Government Medical College under ESI

The curriculum structure and syllabus of the course for the MBBS program that our college is following is provided by the Pandit Bhagwat Dayal Sharma University of Health Sciences. This in turn is approved by the Medical Council of India. Annual examinations are conducted which are required to be passed in order to proceed to the next year of study. Apart from that assignments, tests and practical assessment are done on monthly basis.

As we know that in medical domain there is not a guarantee of placement from the side of college irrespective of it being a private or government. However in case of our college since it is an ESI hospital for servicing employees across India one can look for placement in any of the hospital under the ESI network. The college though provides an internship with stipend to the students for a period of around one year.

Though the fee might sound higher for a government college it is still less than most of the private colleges offering the course. The annual academy fee is Rs 1 Lakh. that is for the complete five year duration of the program one has to pay Rs 5 Lakh.

Scholarships are at offer from the side of the central government. I applied for the scholarship that is offered by the central government through the national scholarship portal in online mode and I got it sanctioned. Also one of my batchmate made an application for the scholarship offered by Haryana state government for economically weaker section of the students and he also got the scholarship. Apart from the scholarships there are educational loans to provide financial support from the side of private and public sector banks.

As I told you earlier that our college is more of hospital come college than a proper college does there are not much of an extra curricular activities or engagements like a normal college. However workshops and events are organised where we get to interact with the patients and learn the skills of medical practicing. Apart from that there are also some celebrations on the campus which include the national days like the Republic Day and Independence Day, Annual Day, Freshers party and New year's eve etc. On infrastructure front the college has all the dedicated and necessary facilities that you would look for in a medical college for pursuing education and also offering services to the patients.

The college takes admission strictly based on the score of the national level medical entrance exam that is NEET UG. In total there are hundred seats in the college for MBBS program and all are filled through counselling of NEET UG. I got a seat alloted in the second round of counselling in this college. Being a Government Medical College I didn't wait for too much for other rounds of counselling and took admission by completing the remaining formalities and payiny the fee.

Since our college is more of hospital cum educational Institute most of the faculty are hands on practicing doctors. They manage both the duties that is of teaching and practicing and bring in the best of that in their teaching methodology. The connection with the real life examples that they make during teaching is what makes the lecture interactive and easily understandable.