Inside Of King George's Medical University

I didn't apllied in any other college after my intermediate i take a year drop and then i get enrolled in this college only I didn't get any rejection Admission process - through cnet exam Common nursing entrance test - for all up nursing college both government and private college Eligibility for bsc nursing min age 17 year Subject physics biology chemistry and english with minimum aggregate of 45 percent Cutoff of the exam are really high for general category to enroll in this collge you require at least 110 out of 120 marks Overall Admission process is smooth...Read More

I got this college on the basis of my neet ug ranking, it hold 3rd postion in the state after kgmu and rml , faculties are one of the best , clinical skill that you learn from here is also very best , various internal examination take place in each year, which is followed by a professional examination every year...Read More

I got IMS BHU for BDS But I opted KGMU As there is no comparison between BDS and MBBS students in this college. Every faculty treats us equally But in BHU , there's a lot of comparison between BDS student and MBBS students. Through neet only we can get this college I got it as my score was 640/720 . Cutoffs are very high as this is one of the most prestigious college in uttar pradesh....Read More

I am only applied this college and also this college because this college is best in the up state. And not have any rejection to other college. To take the admission in my college 12 th pass in biology and age above 17 years are eligible for the appear in the exam that is conduct by abvmu....Read More

my first preference of the college is KGMU and priority list of the colleges is KGMU,LLRM,RMl,GSVM and other but I choose And KGMU bcz it is a Uttarpradesh top 1 medical college and the clinical experience of the KGMU is best of other than colleges the admisson process to get admission by entrance exam. there is CET Exam and exam is 200 marks and then the cutoff and ranking decide the category wise and then high cutoff get the admission in our college...Read More

My journey into choosing King George's Medical University (KGMU) College of Nursing, during my tenure as a nursing student, has been challenging but very rewarding. When I had to apply during my application season, I was sending applications to quite a few prominent colleges like Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU), Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia (RML) Institute of Medical Sciences, and Delhi University (DU). Although I was lucky enough to get all three confirmed admissions, KGMU was the best choice for my career aspirations, considering its legacy, clinical exposure, and holistic approach to nursing education. **Why I Chose KGMU Over Others The place is great as JNU emphasizes interdisciplinary research, academic excellence, and then clinical training of high standards, like at RML; and for its prestigeous environment, excellent academic environment and very strong alumni, DU would do. Still, KGMU had provided me with that kind of special edge with their structured curriculum and nursing college of devoted professionals directly affiliated to one of India's best super-specialty hospitals. The wide clinical exposure provided at KGMU, which enables a student to be exposed to practice in various different healthcare settings including pediatrics, obstetrics, psychiatry, and intensive care units, providing real-world experience. Moreover, the faculty being experienced and also the mentorship will further strengthen the decision to join this institution for my nursing career. KGMU's interest in ethics, communication, and evidence-based practice in nursing helps me to have a professional practice, which can be achieved there only. Admission Process at KGMU The admission process at KGMU College of Nursing is competitive and merit-based . Nursing program, candidates must have completed 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and English, securing at least 50% aggregate marks (45% for reserved categories). For M.Sc. Nursing, a B.Sc. Nursing degree with 55% marks an...Read More