MGR Medical University Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

The college is undoubtedly the best institute for studying MBBS.Each and every facility provided by the college is outstanding.The college has good infrastructure,excellent faculty and beat placements.Each and every peny invested in the form of fees is worth the quality education and facilities provided by the college.

From its initial years,the college has been recognised for the quality work it is doing in the field of Medical Sciences.With all student requirements taken care off to providing them best of placements,the college leaves no table unturned to benefit the students.I recommend it highly as it is a great place to build a career in medical field.

The college is really good. though sometimes you feel study pressure, eventually you are the one who has to work hard for yourself. The college supports you in all the possible ways to help you achieve success ahead. The overall environment of the college is very friendly.

Positive remark for TMC, placement there are 80 -90% companies is bulk hiring companies. College management is harsh about the campus rule. Management offers any sort of help, the student have to perform good performance at both extra-curriculum and academics. For me, it was the best college, I can get. I have made bounty of memories that is long lasting.

There are two procedures for selection. The first eligibility criteria for admission in CMC is to pass 10+2 with 50% marks and then appear for the NEET exam. The other one is to apply through State Quota. Maximum seats are alloted for the state students hence the students under all India quota should have a good rank in NEET in order to book a seat. Usually the admission procedure is done between June to September. I was a MBBS Student of batch 2019. Total seats for MBBS Student was 150.

First and foremost, you have to score good in your 10+2 board exam. Second, you need to clear the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) and get a desirable rank to get admission in the Coimbatore Medical College. Out of the total seats in the college, only 15% is reserved for the All India students. The remaining 85% are reserved for its own state students.

The college has got strict selection process. It need both merit baased and entrance exam stud. Itis in a way good that it provides upscale people. You must have scored 50% in 10+2 and some rank in NEET exam.

I passed my NEET exam with flying colours and got selected at Sri Muthukumaran Medical College Hospital and Research Institute - [SMMCHRI], Chennai. The admission process was quick and based on both merit and entrance exam.

I got admission at Sri Muthukumaran Medical College Hospital and Research Institute - [SMMCHRI], Chennai for the MBBS course. Their admission criteria includes merit and the scores of the NEET entrance exam.

I got this college after my counselling. The counselling was called after the declaration of results of NEET. I went for verification of my documents to the college and then got ghe admission after payment of the fee.