A clinical extravaganza

Nothing negative as such. But on thr positive front,it's a great Institute with a heritage of over 100 years and I consider myself lucky to be a part of this Institute to serve humanity in a better manner.

The course curriculum is vast to say the least. It comprises of 19 subjects spread throughout the course of 5.5 years including 1 year of internship. The exams happen once a year and are called as Professional examination. They are based on both the theoretical and the practical knowledge that we have gained throughout the year.

Well.for a doctor we all know what job oppurtunities are there.And Yes,my college provided paid internship for a period of 1 year with a stipend of roughly ?25,000/-.During the period of internship, we have to serve different departments for a stipulated period of few months and to say the least.it's really hectic.

There are plenty of events that happen round the year in our college. To begin with we have our annual cultural fest called "Lobelia" to the sporadic clinical educational programs.Then,we also have quarterly quizzes and all.and once a year we have a freshers party as well as a film festival.

It is feasible and since it's a government Institute. so yes.it's well within the reach of a normal citizen.It's nearly 11,000 a year including two semester and the annual examination fee.The only cost that's additional is that of books.which actually adds up to 10000 a year.

I don't know of anything as such. But there are some private institutions that sponsor the needy and students from economically backward class.But there's no government sponsordhip ot loan facility available yet.

Yes they are pretty good here.We have separate club for each one of them starting from a sports club to an acting club to a debate club to everything that you can possibly think of.Annually we have our cultural fest and these clubs put together provide the participants with diverse arenas to participate in.

There's an alumni network in our college which has been there since the dawn of time I believe.It includes eminent medical professionals from their time to budding doctors coming up now.It's a great area for getting in touch with your seniors,juniors and everyone that you can think of.It's really a helpful network of people.

By giving an entrance exam called NEET. You get a rank based on your performance. Thereafter there's a counselling process and you get allotted the college based on your rank. After that, you are supposed to take admission in that allotted college.

Since this is a medical college thus I consider myself lucky to be a part of this institution. But yeah like everywhere there's always a scope for improvement be it from sanitation to staff management to patient management. There's a lot to be done.