NMC review

I was always fascinated to treat the sick and save lives of mankind so I chose to be a doctor and took up this course . The curriculum we follow is RS 4 scheme which is mainly practical oriented to prepare us to be good doctors exam tenure varies every year so I feel it's quite needed inorder to be prepared and become good doctors

Tuition fee is constant but college charging additional fees is pretty much high along with the hostel fee . Scholarship is not provided by the college. Being an intern we are supposed to receive stipend as per NMC norms but we won't get paid .

Every alternate year there is an annual fest regale where in all the courses including pharmacy , physiotherapy ,nursing take part since it is a intercollege fest which will be held around April and coming to specific course , coma which is conference on medical activities is annual medical conference which is student funded and organised is conducted around September or October every 2 years .

Sharing rooms with 2 beds , cup board and a study table provided with common washrooms . Roomspace falls short for 2 and the washrooms are very unhygienic. Food is not bad , non veg is provided for dinner every alternate day , breakfast has 2 items along with juice , tea, coffee and milk . No separate registration is needed but it's quite costly as the fee is pretty high

Neet is the eligibility course , the admission details are provided by the kea and official college website . Reservation benefits are availed during admission and counseling so we'll know it in the kea official website.

Faculty student ratio is suffice . Faculty is well trained and their approach to teaching is powerpoint presentation based and mentorship is observed during the initial years which is pretty old school type . They're interactive and well approachable.