M S Ramaiah Medical College Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,M S R Nagar, Bangalore

Placements: Placements are not a thing in medical colleges, as hospitals do not come to colleges for hiring. People after completing MBBS either prepare for the PG exam and ho for the PG course or they can apply for any government or private jobs. So placements are not done here.

Placements: Medical colleges do not offer placements, but all doctors do find a job after MBBS due to the medical situation in the country. However, most of them opt for further studies. The average package after MBBS is about 70,000 in a hospital for the role of junior doctor.

Placements: Our college is one of the reputed college cross country. After graduating you get a job of junior resident for which salary ranges around 50k to 1lakh per month depending on hospital. But people usually prefer doing pg after MBBS, so placement is usually after completing md course.

Placements: Placements are good. Good exposure to clinical practice since we start with the postings as early as in the second year itself. The internship is a lot is exposure after the final year. It is for 6 months in the college hospital and memorial hospital so we get to work on a lot of patients. Talking about the starting salary, it is generally 15k–20k per month after BPT and after Masters MPT, it is usually 30k or above, depending on the field you have chosen. You can also do a lot of other courses ...

Placements: We do not have any kind of placements in our MBBS course. As I told you, there were no placements, so we don't have any package. In our course, almost all students did internships in our college's nearby hospital. The top roles for our course were definitely doctors.

Placements: MBBS colleges do not offer placements, but if you wish to get a job directly after the degree, you will easily manage to find a job with a package of about 80,000 per month as a junior doctor in a government hospital. Usually, most graduates go for post-graduation.

Placements: There are no placements, as this is a medical college. There is a great opportunity for a foreign student exchange programme where you can go abroad. I am giving 3 stars because of the low stipend during the internship period. The stipend is Rs. 6,000 per month, which is very low compared to the government colleges, but it is still good if compared to other private colleges, which don't even provide a stipend.

Placements: Getting internships and placements are very easy since they place students in their own hospitals, both teaching hospital and memorial hospitals. We have better and early recruitment than other colleges in Bangalore. You can become a full-time or part-time physiotherapist or freelancer.

Placements: Our college provides above-average patient interaction in the teaching hospital. So, we receive enough experience as an MBBS graduate required for a junior doctor job. Alumni are working in every field and niche from government hospitals to abroad. Due to an agreeable level of skills, getting a job is easy.

Placements: In our college, 100 students are there in MBBS. Among them, the student who passes successfully will get the placement in their own hospital (100%). The average salary offered is around Rs.30000 per month at the start then it will increase around Rs.70000 - Rs.80000 pre month. All students got the opportunity to do internships. The topper student get a special price from them.

Placements: Since it is a medical college, there are no placements for other courses also. There is a mandatory internship for a year in which we practice the theoretical in real life. Our college gives us a salary of around Rs. 5,000 per month, which is very low, but it's still not bad because you usually don't get a stipend in private colleges.

Placements: Every year batch of 150 students is formed for MBBS. It is NAAC and NABH accredited hospital. Two hospitals are there one is a memorial hospital which is costly, and the second is a teaching hospital. Lots of other courses like BPT, B.Pharma, nursing, law, engineering, hotel management, dental, MD or MS, super specialisation courses are also available. Placements are comparatively good. State of the art technology and the latest equipment are available.

Placements: Many students of my college got placements in famous hospitals for training and learning. I am in the 4th year, and my seniors are getting one of the best job placements in all over the world. Around 64% students got their jobs easily. So this college is one of the best colleges in Bangalore, and you need not be tensed about about your future here.

Placements: There are no placements for MBBS students, but you get an adequate patient load. The college manages two hospitals. We get good exposure in both the hospitals. A variety of cases can be seen like dealing with poor, rich, educated and uneducated people. The college has a good healthcare system, facilities, communication and campus.

Placements: There is a very good chance of placement if you have graduated from this college. Though after MBBS many students do not look for a job and opt for higher studies, but even if you want to work, you will have many options available. The pay for an MBBS doctor will range from 50,000 to 1 Lacs depending on the hospital and experience.

Placements: It has a very good placement opportunity and good future scope as it a reputed coloege of our nation. Faculty members are world class. Infrastructure is premier class. My senior has been placed to good institutions in the country and even some has gone outside the country. So if you are searching for a good medical college then don't look back or keep any second thought before taking admission in Ramaiah.

Placements: Placements are good in both my batch and seniors batch. There are many top rankers from Ramaiah in NEET PG exam. Pay-scale is according to MCI regulations for post-graduation. Many graduates from Ramaiah are working in good corporate hospitals and medical colleges all over India.

Placements: There are no placements since it's a medical school, but internships are good since you get to see both the medical college hospital and the corporate hospital, even though, it may be a bit hectic, but not as hectic as a government hospital. You do learn a lot during the internship.

Placements: The placements so far are decent as they have their own hospital where good and worthy students are placed. Others are placed in nearby hospitals depending on your need. But you can always get into opening a clinic. So placements should not be an issue if you're an above average student.

Placements: MS Ramaiah Medical College is one of the top reputed colleges in Bangalore and all over India. There are very good chances for the internship in their own hospital, but the medical colleges do not give placements as much as engineering. But, you will be recognised as a good doctor and if you are a student of MSRMC, then you will have very good opportunities in future. My senior/brother immediately got a job of Head of the Department at a very good hospital with a very good package after his comp...