-CET, 176/200 it is located in mumbai so it is close to my house i hate staying away from mumbai.

Course Curriculum Overview

3.5

It was good medium difficulty and detailed i loved the curriculum it was pefectly packed giving us sufiicient time to prepare and at the same time learn sufficiently.

Internships Opportunities

Internship is hectic at some times of the month ane enjoyable at the same time love the internship sad that it will get over soon stipend is not given.

Placement Experience

Job opportunities are good we get to work as CMOs in many hospitals if we wish to do so and not prepare for further entrance exams 1 students each year start working as cmos.

College Events

Aakarshan is our college festial it lasts for about 1month has indoor ane outdoor sporats like cricket football chess carrom fashion show dance competition foodathon.

Fee Structure And Facilities

Fee is expensive about 7 lakh per year and has to be paid in a single go thus makes ones budget a bit tight but it is worth the out come of becomeing a doctor.

Fees and Financial Aid

College does not offer any loan but it has subsidised fees for categoery system like sc st nt at half the rate or free of cost goverment approved loans are avilable.

Campus Life

2.5

The were average college festival is the only extra curricular that happens around other than that there is no extracurricular activity present in my institue.

Hostel Facilities

2.5

Hostel facility isn't that great clumsy stay and no personal washroom fun with roommates though not strict college mess food may be called by some as unpalatable.

External Expense: Rs. 4000 - Rs. 7000

Alumni/Alumna

Senior students are of great hell in the same was as how we help our juniors they help us with the syllabus making it easy for us understanding the portion for exams.

Exam Structure

The exams are there evry semester 6 monthly exam and college exams or tests in between the schedule is enough to get us worried and prepare for our boards but also not too hectic.

Faculty

3.5

Faculty was excellent very homely feeling nice teaching crowd very knowledgeable great infrastructure and close to home thus provided a huge comfort.

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