Centre of Excellence for Neuromodulation Opens at SRM Medical College Hospital
December 4, 2024: The Department of Psychiatry at SRM Medical College Hospital and Research Centre (SRMCH&RC) has inaugurated a Centre of Excellence for Neuromodulation, offering advanced treatment for conditions such as depression, anxiety, OCD, schizophrenia, headaches, nerve pain, and trigeminal neuralgia, among others. The centre was officially launched by Ms. Manimangai Sathyanarayanan, Director of SRMPS, in the presence of Pro Vice Chancellor (Medical) Dr. Nitin M. Nagarkar, Additional Registrar (MHS) Dr. T. Mythili, Medical Superintendent Dr. R. Venkatraman, and Head of Department (HoD) Dr. R. Arul Saravanan.
During the inauguration, Dr. R. Arul Saravanan provided insights into the cutting-edge Neurosoft Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) machine now available at the centre. He explained, “Neuromodulation is an emerging therapeutic approach where nerve activity is altered through the targeted delivery of stimuli to specific neurological sites in the body, particularly the brain. This can involve electromagnetic fields, rTMS, electric currents, or drugs delivered directly into the subdural space.”
SRM Global Hospitals’ Institute of Liver and Gastro Sciences performs successful liver transplant
December 19, 2023: A 56-year-old man has had a successful donor liver transplant at SRM Global Hospitals. The man, who had end-stage liver disease, is now fully recovered and going about his everyday business. According to Dr. P. Sathyanarayan, President of SRM Global Hospitals, the successful treatment is a major milestone for the organisation, particularly for its Institute of Liver and Gastro Sciences. It is the outcome of an incredible feat of medical knowledge and dedication to patient care.
The New Delhi-born patient had been battling end-stage liver disease for three years. He had severe weight loss, limb swelling, and abdominal water retention when he arrived at the Institute of Liver and Gastro Sciences at SRM Global Hospitals, suggesting the seriousness of his disease. For a month, the patient in Chennai patiently awaited for a suitable organ. The government hospital's donation of the liver made it possible for the "Deceased Donor Liver Transplantation" to start. The highly competent transplant team at SRM Global Hospitals completed the complex, about 10-hour procedure, demonstrating their extraordinary talent and dedication to patient care.
According to Dr. Sathyanarayanan, the procedure's success was a reflection of SRM Global Hospitals' dedication to providing top-notch, upscale medical treatment and their quest of excellence. The SRM Global Hospitals' commitment to treatment protocols, patient care, and safety was underlined by their flawless coordination, unwavering determination, and capacity to overcome unforeseen hurdles. In a little amount of time, our team of medical professionals successfully completed five liver transplants, according to Dr. P. Sathyanarayanan.
SRM Medical College Conducts 2 Days Workshop on Temporal Bone Dissection
December 4, 2023: A two-day national workshop called STEMCON 2023 "Hands-on Temporal Bone Dissection" was held at SRM Medical College Hospital & Research Centre, Kattankulathur (SRM MCH&RC). The Departments of Anatomy and ENT organised this. Pro-Vice-Chancellor of SRM MCH& RC, Lt Col Dr. A. Ravikumar, gave the opening speech. Chief ENT Surgeon, Padmashri Dr Mohan Kameswaran, Director, MERF, and Consultant Otologist and Skull Base Surgeon, Prof. Dr S Raghunandhan, MERF, led the team of experts.
By bridging theory and practice in the field of otorhinolaryngology and head and neck surgery, the programme sought to help participants enhance their skills and convey their knowledge. The workshop was attended by 150 participants from all around Tamil Nadu and the surrounding states, giving it a vibrant and diverse forum for experts and amateurs to learn about the latest developments in ENT through an engaging "hands-on" experience.
Through cadaver dissection, the course offered participants a rare chance to participate in hands-on learning and improve their comprehension of Temporal Bone Anatomy and Surgical procedures.
SRM Hospital Releases ‘Valli’ Health Card For The Community
January 28, 2022: The Valli Health Card and the 7th issue of the Healthcare CSR Bulletin – ‘Valli’ were released by SRM Medical College Hospital and Research Centre, Kattankulathur.
Dr Lt. Col A. Ravikumar, Pro-Vice Chancellor of SRM MCH&RC, issued these. Puthiya Thalaimurai Foundation undertook this project as part of its CSR efforts.
Amphenol Omniconnect India Pvt. Ltd. employees and SRMIST housekeeping employees were among the first to acquire the Valli Health Card. In addition to the standard concessions, cardholders would receive a 20% discount on OP investigations at SRM MCH&RC.
SRM MCH&RC's Medical Superintendent Dr K. Thangaraj, Dean (Dental) Dr Vivek, Dean (Occupational Therapy) Dr Ganapathy Sankar, SRMIST's Sports Advisor Nandhagopal, representatives from Amphenol Omniconnect India Pvt. Ltd, and members of pSRM Institute of Science and Technology were among those in attendance.
"This is wonderful hope in these tiring times," Dr. Lt. Col A. Ravikumar said at the event. “This programme by the Puthiya Thalaimurai Foundation will assist those who are unable or unwilling to pay for quality medical care."
SRM School Of Public Health Disseminates Key Findings Of NFHS -5 For TN & Puducherry
December 22, 2021: At SRM Medical College Hospital and Research Centre, the School of Public Health (SPH) at SRM Institute of Science and Technology (SRMIST), Kattankulathur, celebrates the successful completion and dissemination of the key findings of the National Family Health Survey (NFHS -5) for the state of Tamil Nadu and Puducherry (SRM MCH&RC). The fifth round of the National Family Health Survey (NFHS) includes statistics on population, health, and nutrition for India and each state/union territory (UT), as well as data at the district level.
Preschool education, handicap, access to a toilet facility, death registration, menstrual hygiene, and abortion are all new themes in NFHS-5. The range of clinical, anthropometric, and biochemical testing (CAB) has been enlarged to include measurements of waist and hip circumferences, as well as the age range for blood pressure and blood glucose testing. In Tamil Nadu, SRM SPH examined 27,929 families, 25,650 women, and 3,372 males; in Puducherry, 3,520 houses, 3,669 women, and 534 men were surveyed.
"This is an eye-opener concerning India's health state," remarked Dr P. Kuganantham, a member of the Tamil Nadu Chief Minister's Expert Advisory Committee for COVID19. “Data aids decision-making. It emphasises the community's and nation's overall public health", he continued.
He explained and mentioned the tactics that were used in Survey 1 in 1993. He claims that public health is usually put on the back burner. In Tamil Nadu, it was Public Health that saved the day during a pandemic. "During the COVID, only about a third of those who were infected were admitted to hospitals, while the rest were treated through Tennessee's excellent public health system."
On this occasion, the important findings of Tamil Nadu and Puducherry were released. Members of the SRM SPH team who completed the NFHS -5 Project were also recognised. Dean (Medical) Dr A. Sundaram, Dean (School of Public Health) Dr Padma Venkat, and other SPH members were in attendance.
SRMIST Opens Hi-Tech Centre For Clinical Trials & Research
December 15, 2021: SRM Institute of Science and Technology (SRMIST), Kattankulathur has established a 5000 square foot Research Faculty in SRM dubbed the 'Centre for Clinical Trials & Research' through its Faculty of Medical & Health Sciences. SRM Medical College Hospital and Research Centre is home to this facility (SRM MCH&RC). This world-class clinical trial research centre can handle medication, vaccine, and medical device clinical trials.
The facility was inaugurated by Lt. Col. Dr A Ravikumar, Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Medical & Health Sciences), Registrar Dr S. Ponnusamy, and Dean (Medical) Dr A Sundaram, among others.
There are two wards with a total of 12 beds, as well as many rooms for sample collection, processing, data documentation, and monitoring. It has cutting-edge technology for preserving blood samples at -80°C and -20°C deep freezers, a high-speed centrifuge, capabilities for electronic data capture with high-speed internet, thermohygrometers, and data security is ensured by controlled access.
"SRM MCH&RC has come 46th in research," Dr S. Ponnusamy stated, congratulating the team. "Such activities would help in boosting the hospital rating." He then encouraged students to take advantage of this world-class facility and conduct research.
"Right now, the most critical thing we're focusing on is research," Dean added (Medical). "At this centre, students and teachers can participate in any form of clinical experiment, including the current COVAXIN trial." The importance of research should be prioritised."
More than 35 funded and academic clinical studies have been conducted in SRM MCH&RC over the previous ten years. To carry out these research efforts, grants have been secured from various funding sources such as the ICMR, BIRAC, DBT, DHR-ICMR National, and international pharmaceutical corporations such as Sanofi-GSK and Genova Pharmaceuticals.
In the current competency-based MBBS curriculum, students are exposed to Clinical Research in their pre-final year. It is an elective course available to students. In this centre, our students are exposed to contemporary clinical research and trials.
SRM Honors Special Children On World Disability Day
December 9, 2021: At SRM Medical College Hospital and Research Centre (SRM MCH&RC), Kattankulathur, SRM College of Occupational Therapy (SRM OT) honoured three exceptional youngsters (K. Vijay, A. Ravi Varma, and T. Hemavarshani) who have proven to be remarkable performers despite their physical limitations. Along with these children, the Government of India's ADIP (Assistance to Disabled Persons for Purchase/Fitting of Aids/Appliances) Scheme gave 15 others with Teaching Learning Materials (TLM). All of these children are receiving therapy at SRM OT.
Sankara Narayanan, Deputy Registrar (Admin), National Institute for Empowerment of Persons with Multiple Disabilities (Dept. of Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities, Divyangjan, Government of India), was the chief guest for the occasion.
"Your contribution will be wonderful and remarkable," S. Sankara Narayanan told the students. “Now is the time for a more inclusive society. We used to live in large families, and it was convenient to look after exceptional youngsters. We are now a single-parent family. NIEPMD was created since it has become the government's responsibility to care for this society. The government of Tamil Nadu is the finest in India when it comes to treating individuals with disabilities. Our administration is always willing to help with any problems", he continued
"Autism can be entirely healed with proper therapy," said Dean (Medical) Dr. A. Sundaram. “As a result, it's not a defect. The OT department has two functions: one is to provide service, and the other is to provide therapy. This year, SRM MCH&RC opened a sensory garden to assist youngsters with special needs", he continued
SRM OT is one of India's oldest colleges in this field, and it has provided outstanding service to children born with disabilities such as autism, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), and other similar conditions, assisting them in mainstreaming into mainstream society and obtaining appropriate employment opportunities.
SRM & GoI Successfully Complete & Disseminate Key Findings Of NFHS 5 For TN & Puducherry
November 26, 2021: In 2018, the coveted National Family Health Survey-5 (NFHS) projects for Tamil Nadu and Puducherry were granted to the School of Public Health, SRM Medical College Hospital and Research Centre, Kattankulathur (II Phase States). Surveys and health-related data are collected from homes in all districts through these Ministry of Health and Family Welfare programmes.
Dr V.K.Paul, Member Niti Ayog, and Rajesh Bhushan, Secretary, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, revealed the important findings of the survey on November 24, 2021, following the successful completion of 14 states in the second phase.
The fifth round of the National Family Health Survey (NFHS) includes statistics on population, health, and nutrition for India and each state/union territory (UT), as well as data at the district level. NFHS-5 measures are similar to NFHS-4 in terms of understanding patterns and allowing temporal comparisons.
The Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, like in previous rounds, designated the International Institute for Population Sciences in Mumbai as the lead agency for the NFHS-5. Each NFHS's major goal is to produce reliable statistics on health and family welfare, as well as emerging challenges in this area, in order to guide policy at the national and local levels. Preschool education, handicap, access to a toilet facility, death registration, menstrual hygiene, and abortion are among the new issues covered in this cycle. The range of clinical, anthropometric, and biochemical testing (CAB) has been enlarged to include measurements of waist and hip circumferences, as well as the age range for blood pressure and blood glucose testing.
This fact sheet for Tamil Nadu contains information on key indicators and trends. The NFHS-5 fieldwork in phase 2 States/UTs was split into two sections due to the pandemic crisis and the enforcement of lockdown. The School of Public Health performed NFHS-5 fieldwork in Tamil Nadu and Puducherry from 6 January to 21 March 2020, prior to the lockdown, and from 21 December 2020 to 31 March 2021, after the lockdown. In Tamil Nadu and Puducherry, almost 30,000 homes, 29,000 women, and close to 4000 males were surveyed.
Dr Padma Venkat, Dean, School of Public Health (SPH), led the implementing team, which included Co-Project Leads Geetha Veliah and Dr Prakash. M, Assistant Professors. They were ably supported by a core team of Dr C. Ramanujam, Dr M. Bagavandas, Dr G.Vadivu, and Dr M. Lograj for conducting Tamil Nadu North and Puducherry, and by a core team of Dr B. Kalpana, Dr Varadarajan, Dr Kayalvizhi Jayavel, and Dr Balaji for conducting Tamil Nadu South for the Main Survey, by Dr Bhara
The team appreciates the necessary assistance provided by the Tamil Nadu and Puducherry governments, as well as their respective health ministries.
Video-Assisted Anal Treatment For Fistula-In-Ano: Novel Treatment For The First Time In SRM Hospital
August 10, 2021: Recurrences of fistula–in–ano, or perianal fistula, are common, requiring multiple hospital stays and discharge from the perianal region for individuals suffering from excruciating agony. The most common therapy is an open fistulectomy or fistulotomy operation, in which the wound is left open in the perianal region and heals slowly, delaying the patient's return to normal life. Furthermore, these procedures have the potential to harm faecal continence.
With these considerations in mind, the surgeons at the SRM Medical College Hospital and Research Centre in Kattankulathur attempted to treat patients with a Video Assisted Anal Fistula Treatment (VAAFT). This innovative approach, which was first introduced in 2006, is gaining traction all around the world.
The first patient was a 25-year-old man who presented to the OPD with perianal discharge concerns. The diagnosis of Fistula-in-Ano was established after appropriate testing. He was treated satisfactorily with VAAFT and was discharged the next day because he had minimal post-operative pain, no open wound, and no major complaints. His incision had healed well, but he had continence concerns when he was seen a week later. He was quickly able to resume his normal routine.
“We have done five cases of VAAFT so far with a good degree of patient satisfaction,” said Lt Col Dr A. Ravikumar, Pro-Vice-Chancellor of Medical and Health Sciences.
“Using a fistuloscope, we were able to visualise the entire fistulous tract, which was subsequently coagulated with electrocautery, scraped, and washed with glycine. The wound is repaired with absorbable sutures after the exterior orifice is removed. Patients will experience minimal post-operative pain as a result of this.”
Due to the positive findings of the VAAFT, surgeons at SRM Hospital are experimenting with caudal anaesthesia and post-operative analgesic blocks, which could allow patients to be discharged the same day of surgery (day case surgery), making the procedure even more comfortable for them.
SRM Hospital Receives 10 Oxygen Concentrators From NTHU, Taiwan
May 25, 2021: As a gesture of goodwill, National Tsing Hua University (NTHU) in Taiwan has donated ten oxygen concentrators to SRM Medical College Hospital and Research Centre at Kattankulathur to aid in the fight against Covid.
As part of the ‘Love from NTHU, Taiwan’ initiative, ten oxygen concentrators were sent. The funds were raised through donations from the NTHU Alumni Association and the NTHU Centre for India Studies. SRM Institute of Science and Technology (SRMIST) is one of NTHU's strategic partners, and together they have built a dedicated Taiwan Education Centre on campus, striving to strengthen the university's educational and cultural ties with Taiwanese higher education institutions.
The donation was an outpouring of care for the people of India, according to Professor Weichung Wang, Director of the Program Office for Taiwan Education Centre in India at NTHU, who has spent over a decade promoting Indo-Taiwan collaboration. “SRMIST is one of NTHU's most important partners in India,” he said. “Given our long-standing friendship and relationship, it was only natural for us to lend a hand. It's a modest step toward strengthening SRM Hospital's hands in the fight against the dangerous Covid virus.”
SRM Hospital Launches Third Phase of COVAXIN Trail; Seeks Volunteers
December 8, 2020: Kattankulathur based SRM Medical College Hospital and Research Centre has successfully completed two human test phases of the COVAXIN trial and the third phase of the COVAXIN trial has started from today.
At a press conference today, Pro-chancellor Dr P Sathyanarayanan said that the number of patients to be tested in the third and final phase of Covid vaccine trial is over 1,000 however so far only 550 people have volunteered. The institute is trying its best to make this work as it will be India's first indigenous vaccine.
People above the age of 18 years who have not encountered Coronavirus so far can volunteer. Pregnant women are excluded. The shot is given twice - 28 days apart, said Dr Satyajit Mahopatra, Principal Investigator of Covaxin.
The hospital is going to be able to run a trial on 50 patients a day. Once the trials are successful, the vaccine will be approved on a fast-track basis. SRM MCHRC is currently treating 21 Covid-19 cases and a total of 80 people are tested for Covid-19.
SRM MCHRC Organises Press Meet to Create Awareness About Government Safety Norms on Covid-19
November 13, 2020: With an aim to create awareness amongst students and audience about the government safety norms on Covid pandemic and guiding them about the progress of Covaxin trials, SRM Medical College Hospital and Research Centre called for a press meet today. Pro Vice-Chancellor (Medical) Lt Col Dr A Ravi Kumar of SRM Medical College Hospital and Research Centre (SRM MCHRC), Kattankulathur talked about the importance of facemask and other safety measures in order to avoid the second potential wave of the Covid pandemic.
He also talked about the successful completion of the second phase of Covaxin trials which were performed on 45 individuals and the third trial is yet to be performed on over 1,500 individuals for which the results will be out in the month of February 2021. SRM MCHRC is the only medical institution in Tamil Nadu shortlisted for the vaccine trials and so far the hospital has treated over 1,400 Covid patients since April with the help of Allopathy and Siddha combination.
To handle this clinical trial, SRM MCHRC has a state-of-the-art clinical trial facility. The trial unit was partially funded by DST, the Government of India which has also performed several clinical trials during the past eight years.
SRM MCHRC Inks MoU With National Institute of Siddha (NIS) For Academic, Research Purposes
September 14, 2020: SRM Medical College Hospital and Research Centre has signed an agreement with the National Institute of Siddha (NIS) with an aim to impart quality education and achieve excellence in patient care and research.
This association will let both the institutes to offer certified short and long-term courses, conduct jointly sponsored research, academic and clinical activities, publish books and journals, develop reference materials, training methods and services, and offer advisory or consultancy services.
Both SRM and NIC have earlier worked together on curing Covid positive patients using Siddha and Allopathy. The results were much faster than the regular treatment. This treatment procedure was approved and allowed by the government
SRM MCHRC Inks MoU with Aravind Eye Hospital to Provide Retinopathy of Prematurity (ROP) Screening of High-Risk Babies
August 14, 2020: A Memorandum of Understanding ( MOU) was signed between SRM Medical College Hospital and Research Centre and Aravind Eye Hospital to allow the former to provide Retinopathy of Prematurity (ROP) routine screening of high-risk babies at its Kattankulathur premises. This is done as part of an engagement to prevent ROP blindness in children under the National Program for Blindness Prevention and Control.
Aravind Eye Hospital will provide SRM Medical College and Hospital and Research Center with an expert and a team of specialists to perform the screening at the centre (including Tele ROP). Experts at Aravind Eye Hospital will also offer care recommendations, carry out laser or intravitreal injections or surgery free of cost apart from screening.
Dr Prabhu Baskaran, Vitreo-Retinal Surgeon from Aravind Eye Hospital, said a qualified technician would conduct ROP screening while a doctor would perform the operation.
SRM to Take Up Research Initiatives to Tackle Coronavirus
August 9, 2020: With continued global pandemic situation due to Coronavirus, Chennai-based SRM Medical College Hospital and Research Centre has decided to take up a research project to tame the virus with the help of medicinal system such as ‘Siddha’.
Kabasura Kudineer, a component of Siddha is considered as a harmless immunity booster and can benefit a large group of suspected Covid patients. The Central and state governments have also allowed the inclusion of Indian systems of medicine and medical research institutions like SRM taking up the challenge.
Considering the benefits of ‘Kabasura Kudineer’, a component of Siddha, SRM MCHRC is all set to test its efficiency in treating Covid-19 patients in a proper scientific study. The institute is undertaking research in collaboration with National Institute of Siddha (NIS) and aims to record how the formulations of 'Siddha' contribute to the efficacy of the current allopathic drug in the hospital to cure Covid-19 based on clinical proof, as well as how they can avoid the virus spread.
The tests will be performed on two groups of people with their consent. One group will receive normal treatment along with the formulation of Siddha while the other one will only receive the standard treatment The results will be analysed and accordingly the study will be presented
In parallel to this, SRM is also in the process of testing the efficiency of the BCG vaccine and Hydroxychloroquine that helps prevent the spread of the novel Coronavirus in high-risk zones such as hospitalsSRM Doctors Cure Patient With Benign Lesion In Pancreas
July 31, 2020: A patient with one of the rarest diseases recently recovered at SRM Medical College Hospital and Research Centre. Known for its team of dedicated and experienced doctors who aim to cure the rarest of diseases, SRM MCHRC registers another success of helping a 58-year-old woman recover from the benign lesion of the pancreas.
The patient didn’t have any symptoms such as nausea history, loss of appetite, weight loss and normal bladder and bowel movement however, she was undergoing a diabetes treatment for the last two years. She just complained about abdominal pain in the last two weeks. Endoscopic ultrasound and other tests were performed and she was diagnosed with a cystic lesion of the pancreas with a large cyst of 10X11X7 cms. Surgery was performed and doctors decided to proceed with a splenectomy (removal of the spleen). The surgery was successful and she responded to the treatment positively and now she continues treatment for her diabetes alone.
SM doctors say, ‘Not all tumours are malignant; Some can be benign and can be thoroughly treated if correctly detected in the early stages”.
Human Trials of India’s First Coronavirus Vaccine Covaxin Begins at SRM MCHRC
July 23, 2020: The human trial of India’s first Covid-19 vaccine has begun today at SRM Medical College Hospital and Research Centre. SRM happens to be the only medical college in Tamil Nadu to be selected for the trials. As a part of the process, volunteers were screened today. Two of them were given injections this morning and they have reported no complaints so far.
Dean of the Institute Dr A Sundaram, explains the process saying that every subject has to take two doses at a gap of 14 days. These subjects will be kept under observation for some time post which they can continue with their usual activities. Each volunteer will have to come after receiving the injections for a total of four visits subsequently at day 28, 42, 104 and 194. During these visits, their response to the vaccination will be assessed by immunogenicity testing.
AIIMS Patna, PGIMS Rohtak and Nizam's Institute Hyderabad have already initiated the clinical trial. The first dose of the vaccine was given to volunteers at the institutes. After 14 days, volunteers will be given the second dose.
Covaxin is a result of joint efforts of Bharat Biotech International Limited with ICMR and NIV, Pune.
ICMR Selects SRM Medical College Hospital as Clinical Trial Site for Covid-19 Vaccine
July 5, 2020: ICMR is all set to test India’s first Covid-19 vaccine, Covaxin, and release it for public health use after performing all successful clinical trials. For performing these trials, ICMR has selected 12 institutions in India, including SRM Medical College Hospital and Research Centre. Not just one among 12, SRM is also the only medical institution in Tamil Nadu to be selected for this purpose.
The vaccine trials and launch are the utmost priority for Indian government today and this comes at a time when the entire world is reeling under Coronavirus pandemic and there is a dire urgency to launch the vaccine. President of SRM Medical College Hospital and Research Centre, Dr P Sathyanarayanan praised Dr Mohapatra him and his entire team for their efforts to make SRM reach such heights and assured all the support required to perform this exercise.
In and around Kattankulathur, SRM MCHRC serves over three lakh people. SRM Medical College Hospital and Research Center (SRM MCHRC) provides a range of possibilities to graduate and to boost the wellbeing of the profession in the country.
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Placements: In my college, everyone is getting placed with a high package. We will get a package of 4-5 LPA in SRM college. I'm studying medicine, so the internship is in our own college. We have the practical in our course with high facilities providing good education quality.
Placements: Its like about 60% above in all subject in 12th and 10th. The fees might be like 125000 when i join, but it will be slightly increased to 15000 idk, placement staffs will give some hospitals to join as our profession we can join or leave. There is no percentage matters if we pass all the subject we can go to internships. Mainly the profession is radiographer but if we take MSC IT we can do as teaching also.
Placements: For our course, around 30–40% of the students get placed at this college. The average package offered at the college is between 4-6 LPA. Most of the students get placed at the college's own hospital. Almost every semester, students get internship opportunities.
Placements: We have a placement record of 100% at our college. There are companies like Apollo Hospital, Fortis Healthcare, Max Healthcare and NIMHANS that provide both internships and placements. The internship also has a record of 100%. The highest package was 10 lacs, and the lowest was 6 lacs.
Placements: Mostly 70% of the students will gets the placements the average placements is 3.5 LPA and the highest is 15 LPA by the starting salary. This is the medical colleges companies are not coming mostly the students works in the hospital are clinics top roles offered in our college is senior consultant. In fourth year the internships will starts. The students will do the internships in srm medical hospital.
Placements: 80 percent students were placed. 15k to 50k is the average package offered in our course, Zeiss, Titan. 88% students got internships & companies like Zeiss, Titan. When the internship was completed, we got an interview to get placed in good companies.
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The cutoffs for the latest intake information for M.Sc. in Cardiovascular Sciences (Echocardiography) at SRM Medical College is with minimum aggregate marks of 50% in the qualifying examination, mainly B.Sc. in Cardiac Care Technology or related course. The intake is only 5 students and it costs aro
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Yes, SRM Medical College Hospital and Research Centre does offer scholarships under several schemes for its students. The college provides merit-based scholarships for students with great academic performance. Additionally, SRM MCHRC also provides Merit-cum-means Scholarship where 25% - 100% tuition
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Yes, NRI students can apply for the MD/ MS courses offered at SRM Medical College. Interested students can visit the official website of the college and proceed with the application. Students applying under the NRI category must report at the college on the first day of reporting window with all the
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SRM Medical College Hospital and Research Centre is quite costly with the the highest fee being INR 1.4 crore. The college provides a wide range of undergraduate, postgraduate, diploma, and doctoral level courses. SRM MCHRC fees range between INR 30,000 and INR 1.4 crore. The most costly courses are
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The eligibility criteria for the Doctor of Medicine programme offered at SRM Medical College is to have MBBS degree from a recognised university. Additionally, students must have completed a one-year internship and posses valid score in NEET PG exam. Students are shortlisted based on several paramet
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I want to know about the latest cutoff information for M.Sc. in Cardiovascular Sciences (Echocardiography) at SRM Medical College.