Guntur Medical College, Guntur Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,

Placements: My batch consists of 250 members. The course is Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery (MBBS). Above 90% marks in the entrance exam, that is NEET exam, should be scored to get into the college. If we get to complete our five years of course, we can do an internship in GGH, Guntur.

Placements: This college not offers placement as it provides excellent education for Bachelor of medicine and it also provides interaction with teachers providing medicine surgery and there are live dead bodies. The college provides experiments and experienced teachers.

Placements: there are around 250 students. It's a good college. We get to have wide clinical exposure, and we can learn a lot of things and have fun. The college is nice with 75-plus years of history. I'd recommend joining this college. It's a nice college.

Infrastructure: The hostel is not much good because it has been built in 1965. Our ground is good. The hostel is on Amravati Road. It is about 4 km away from our college. We can play cricket on the ground. Our college has a volleyball ground. The security of the hostel is good.

Placements: Salary packages depend on experience. House surgeons get nearly Rs. 20,000 per month. PG holders get Rs. 50,000 per month. All students should do internships.

Placements: There are 200 students per batch every year enrolling into MBBS. We do our internship in the government general hospital guntur for over 12 months. All the students who made it through the 4th year of MBBS will be allowed to do internship in ggh hospital.

Placements: Maximum students get placements in good PG colleges and some get placed with good salary packages. All the students complete their internships in the hospital linked to the college. The roles offered are medical assistant officer, junior doctor, and house surgeon.

Placements: Around 200 out of 250 students got internships from our college hospital. Many students are entering into PG courses for further studies.

Infrastructure: The infrastructure of our college is not good. It is a very old college but previous year students renovated it a bit. It has an auditorium with 850 seats, a library, labs, and many more.

Placements: As you know this is a government medical college so all of us come out as doctors and can get placed in any hospital across India. All the students who pass the final year exams get into the internship of one year where you are paid avg 20k per month.

Placements: After the completion of an internship, we get placements. The average student gets Rs 15 lakhs to 20 lakhs. The highest packages may be in crores. Our college places between 80% and 90% of its students. The college is great for post-graduate preparation that is absolutely essential in your medical career and has produced specialists in top colleges in the world.

Placements: If we complete general medicine in PG, then we get a salary of Rs. 2 lac per month. We should score more marks in PG entrance exams so that we can easily get admission in PG. So, I suggest that government colleges are best for MBBS for our future life to treat patients in a good manner.