R.G.kar Medical college, The home for the Best Future Doctors.

MBBS is one of the most relevant degrees in India as India, especially the rural parts of India, does not have sufficient doctors when it comes to our huge population. The curriculum includes patient interaction from the beginning of 2nd year itself, which leads to a better understanding of the course. The patient interaction with students during the 2nd and 3rd year could be managed in a better way. The exams here are moderate, and the frequency depends on the year and subject. There are minimum 3 semester exams and 1 professional exam every year. Which includes practical examination as well.

The hospital of our college itself offers a mandatory internship. Students are posted in different departments to get to know and understand various aspects of medicine and surgery. This helps you become a good doctor as you gain a ton of experience treating patients.

The tuition fee is very moderate (35,000 for the entire 5.5 years of the course), considering the crores of fees taken by private medical colleges. Financial aid is available for students. It is provided by the WB government, and details are available on their website. The internship begins at the end of the final year, and students are paid Rs 29,000 per month. At the end of the MBBS course, as per the merit list, students are employed by the college hospital with a salary of around 55,000 per month. If you are not preparing for your postgraduate exam, you can earn around 1–2 lakh per month working for private hospitals.

The annual fest of our college, Lobelia, is renowned all over India. It is the biggest academic fest in all of Eastern India. Artists like Sonu Nigam, Armaan Malik, Karunesh Talwar, and Swati Sachdeva have performed here in recent fests. The technologies available vary from department to department. The beautiful open ones, like FMT, have the latest tech. Sports competitions in cricket, badminton, and football are regularly organized. Research groups are available for students interested in research work.

You need to qualify for the NEET UG exam. With an Air of around Rs 10000-13000 to get into this college. All details of admission are available on the MCI and WBMCC websites. The NEET exam is quite difficult, and the frequency is once a year. The Admission process could be made a bit simpler by the MCI by reducing the no. Of documents they need offline as we have already provided them online.

The faculty-to-student ratio is quite good. In the 3rd year, every group of 5 students is taught by 1 faculty, thereby making the learning experience quite good. Every department has more than sufficient professors who are highly qualified and experts in their fields. The teachers are always open to solving the doubts of students.