Astounding yet pressurizing

The college is an excellent one. As far as it is concerned about management, the management ain't student friendly at all, and most of the times the students are forced to do unlawful activities yielding under pressure.

UP-CPMT.Marks Obtained: 162/200. I chose this college because it's the best college for medical education in Uttar Pradesh, which is my native state only. So, it was my choice. The Admission process consists of 200 questions. 100 of biology and 50 each of physics and chemistry. The questions are based on UP based syllabus.

The course curriculum was directly the course studied by the students in intermediate classes i.e xi and xii of the Uttar Pradesh board syllabus. The criteria for the examinations is XII passed with a minimum of 50% obtained.

Medical Colleges have a year compulsory internship after completion of final year. Then the PG exams decides the future fate. The Internship stipend is 12500 as decided by the up government. It is compulsory to do your internship to appear for pg exam in Uttar Pradesh.

Depends on your rank in post graduate exam. If you score good, u are eligible for a good clinical subject in a good college. Else u may choose a non-cinical side, or a clinical subject in less better college. The annual pay in pg is above 50,000.

1) Saraswati Pooja-conducted by 2nd year students in February on Basant panchmi, funded by students collection.2) Annual Fest- RHAPSODY. -conducted by students of 3rd in year in December. There are sports events and then the final programme which includes literary events, dances, dramas, acts, fashion show, star night, dj show and the prize distribution.

Its quite affordable as its a government college, under up state government. The annual fees is 29,900/- pa for general category students and 19,900 per annum for category students. As far as a government aided college matters, its expensive, as compared to other state government colleges.

There are no scholarships granted by the college. Only the UP government provides scholarship to students with annual income less than 2,00,000.

The gender ratio is 1.5:1 .The hostel parties are restricted due to strict governance. Workshops are few. There is less tolerance in regard to religion, people don't give attention to religion to race, gender as such. There are few extracurricular activities as the college is medical and pays more attention to medical ethics and values.

The hostels aren't that good. The sanitation facilities and all are not that good as the hostel is really very old. The rooms are in sharing of 2. The yearly expenses of hostels and electricity are 6000/-.

There is a Georgian Alumni Association of which we all students are a part of. The Alumini recalls all students on the 25th anniversary for celebrating the silver jubilee. The seniors are quite cooperating and helpful.

Quite hectic to say. Busy from morning 8-4 and then evening postings again from 6-8. Morever, apart from a Sunday and national holidays, there are no holidays. This makes all this thing tedious and life-sucking. But there is security in this profession.

Brilliant. Busy in medical field but giving us optimum knowledge and sharing their experience. The teaching is via PowerPoint presentations and the teachers work very hard in selecting the content of the slides. The teaching is methodical with clinical correlates in every possible scenario.