an honest review for VMMC

Course
5.0
Campus
3.5
College
4.5
Hostel
3.0
Interview
4.0
Internship
4.0
dixit ray
Reviewed on Aug 21, 2022(Enrolled 2021)

Remarks

eligibility of the course is really high. as we all know mbbs is a high-rank course. application dates are after 1 or 2 months after NEET results. we need to apply online and according to our score in NEET, we get selected for collages respectively. after being selected by colleges we need to apply offline via filling offline form in college. there are around 27% of seats are reserved for quota. the admission process is good and easy here. no such troubles.

Course Curriculum Overview

5

MBBS is the best of the best medical course. we have wide job opportunities in the Medical field as doctors. and we can do MD in a specific field after this course. The faculty staff is well educated and friendly. The student ratio is 50-50 it changes per year. teachers are really experienced and mastered in their particular subjects. they have a simplified teaching method. it is really tough to pass term exams it is a really hard course but yeah if we study hard we can pass it with the teacher's guidance and attend regular classes.

Internships Opportunities

4

we got a 14k/month stipend as an internship on our campus and we can do the rest of the 6 months of internship anywhere we like. there are some private hospitals like a maa hospital, janvi health institute, doctor house, etc has offered 7-12 lakh per year packages after internship. there are tasks to be a professional doctor and be a master in our Medical field and serve humanity. as the outcome we can be a good doctor.

Fees and Financial Aid

collage fees from first to last year. but per year for new students fees get increased by 10 to 20k. there aren't other costs except for hostel fees there is mysy government scholarship policy available for all students. and wet get stipend 14k/month after final year for 12 months, as an internship. also, we can do the last 6-month internship in any government hospital we want.

Campus Life

3.5

we celebrate many festivals on our campus. we hold many health camps and blood donation camps. we have freshers for new students and farewells for last year's students per year. our classrooms are in such a new condition and we have a whiteboard and a projector system for teaching. we also held sports events and health awareness camps in nearby villages. there is Facebook and WhatsApp run by college students.

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