Government Medical College, Thrissur

The fruitful side of this course is that you get to be a doctor. Obviously that's the first thing that motivated me to get to this course. It's a practical world and hence it's all about preparing you to face real lide scenarios. I'd prefer the exams to be held twice a year rather than just once because you never know what all can happen in a span of one day, but I'd also argue for the level of the examination to be on a highly level slightly

Tuition fees are usually determined by the government. Usually doesn't have a very big hike. It'll take apporoximately 1.5 lakh to graduate from thus course. There are several scholarships available to the students

Intercollege dance, sports, arts competitions are the mega events held in this college. Also interbatch programmes are very common here. Programmes regarding every festival like onam, holi and almost all festivals are celebrated here

You'll be given an empty room with 24*7 wifi facility. You just have to pay 500 rupees maintainance fee, you can make almost any modification you want in your room. Meal is okayish. You mostly have south Indian breakfast, Rice during noon and Paratha, Chapati, Biriyani and all for dinner. Registration process is very easy. You just have to fill a form in the college hostel

Admission to MBBS course is done through NEET UG examination. You have to pass physics chemistry and biology in class 12 inorder to be eligible. Keep an eye on the date of NEET UG registration which will be announced like in January. The exam is usually held in the first Sunday of May. Application form, fees and dates will be available on NTA's website. The exam will be held only once in a year. Exam used to be very difficult in the 2010s but eventually now it's confined to NCERT books of class 11 and 12(Physics chemistry and biology). About 25 lakh students do write this examination and only a few thousand actially manage to go through.