LHMC-the NAME indeed recognised.

the admission is done by NEET a national test that requires a real hard work to get the cutoff for LHMC. For DUMET students its its around 650 for our year whereas for AIQ its even higher to around 680. Reservation benefits can be availed at the time of counselling itself that is done completely online and transparency is maintained. State quita 85% can be used through government issued domicile or schooling in case its from delhi itself. the counselling takes place from the official sire of nmc which requires you to fill all your prefdered options for colleges. the cutoff of LHMC in 2020 was in top 7 nationally. its a DU affiliated institute, reputated enough nationally, and is really good in academics and clinicals. a team pf about 8 members at the time of counselling double check all the documents, crossverify them and then you head towards the registrar for admission letter. the list of the documents to be presented on the day of documents verification id on the website itself.

i always wanted to be a doctor so not thinking much i opted for mbbs from one of the best institute in india-LH. There are about faculty of 1p or 12 per subject for the whole class. the are postgraduates(md) again from different very reputated institutes across india and even abroad. term exams are conducted half yearly, and they require to genuinely study day and night to pass. you really need to have good theoritical knowledge for the exams to clear. the annual exams called proffs or professionals are real difficult. there are two theory exams for every subject and then a practical each.

internship is offered to all the students is related hoapitals and is mandatory for all. its not that hectic but is indeed help to lear a lot. they are taught there to handle the patients solve their problems and also that in all the fields of specialisation.

the hospitals associated to the college is where interns and students learn a lot from. the clinical postings start from second year itself. interns earn about 50-60k per month after fourth year. suchita kriplani hospital, kalawati saran hospital are the associated hospitals to the college and some may even get a chance to serve ram manohar lohia. all of the students require to work clinically to pass the course. being a central affiliated college the patient load is quite good but not as hectic as vmmc and safdurjung hospital, or aiims.

ig there hasnt been any fees hike for last 5 years and the annual fees is just 1355, which is least of all the college in india mp. you dont really need to work to afford the college, but college and govt do provide certain scolarships that timely faculty give info about to afford other expenses on campus like books etc.

the interdiverse social life on campus, there are people all across the country, there os good senior junior bond, the annual fests are really the best. the different socities extracurriculars like that for debate, sports, dance, singing, supports groups for lgbtq community and what not. the life is intellectual and fun. its a conplete growth of an individual.

hostels are good no doubt but the faculty in charge is real heck. they dont listen to our problems and in the end are to be solved be self. there is a gym in the campus which is quite equipped and good. meals are good, we get to eat three times a day and a refreshment meal. registration for hostel again needs document verification and allottment process.