Amazing journey

The course was five years long, the last was the internship semester where we performed our medical practice along with the assistance doctors. The curriculum focus more on theoretical work rather than the practical for the first two years and then we focus more on the practical than the theory. The curriculum was tough and required a lot of hard work.

The jobs were used to arrange at the end of last year where different institutes and hospitals came to interview. The hospitals like AIIMS, Jamia Institute, Indian Council of heart and lung, Maulana Azad came to interview us and the admission was on the basis of self merit and Academic performance. Almost all the students used to get placed With an average package of Rs.8 to 10, lakhs per annum.

Since this college was for those students who could not get admission to well-known government colleges, first year fee was around Rs.50,000 which was very affordable. It would be submitted in the form of demand draft, card payments but no cash was accepted.

The college was beautifully constructed and we had big playgrounds where the students could play sports like basketball, football, cricket and extra co-curricular activities were carried out like art, music, dance. There were equal number of boys and girls at the campus coming from different backgrounds.

Based on the entrance examination conducted by the medical Council of India called NEET I apply to this college through their official website where the application form was available. After filling up the details I was called upon the campus for the interview session and got enrolled for the course.

The faculty of the college were well-known professionals and doctors. They were well qualified and were very humble to the students. They were very helpful and guided us all along the curriculum. The teachers were very corporative to the students.