Wonderful experience

Our bds curriculum is too systamatically divised and followed in the college. It covers most of the clinical as well as theoretical aspects of the subject which prepares us for the real challenges. And when it comes to the exams it is moderately difficult. 3 exams will be there including the models conducted 1 and half months apart which is followed by a final university exam regulated by kuhs. But i would suggest to improve the current curriculum in order to include modern advancements in our field which definitely can't be achieved through teaching using primitive ways like presentations etc.

Our college offers us to do our internship in our college itself. We will be entitled to junior doctors in duty. Periodically we also need to go for camps in cities as well as in rural areas. All of us are obliged to complete our 365 days internship for which we will be paid 3000 per month.

Turion fee is regulated by government and For me it costed around sixteen lacs including my special fees. Apart from this scholarships are also available for students on the basis of their caste religion. Reservations and scholarships are open to sc/st, obc and other backward castes and religion. Financial aids are available for these students covering Their tuition fee.

We do have our own arts and college day every year along with the convocation ensuring an active participation of all the students and interns and staffs. We also have our college journals and a good library with excellent amount of books. All the classrooms are technologically updated ensuring interactive sessions. We also do have a rotaract club and bls training during our internship.

We need to take our neet exam followed by keam. And it requires a cut off near to approx 40 percent. Application fee is our first year tution fee. There were no other exams solely conducted by the college for selection of the students. Selection is based on state merits or management quota.

Staff to student ratio is appreciable. For every 12 students theres a mentor to attend. We usually have post graduates as our senior lecturers. 80 percent of the staffs will be there in our college whereas the others used to come weekly. Interaction with these staffs are frequent since we are working/studying in the same clinic/departments. Most of them are so gentle but not all of them.