St. John’s Medical College Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Sarjapur Road, Bangalore

Placements: At John Medical College, students were getting good placement opportunities. Around 60% of the students get placed in our course. The average package offered at this college was between 8 and 12 LPA. The top recruiters were the various medical and hospital chains. At our college, 100% of students get internships.

Placements: They provide good placements with decent salary packages. St. John's National Academy of Health Sciences has its own hospital, which is very helpful for students to have regular exposure to patients and hospital life. It helps to gain experience and learn many things.

Placements: St. John's Medical College is very well-reputed. We have a compulsory rural bond where we are all given rural centers to work for. So, for the first two years, you have a guaranteed job. If you complete the bond, you have a reservation in the college for your PG. The stipend offered is about Rs.40,000 per month. Internship programs are good.

Placements: We were the first batch of students doing BPT at St John's and it's mandatory to do the internship there itself. No one is entertained to go out for internship and the placement opportunities are not available in John's for BPT, intake is only for MPT graduates currently.

Placements: There are 150 students in this college. A 2-year bond is necessary after the course. Many of our seniors get admission for PG in our college itself, and many other reputed colleges namely AllMS, Delhi, GM Seth medical college, etc., also many pursue masters by doing residency from USA, UK. Graduation in medicine is not only the option, few of them take MBA in hospital administration and few IAS.

Placements: Almost 100% of the students were placed in different hospitals. The highest salary offered is 1 lac per month, the average salary offered is Rs. 50,000 per month and the lowest salary offered is Rs. 30,000 per month. A senior resident doctor is a top role offered to the students. Almost 100% of students got an internship.

Placements: All the students got placed because it is a medical college. The highest salary offered depends on your PG degree. Companies do not recruit students. We can attain top roles based on our degree. All students got an internship in our college, and it is done for 1 year. There is a bond of 2 years also.

Placements: Since it is a medical college, there is no question of placements, companies, and other offers related to it. We have a 4-years course and 1-year of internship, and after that, we get our degrees. This is followed by 2 years of rural bond in any of the rural centres in the country.

Placements: There are 150 students in our batch. Salary offered starts from Rs.10,000 per month. Every student, after passing final exams, is eligible to perform an internship after getting the registration number from the medical council. After the internship, everyone is asked to perform bond in rural hospitals for two years. Later to apply for Postgraduate course after getting eligibility in NEET exam.

Placements: About 150 students are there in my batch. After completion of course they can apply in any hospital anywhere in India or can go abroad, only after completion of two years rural bond. 100%of students got internship from our college. They got internship in various hospitals across India.

Placements: One of the best medical colleges in India. Best internship programs. All of them got placed in the best hospitals. I'm not sure about the salary offered. But it is good. Best package, sod internship and rural bond available. Placements available all over India.

Placements: In MBBS curriculum, there are no placements. There are almost 150 students in a batch. The students are allotted seats in this college based on the all India NEET exam. Other than this, reservations are there for Roman Catholics, North Indians, and for the children of staff working here.

Placements: I was a teacher in this college for this course for 3 long years. The management doesn't care about placements and treats the BPT course like a Yoga course. A professional degree course run by Medical Doctors at the top with no clue of the subject set up for absolute failure. Students struggle mentally and physically here due to extreme regional, language-based biases and unfair means of marking location. I have seen students leave the professions altogether after studying here. Most patients ar...

Placements: The placements don't generally play such a great role when it comes to medical colleges. Considering the shortage of doctors in India, almost all doctors passing out of these institutions either do a bond in a reputed government PHC or end up studying Post Graduate in a reputed college.

Placements: I was a bright student but I hardly managed to get good marks at college level. My CGP was 7.50 out of 10. They have many internships but I wasn't that much interested in those during my studies so I didn’t show up. They give lots of internship which is very helpful for the students.