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Course
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College
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Internship
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prajeeth
Reviewed on Mar 15, 2025(Enrolled 2024)

Course Curriculum Overview

4

my repect towards doctors made me choose this profession and having lot of clinical experience is best for this profession . the frequency and timing of exams is more in private medical colleges than government college

Internships Opportunities

4

the internship would in the hospital at the end of course for 1 year . it gives a clinical experince which will help us lot for our career . we can also get into the operation theaters depending upon on what duty we r posted

Fees and Financial Aid

i got my seat in management quota , for which i had to pay 11.5 alkh per year exluding the admission fee of 55,000 and transport fee of 55,000 . i didnot get any scholarships . for A category seat we ll have to pay 60,000 and admission fee of 55,000 . while the c category seat would cost upto 23 lakh per year

Campus Life

3

the infrastructure of the collge isnt that great but we had a white coat ceremony and a freshers party in the college premises . there is also a central library with all kinds of books . there is also a ground for football and cricket and a indoor spports area for table tennis and other indoor activities . there is a student express comitte for adressing student issues.

Admission

i had to choose this college due toi my marks in my neet and also there is transport facility to the college . i have applies for three more colleges i couldnt get into them due to my marks and the cutoff mark . as my seat was in management quota the process wasnt complicated and i had to sign few papers and submit my certificates in the college till the completion opf my course

Faculty

4

the faculty to student ratio is about 1:15 . thefaculty are very approchable . the physiology department faculty are good in the first year . there are three internal exam includin prefinal exam . there are also practical examinations and there is also departmental mentorship for group of students

Night Life

4

the most common hangout spot in the college would be the canteen and most of the students leave to home after a day of classes . few studnets would be playin gsports . th elocality is safe to roam around night as there is camera surviellance and secuirty around the campus and it is situated beside a main highway . the hostel gates will be open till 12 am midnight

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