A short review

Everything is satisfactory, as it should be. There's no bias of any kind. Work gets done, no need to worry about anything in this regard.

Of course, everything is transparent and fair. MBBS is divided into three Profs, I, II and IIIrd prof is subdivided into two parts. The course duration is 4.5 years, with a compulsory rotary internship of one year after clearing the final MBBS exam. This is a government college, affiliated to the Rajasthan University Of Health Sciences.Bedsidee teaching is good, and a decent amount of clinical exposure helps us deal cases in the long run. All and all, everything is satisfactory.

Medical colleges don't really do campus placements. You could either clear NEET and work to get your PG degree, or you can work in private hospitals, or in medical colleges as junior residents or demonstrators.

Dandiya night, Holi-Diwali, Christmas, Independence Day, Republic Day, Cultural Week, Sports Week, Freshers' Party. They are organised by the students' union and about 5-600 people attend the festivities, including UGs, PGs and faculty. The events are covered by local media. Celebrity performers are frequent.

Very nominal. Right now it's about 25k per semester. We just had to pay 1200 buck per semester. There's a yearly charge of about 600 for union fund and magazine etc. Other charges aren't really there. Nobody will ever ask for a bribe or anything. The administrative staff is very cooperative, and the smallest to smallest detail about fee is made available. There's nothing unfair in fee dealing.

Not really. The fee is anyway is too low. Girls of all categories, and students belonging to the ST/SC category do not have to pay tuition fee.

Cultural week encompasses different events in performing arts and literature. The gender ratio is about 1:1. I'll have to say there's a degree of casteism seen, but that is limited to a certain sect. All in all, everyone is tolerant of different cultural ideologies. Overall, the environment is accomodating and comfortable.

No, I didn't live in one. But there are separate hostels for UG boys and girls, and a co-ed one for PG residents. The accomodation is satisfactory, with water coolers and Mess facility in each building.

Seniors, as in any medical college, are of course helpful. They help negate teacher issues and guide in studies.

It's a medical college catering to a wide area. I cleared RPMT with a rank of 178 in the general your category in 2012, right after my 12th boards. My family is based in Kota, so I opted the college. The college has a decent standard of education, with a cumulative bed strength of about 2000 and a dedicated super speciality wing.

19 subjects, 19 departments, each with faculties who are specialists in the field. The professors are ranked as follows (in descending order of seniority): Sr. Professor, Professor, Associate Professor, Assistant Professor, Senior Demonstrator, Residents (if any). Being experts in their fields they do well to explain the crunch points of the subjects, which go a long way in our careers. Needless to say, the professors hold a MD/MS/DNB/DM/Mch degree, as per the requirements of the department.