Sims, hapur review

MBBS is MBBS wherever you go. Things are the same but there could be improvement in the lab equipment setup of college as supplies here are running low on everything. Exams are held regularly so that you stay on your feet.

Internship is after the final year in the hospital itself. I personally haven't started with it but it's the same like everywhere else. You go and complete your duties. Exposure is decent owing to the good patient flow.

It is a private college so naturally the course fees is high. For the first year 15 lacs or so(including security) and then about 12 lacs for each year. For the upcoming batches the fees might've risen. Hostel charges are 1.5 lac/year. There are no reservation or category benefits. It is same for everyone

Fests are not really a part of the environment here. A sports week is held where all the extra curricular action are held in a competitive nature. Rest the college is not very technologically advanced. Library is good

Hostels are available inside the campus and you'll be shifted based on your year and batch. Meals provided are good and balanced. Hostels are compulsory and charges are around 1.5 lac per year. You need to bring your own things for hostel.

The admission process is through the counselling forum of up government. Wherein you need to wait for state counselling to fill up for private colleges. I chose this because it was closer my home and had low fees as compared to other colleges.

The faculty to student ratio is good in clinical subjects however in first and second year it's comparatively low but nonetheless the faculty here is reaaly good. Exam level is quite competent and at par with other colleges, as far as proffs are considered, they're the same for every college so no difference there.

College includes a gym, cafeteria, canteen etc. Hostel timings are till 9pm. In general the are inside campus is safe but outside...not so much. Hostel wardens and caretakers are present for our convenience.