Born to serve humanity

Name: Born to serve humanity
Item: Jhargram Government Medical College - [JGMC]
Rating: 4.4
Author: Avijit Sadhukhan

4.4

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Faculty

4.5

Course

4.5

Campus

4.5

College

4.0

Hostel

4.5

Internship

4.5

Avijit Sadhukhan

Jhargram Government Medical College, MBBS

Reviewed on Sep 19, 2024(Enrolled 2022)

What Students Say

Likes

Our college has good quality infrastructure
Our college has boys and girls ratio is 3:2
Our college has beautiful well decorated lecture theatre and auditorium

Dislikes

Our college has not play ground to play and roam around
Our college has only one canteen which is very much busy
The behaviour of our hospital staff is not very good

Course Curriculum Overview

4.5

The aspects of the curriculum that influenced my decision is that I have a great opportunity to serve the people It prepares you physically as well as mentally to interact with the patient party and treatment

Class Size: 100Course Fees: INR 12000 per year

Internships Opportunities

4.5

The internship in of 1 yr and it is 6 months for rural and 6 months for urban in the hospital, and stipend we get during internship is 30000 per month by the west Bengal government, the internship differentiate a doctor from a PhD in biology students and it well prepares a doctor for the service

Fees and Financial Aid

The year wise fees I paid is 120000 The scholarship applicable for this course in Jhargram government medical College is SVMCM, OASIS, JINDAL Tuition fees is 10000 per year Caution fees is 2000 per year The scholarship amount offered is 60000 to 80000

Campus Life

4.5

We have many cultural programs which occurs at regular intervals like different sports and Saraswati Puja, and annual fest as well as freshers event in every year The are all types of books of different author in pathology medicine as well as in surgery

Hostel Facilities

4.5

The room is well maintained with 1 bed 1 study table 1 almirah and 1 chair, and it is well ventilated with a attached balcony, it has sufficient lights and fan, you have well accustomed wifi surveillance in whole hostel

Hostel Fee: INR 144 per year

Admission

I had not chosen other college because my admission procedure takes place by the state counselling in neet 2022 exam The eligibility to study in our college is that you must be 12th pass in science and qualified the cut off of neet exam

Faculty

4.5

The faculty to student ratio is 1: 3 The faculty to student relationship is very friendly and helpful and they are very well approachable Especially the pathology department is very friendly in behaviour as well as in study

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