KPC Medical College and Hospital Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Jadavpur, Kolkata

Placements: In the MBBS degree, there are no placements but the undergraduate pass-out rates are very high and very admirable. The seniors I know are well-trained and have mostly gotten into good post-graduate colleges. I also hope to get a high scope into a good post-graduate medical school.

Placements: The majority of students are placed in MBBS courses. This college also provides nursing courses. All students do their internships here.

Placements: In the website, it is mentioned that 90% to 95% of the students get placements, but in real life, there are hardly any recruiters. Some of the cream layer students, the toppers, are merely selected in the hospital itself as our college has a hospital, but most have to search for job interviews in other hospitals, blood banks, or laboratories.

Placements: There is no such placement system as engineering. Students who pass the final professional exam start their rotatory internship for one year, after which they can join as junior residents or ICU RMO in various hospitals. They can also prepare for the postgraduate examination.

Placements: MBBS colleges don't have a placement system like engineering colleges. Students get their permanent practicing number after one year of rotatory housemanship in any accredited medical council college. A basic stipend of Rs.12,500 per month from KPCMCH. After internships, students are free to pursue post-graduation or become junior residents in various departments or can become ICU RMOs or emergency medical officers, or go for rural services. Everyone who passed the final professional exams was a...

Placements: At this medical college, all the students get internship opportunities in our course. The average package offered at this college was between 5-8 LPA. Various medical and hospitals visit our college for recruitment. Top roles offered were doctor, surgeons, etc.

Placements: Many students get a good seat in NEET PG. About 80% of the students get placed which are pass out from the college. Everybody gets an internship, and it is compulsory after doing MBBS. So it is a very good college. I would recommend everyone to study here.

Placements: About 90% of students were placed from our college. The average salary offered is Rs. 30,000 per month, and the highest salary offered is Rs. 60,000 per month. The lowest salary offered is Rs. 20,000 per month. You will get placed in West Bengal University of Health Sciences for housestaffship. Resident medical officer and general physician roles are offered in government hospitals.

Placements: Very few students get a chance in this field because of a very low amount of seats and a high amount of students giving exams to crack it. Depending upon the degrees, students will get a minimum salary of Rs. 50,000-60,000 per month, and a salary package of up to 2-3 LPA. We can go to any hospital for our internship.

Placements: 25+ students were placed in my course. The highest package is 17 Lacs and the lowest package is 6 to 7 Lacs. Government hospital and all new and old private hospital, nursing home also recruiting yours. Almost 60% students in the Batch of your course gt internship in various companies and hospital and all the health department. Nurse is the most of the important role.

Placements: This is a college of medicine. There are no placement offers. There are different quota seats available: state, Management and NRI quota seats. Each year, the prices are hiked up for the seats but there has been no improvement in infrastructure as of yet. The teaching faculty are also very interested in improving their teaching methods.