Prakash Institute of Medical Sciences and Research Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Sangli

Placements: MBBS does not need placement because after completing this course, it's the student's responsibility to crack the NEET PG exam for postgraduation or choose any medical officer post at rural or central health care centers. Many opportunities after MBBS students can get according to their skills and knowledge.

Placements: As a medical college, there are no traditional placements. However, there are ample opportunities to apply for positions in government hospitals or other public healthcare facilities to gain practical experience. Graduates can also pursue roles as medical officers after gaining sufficient experience.

Placements: 150 students are present in one class for the course of MBBS which is for a duration of 4.5 years. After internship, the lowest package offered is 80000 and the highest package offered is 1 Lacs fifty thousand rupees. We can even join a government hospital after our graduation. We can join as a surgeon or a general practitioner based on our education.

Placements: A total of 1,150 students are present in a single class, and each one secures an internship with a salary exceeding 50,000. Most students opt for government jobs as doctors in GMC colleges, specializing in roles such as osteology, gynecology, cardiologist, neurologist, kinesiology, arthrology, etc.

Placements: As the MBBS course is concerned, the job opportunities are wide. The job security is almost confirmed. MBBS course is one of the most respected course in India. Job opportunities found easily with good salary. Doctor job is one of the most best job in the world.

Infrastructure: The quality of the hostel and mess was not good compared to the fee we paid every year. The only education provided was good. We had facilities such as gyms, cricket grounds, etc. I would not recommend this college to any other student.

Placements: As a medical college, there is no need for placements, but you get postings to nearby villages for internships. There are no PG courses for now, and only UG courses are offered. To get placed in a good PG hospital, you need to score good marks in NEET PG and NEXT exams.

Placements: This college offers an MBBS course. It is a private college and is affiliated with MUHS, Nashik. There are 150 students in each batch. There are 4 batches from the 1st year to the 4th year. The college has a good teaching staff and a good hospital with an average number of patients, which is enough for students to learn.

Placements: Medical education is less about placement opportunities at the end of the course, because you need to pursue higher education however you get paid well if you get a job at a government run hospital which in that case would be around Rs.56000 - 60000, it varies from state to state in the country.