Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery [MBBS]

In MBBS, there were subjects like human anatomy, medicine, gynecology, Dermatology, Anesthesia was quite complex and very challenging for the freshers' students but once we were familiar with it, it seemed easy. University took final exams every year and before these exams internal exams with the almost full syllabus.

Before the jobs, students have to do a minimum of a one-year internship after the final year exams at the hospital itself. There were some great places offered to the students who had the relevant skill and higher academic scores in all the exams.

Almost every student felt the fee structure expensive as a total of almost 60 lakhs were to be paid to the admission department which brings the student to pay 11.99 lakhs per year which was quite a huge amount. There were few options for paying the fees in parts or installments for some students.

The scholarship was hard to get but few were available at the university. I have seen and talked to some students availing loans for the payment of fees. There were government options for a student loan while some students preferred private sectors as the process was fast.

Many free health check-ups, blood donation camps, village visit, and check-up, expert and HOD seminars on varied subjects every week, freshers and senior parties, are some of the parts of the extracurricular activities at the university.

There were separate hostel facilities for males and females to pay from a range of 16,000 to 24,000 per year in which all the services were included like food and all other necessary and appropriate services for the students. Boys and girls hostel had a separate building.

The students who have completed higher secondary education with 50% and NEET was compulsory for admission. Also, the selection criteria were based on the NEET UG scores and the merit list was out in a few weeks where the names of students are listed. The admission process was online and after that the student counseling at the campus with payment of fees.

The most crucial thing about the faculty was that they gave respect to every student and had a professional nature while delivering lectures. They provide great practical knowledge at the hospital and during the lab sessions.