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Item: Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences - [RIMS]
Rating: 3.8
Author: Manikanta

3.8

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4.0

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4.0

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Hostel

3.0

Manikanta

Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences - [RIMS], MBBS

Reviewed on Apr 5, 2023(Enrolled 2020)

Remarks

The student should pass in 10th class examination and also pass intermediate exams in 2 years. He or she should write the NEET UG examination and score at least the eligible marks and should get 550 and above for a seat in a government medical college.

Course Curriculum Overview

Studying MBBS and becoming a doctor is my passion and my dream. The faculty in our college are increasing slowly year by year and the students' strength is also increasing from 100 to 120 in the last 2 years.

Class Size: 120Course Fees: INR 30000 per year

Fees and Financial Aid

The cost of the study is soo basic like any level of student can afford it to pay. The fee hike may be from 1000 to 4000 may be approximate. Scholarships are given to distinguished candidates and the ones scoring high marks in their subjects.

Campus Life

The annual day fest is celebrated every year soo grandly along with that many festivals and our seniors' convocations are also celebrated soo grandly. The books in the library are soo enough to study. The library is soo peaceful to study for exams.

Hostel Facilities

The hostel facilities and rooms are not soo good and have to be improved a lot by the government. The government has to see into this issue and solve this as soon as possible. The meal quality is also the same and has to be improved.

Hostel Fee: INR 6000 per year

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