Government Medical College, Patiala Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,

Placements: Almost every student gets placed. The highest salary package offered is approximately 30 LPA and the lowest is 10 LPA. We did internships at our college.

Placements: In this college, a batch comprises 250 students that are taught all at once. MBBS is a 4-year undergraduate course (the final year is 18 months, so in total, it is 4.5 years) and is followed by 1 year of mandatory internship that every student has to undergo. There is no such thing as placements in the college.

Placements: As this is a medical college, there is no such thing as placements after MBBS. More focus is given to NEET PG or USMLE exams for better aspects of growth and income. But since this college is very well reputed due to it's alumni, one is counted upon.

Placements: There are around 225 students in my batch 2019. There are no placements available in MBBS. No recruiting companies are required for my course. The doctor is an important role played in society. He treats the patients and saves lives. Our course also comprises AETCOM.

Placements: About 40% students are placed. Many students get PG seats and other join as medical officers. Some start working as post interns. The highest package is 90000 INR per month and the lowest is 50000 per month. Average package is 70000 per month.

Placements: 95% of the students are present in this course and the highest package goes upto 2 LPA and the lowest is 18k per month. The top recruiting companies are government hospitals. All the students have to do internship and the top role offered is of doctor.

Placements: My batch is of 225 students. Being a doctor, you become self employable so the packages are not offered but one can easily fetch 75-80k after doing MBBS from here. Internships are of one year and students get 15k every month. Duties in various departments are allotted during internship months.

Placements: There are 225 students per batch from 2019 onwards. We got seats according to our rank after clearing NEET UG. Although after MBBS, you can go and work in any sector of society. Almost everyone gets an internship. The most important thing is the doctor-patient relationship, and it is taught really well.

Placements: It is totally worth it. The admission in the college depends on your NEET PG rank, but you should have all the basic knowledge. It is a good government medical college with a very good reputation. I am still figuring out about the placement part because I am in my internship.

Placements: Students get appointed as house surgeons or can join civil medical services as soon as they complete undergraduate with a good salary. If you want to go for higher studies, it can help you better. Internships are in the college's own hospital for a duration of 1 year. The junior resident role is offered.

Placements: Very few students get admission here because admission is based on the NEXT exam throughout India. The highest salary offered is Rs. 50,000 per month and the average salary offered is Rs. 25,000 per month. The lowest salary offered ranges from Rs. 10,000-15,000 per month. I think no companies visit our college for placements. About 70% of the students from our course got an internship. Roles like a doctor, senior pharmacist, junior pharmacist, nurse, etc., are offered to the students.