Dinesh Kumar Ar's Review On Stanley Medical College, Chennai

Item: Stanley Medical College
Rating: 4.3
Author: Dinesh Kumar Ar

4.3

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Faculty

4.0

Social Life

4.5

Placement

5.0

Course

4.5

Campus

4.0

Hostel

4.0

Dinesh Kumar Ar

SMC Chennai, MBBS

Reviewed on Sep 16, 2015

Entrance Preview

I passed tn 12 board exam and through good cut off and I get 199.5 in it.

Internships Opportunities

As it is a medical course there are no internship experiences.

Placement Experience

The placement and job opportunities are 100% and you can be no worry about your placements.

Fees and Financial Aid

BC and MBC scholarship can be availed . If first graduate it can be also available.

Campus Life

The campus life is just awesome with beautiful friends and gender ratio is 50:50% and the extracurricular activities also focused with keen and kind coaches and labs in the campus are well maintained.

Alumni/Alumna

Alumni network is overall good and seniors are good and they help 100 %during exam days.

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