MPMSU Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

Opting for MBBS is a good option. curriculum, as we all know, is too difficult but here in our college faculty members are very much helpful they tried to explain all the processes and all the structures to the practice so it became a Lil bit easy for learning and remembering. Faculties are specialized in their respective departments and have studied from good colleges like KGMU Lucknow AIIMSBhubaneswar, GMC Bhopal, nscb Jabalpur and many more.

Sessionals in every 2 months. University exams every 11 months. So there are total 4 University exams in 4.5 yrs duration. The questions they ask in university exams are relevant and conceptual, you can't simply memorize and answer them. The exams are moderate in difficulty level and yes you've to study well in order to pass the university examinations. Our college is affiliated to MADHYA PRADESH MEDICAL SCIENCE UNIVERSITY JABALPUR.

MBBS was my passion and my dream from a very young age that's why I decided to go to one of the best medical colleges and that is the reason why I chose Gandhi medical college to pursue MBBS. Faculties student ratio is good, it's around 20:1 which is very good according to a medical college. All faculties have done at least post-graduation and are very well versed in teaching. Term exams were taken after completion of every topic and were not that easy to qualify. The main exams are held three times a year. Then comes the final examination, which is very tough to qualify for it contains practicals and theory of the whole year and internal and external assessments.

I got admission through the central examination - NEET. I gave NEET, and upon getting my results, I checked which colleges I could get into. MPMSU is one of the more renowned universities of Madhya Pradesh, so when I got a chance here, I decided to take it. Of course, NEET wasn't the only deciding factor, with board results also playing an important role.

The total intake in Madhya Pradesh Medical Science University - [MPMSU] is 150 students for MBBS. The selection criteria is based on your marks scored in NEET and you should have scored more than minimum marks specified in all the subjects in 10+2. The admission process is trouble-free and you have to apply for NEET online. You will be asked to submit some documents along with your 10+2 scorecard and once the NEET result is out, you have to take part in the seat allotment process. You will finally be allotted a seat in a Medical College depending upon your score in the allotment rounds.

I am a local resident of Jabalpur, so it was an easy choice for me to make and take admission here. Ours is a state-owned university and hence one who comes here has studied hard to get a government college seat.

Admission to the MP Medical Science University is done through NEET as is done for ever medical college. Since it's a govt. an institution, admission into this isn't easy to get. A good rank is a necessity in NEET preferably below 4000.

I pursued my MBBS here. The quality of teaching is quite good. I have gained good practical skills required to get a job. Like any college eligibility, you'll need a minimum 50% marks in 10+2 plus your NEET cut off scores.

To take admission in MPMSU for MBBS, you need to have a minimum qualification of 12th passed and then you need to appear for the entrance exam for UG courses and NEET and DMAT for MBBS and BDS program.

After MBBS we have to prepare for PG exams. A lot of students get selected in different post graduate colleges across India every year