Life in IGIMS

Well our course is excellent if students are guided properly. They must provide regular classes and practical under the guidance of teachers and professor. Student can open their own clinic or can work in private and government sector its based on their skills.

Our college provides us with internships, so no other companies or hospital required for that. The college also provides a stipend according to the curriculum followed by AIIMS Delhi. During the internship, we have to work in a different department. We work in opd, ot, ward and at many more different places. One negative point is that the stipend is not paid on time.

Recently college increased tution fee almost 30% which not sound good for such autonomous and well reputed college. Students have to pay their fee in proper time otherwise tbey have to pay fine upto 2000 or more. Students are also charged of repairs of instruments when they took admission. College provide few scholarship like student credit card loan if it get approved by different levels of officers of college and district.

College organized different types of activities throughout the year like foundation day, cultural events, sarswati puja, farewell and many more. College also have very beautiful library reading areas. Which also contains lot of books of different department like optha, ortho, neuro, onco and many more. Many NGO came here for cancer patients and who cannot afford the treatment and surgery.

Eligibility if admission is students must have passed 12th with PCB and have good marks in NEET exam of that particular year. They can find admission firm in official websites of IGIMS in the month of September. They will be selected on the basis of marks obtained in NEET exam. After councling he ll be allocated different department on the basis of marks he obtained.

Teachers and professors are very few here, there no regular classes, students are treated as staff while they are in clinical duties.college should provide regular classes and proper teachers to each department students. Clinical duties should be limited for learn????perspective instead of let them work as staff.