NBMCH Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

I chose this course because it has many reasons, Firstly it's my parent's wish to make me a doctor. And I want to carry that dream of my parents. Secondly, this course has so much respect among the people and is very knowledgeable for the students. Now there come the professional exams which occur at the last of every year, which are very hard for the average student. Many studious students even failed these exams.

The students are eligible for placements only after completing their medical MBBS degree. The students can choose to work in the college associated hospital, and also can approach nearby private hospitals themselves for placements/jobs. The students working in the college associated hospital receive Rs. 63k/month on average; whereas those working in private hospitals get a pay of Rs. 200-300/hour. Almost 100% of the students get placed every year. I want to pursue higher studies (post-graduation) after this degree.

The teaching qualities are very good. Students ratio is around 1:20. I love this course. I have opportunities to help people via this course. I can help people by doing free Check up, that's why I love this course so much. Teachers are very good, they teach us very well. There are big laboratory and hospital, so we can do our practices. Exam is held every month, exams are hard , because it's matter of people's life, but you can qualify if you study well.

I don't tell, our college is taken time to time term exam.....it is completely dependent on department's mood .....but it is right, we have to face difficulty on exam paper bcz we try to read all XM chapter in between 1 week.....

The faculty-student ratio is good, teaching is average as you expect from a government college. Exams happen one after another in a very short duration and in the end of the year, there is a final proff examination.

My rank was an important factor of course but the pleasant climatic condition of siliguri and the scenic beauty of nbmc (as it is located in the foothills of the Himalayas) made be choose this government institution over others in the state.

It is a government funded college. The officials and the management had been appointed by the government. They are very serious about the curriculum and the academics. They also do their best to maintain the infrastructure. They are very student friendly. They high-level official are also easy to find

All the pros have been described vividly in earlier paragraphs. Keeping them aside, yes, being a bit far away from the state capital, this place at times misses attention compared to other colleges. And the number of beds being much lower compared to the enormously large population it caters, the hospital crumbles while handling the load at times.

The campus is really beautiful. It's huge. The people are really nice. I have not experienced anything traumatizing with respect to the college or my seniors. I love my college and I don't believe there any significant bad here.

College management is good. No complaints as of now