Meemansa's Review On University College Of Medical Sciences - [UCMS], New Delhi

I took NEET-UG & AIIMS-PMT exams and got AIR 705 and 316 respectively in both. My Delhi university rank was 148.

The MBBS curriculum consists of a 4.5 year academic session+ 1 year of compulsory internship. In these 4.5 years, the student is briefed on various preclinical, clinical and para-clinical subjects. After successfully completing this whole 5.5 year course, one finally attains the honour to be called as a ' doctor'.

Yes UCMS offers a whole 1 year term of internship. During this time, one gets a good exposure to the hospitals and the day to day requirements of the patients that the doctor needs to fulfill.

MBBS students are not offered any package in general except those who want to opt for research in future. As soon as one completes his/her MBBS, they have to appear for the NEET-PG exam. It's only after completing the post graduation, that a doctor's abilities to practice are recognised. Hence all the good packages are offered after that.

UCMS is a very happening college. Every year, the college hosts 2 fest's : avalanche and ripple. Both contain an array of events starting from quizzing, choirs, dances, choreography, sports, debating etc. They begin with the inauguration ceremony and end with a star night which is truly a piece of joy for the MBBS students.

The fee structure is extremely feasible. It's just rs 7000 per Annum which is a very low amount. Even the MBBS books are costlier than the fees. The college canteen is very cheap.

UCMS offers a lot many scholarships on merit cum means basis. Many NGOs like the saraswati NGO give monthly scholarships to help students pursue MBBS without stressing about the monetary issues.

The UCMS campus is one of the largest college campuses in India. The campus life at UCMS is also very happening. The gender ratio is 2:1 here. UCMS is also a hub of extra curricular activities. These include dance, music , debating, choreography, quizzing etc.

Definitely MBBS is one of the most lengthy and complicated undergraduate courses, as it requires one to excel in the understanding as well as application of the clinical concepts. The exams in UCMS are very frequently held. We have 2 hours of lab during the weekdays . Thus the day becomes really hectic.

The process began once the NEET results were announced. After that we procured forms from the Delhi university office and filled them there itself. After that, we were called for the first counselling round rank wise where I was asked to choose between UCMS and LHMC.

All the faculty members of UCMS hold excellence in their respective fields. All of them are post graduated diplomats having various laurels in their name. They are very kind, and are always keen to help. Before starting with any new topic, they first brief us about its clinical implications so that we can realise it's importance while practice.