Lady Hardinge Medical College Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

I live in Delhi and getting into one of the top college in India has always been my dream. I studied so hard for NEET to get the admission in Lady Hardinge and I was lucky enough to get good marks and secure my seat here.

Understudies need to show up for one basic clinical selection test, i.e., NEET. NEET is the main assessment for the passage in clinical schools. After the examiation, result is proclaimed and the legitimacy list is set up as indicated by which the clinical universities are alloted to the understudies where they can seek after there dream course.

The university is great. It offers both UG and PG level courses. Students who want to pursue a career in medical and get admission in MBBS, they need pass with a valid score in NEET UG conducted by CBSE.

The admission process for the college is pretty simple and clear. The admission takes place according to the marks obtained by the student in NEET. Getting into the college is not easy as it is government college and in the heart of the city but by God's grace, I got into it.

I was selected based on the scores I obtained in the entrance examination. Students will be selected for admission into LHMC based on NEET PG score. Final selection will be upon the list on official website of LHMC, after which students will be required to submit fees.

This college has a lot of application due to it being under the famous Delhi University. For this college, you must have been completed an undergraduate and you must also have given NEET-PG and qualified it.

You have to give NEET UG but usually a very high cut to get into this college, so try to get best out of the merit as possible. Your 10+2 marks will also be considered while you apply for this college which should not be less than 50%

The students are given concentrated and extensive knowledge of the subjects in the first 2 years which helps them during their research and thesis submission by the end of the final year. The faculty is also very understanding and helpful.

Lady Hardinge Medical College is an institute for women's. The institution provides medical education to the girls who have science background and have passed class 12 with at least 50 percent marks. They will also have to give the entrance exam NEET. Based on the score, the students will be called for the admission.

It's one of the top 10 medical colleges in India. It's a government college, affiliated to DU. And since Delhi is where I live, it couldn't get any better. And it's centrally located, wonderful college life. The college is about a hundred years old. The hospitals are quite renowned and the patient inflow is huge, which accounts for a major factor for choosing a college for medical course. More the inflow, greater is the opportunity to learn. The students are encouraged to take part in various co curricular activities to take a break from studies. The college fest and other activities are organised and managed by the students themselves right from the scratch. And since it's an all girls' college, you get to manage stuff right from the basics, be it about sponsorship or handling the crowds at star nights. So you get a first hand experience, which I think is really important for a holistic personality development.