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It's a good place, overall. Has it's flaws but it's manageable.

COMEDK, KCET and management. Around 150 students per batch. No interview but there's in-house interviews for a few seats (if they're left over). Medical is fun (or so I thought.)

Good faculty but mostly didetic lectures. Practical learning is mostly more prominent in second year. ICMR for any research opportunities. No electives.

Compulsory internship. I would tell you how if I ever had the opportunity to talk to an intern (we barely see them free). Stipend, after reducing the required amount for charity and hostel fees, is approx 2K per month for a year.

No placement. It's a medical college. Most people go for PG or search for hospitals that will take them. It's a sad life.

A fest every year. It's a pretty big event, organised by Student Council. Pretty great, you should come and see. We other minor ones through the year like camps and fund raisers and what not. Pretty active in this case.

Medical schools are always pricey. This one is no exception. Through COMEDK, it's 5.75 lakhs but it keeps increasing and plus, there's "miscellaneous" which you have to pay for.

Scholarships, not sure. No help is provided for getting a loan. It's a charitable institution, I don't expect much.

Not encourage that much by the college but the student council does try a lot to bring out a lot of extracurricular activities - and they succeed.

First years have shared rooms. You get an option of single rooms in second year. No PG. Horrible mess food. Mess is very cheap but the hostel fee is costly. Hostel is 50K for shared and it's 60K for single. It changes when you shift hostels in third year. Mess food is approx. 3K.

We work with doctors from second year. Many of them are alumni. But that's the only platform that we get. Not sure about alumni getting involved in college development.

Have internals/sessionals at the end of every term. Extra tests only if you ask for it. But exams are given more preference over lab work.

Mostly MD qualified. Very interactive and take initiative to improve the learning process. Grade A professors.