UCMS Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Dilshad Garden

Placements: The batch strength is 170 students. The MBBS course is 5.5 years. There is no placement after course completion. Generally, MBBS graduates have two choices: First, to pursue postgraduate studies, and second, to join as junior residents in any hospital. As a junior resident, one can earn up to 80,000 to 1,25,000 per month, depending on the hospital they join.

Placements: Placements do not happen as such in this college, but 100% of the passing students have to do a paid internship, during which approximately ₹26k stipend is provided per month. Roles involve interning at the associated hospital, i.e., GTB Hospital, where one has to perform duties in various departments.

Placements: Our college has great academics. This year PG and INI CET results were amazing from our college. The class consists of 170-180 students and classes takes place from 8 am to 5pm. The teachers are also very experienced.

Placements: The placements and the internships are good. The college provides excellent internship opportunities in GTB hospital which is one of the best hospitals in east Delhi. They offer a stipend of 26.5k per month. The internship is compulsory for 1 year all over India for MBBS. The placements are not provided in a medical college.

Placements: Every passout of UCMS gets to do an internship at GTB Hospital at a stipend of around 30,000/month, and after the internship, you get posted in a Delhi government hospital for a salary of around 125,000/month, which is for a maximum of 1 year only. So, 100% of students get offered these placements.

Placements: 98–99 percent of students were placed and got jobs. The highest package is around INR 4-5 lacs, and the lowest is around INR 1 lacs. 90–95 percent of students got internships by passing their final year exams. A doctor can pursue the job of a general physician, a surgeon, a pediatrician, an ophthalmologist, an orthopedist, a radiologist, a dermatologist, or an ENT specialist.

Placements: There are 150 students in every batch of MBBS in our college. Students after passing MBBS, may serve the society as a doctor or as a professor in medical field. Students may also pursue post graduation in the subject they are interested. Hence they may serve the society and nation after pursuing this course.

Placements: I am a 2021 batch MBBS student. In our college, almost 100% of students get internships. As interns, we get Rs. 25,000 per month from government hospitals, which hire us and give us good salaries. Our college also offers PG courses. A student may apply for PG entrance or enroll in college as a junior.

Placements: Our college selects students based on the NEET UG exam. It is one of the most prestigious medical institutes in India. After MBBS, we get a stipend decided by NMC.

Placements: Each batch consists of approximately 170 students. There is a mandatory one year internship after the final year of MBBS. After that students apply for NEET PG and a they apply to their desired branches according to the hospital as per their performance.

Placements: Since it's a professional course, no placements are offered. There is NEET PG after the internship. The stipend during the internship is Rs.23500 per month. After NEET PG, on the basis of our score, we get the specialisation that we desire to pursue after MBBS.

Placements: Because it's a medical college and the course is MBBS, one is never unemployed. Following the course, there is a mandatory internship period during which you will receive a stipend of more than Rs. 25000 per month.

Placements: This is a government medical college, so there are no placements. Internships are compulsory for 1 year. The stipend is Rs.23,500. Few students also opt for higher students.

Placements: As we are MBBS students, we don't get campus placements. Our course is of 5.5 years, and after 4.5 years, we get an internship. We also get a stipend of around Rs. 23,000 per month. After this, students prepare for another national exam for PG. Once they clear that exam, they get a stipend almost double this.

Placements: I am pursuing MBBS course from ucms college and my batch strength is 169 student in 2019. After doing MBBS course we can join as a junior residents in hospital and earn minimum 90 thousand rupees and internship is mandatory for every student. Roles of our course is save life.

Placements: Almost all of the students from UCMS crack the post-graduate entrance exam and get jobs as residents in various departments like pediatrics, surgery, medicine, etc. Across the country, the top hospitals recruiting UCMS graduates are AIIMS Delhi, Safdarjung Hospital, Dr. RML Hospital, etc.

Placements: As it is an MBBS course so students will get a job. There is a fixed package in internships that lies between Rs 20,000 per month - Rs 23,000 per month. After pursuing MBBS students can go to PG, or entrance tests for other countries. Every student who qualified in the final exam will get internships.

Placements: Previous batches have 150 capacity but after 2019 175 seats are alloted in ucms Delhi All the students who pass MBBS from ucms got easy palacemant of junior residency in any government or private hospitals and many of the students secure good rank in NEET PG exam and get selected to various PG branches.

Placements: Total strength of the class is 150, I got admission through the NEET UG Counseling programme. There is no package system in MBBS you have to complete 4.5 years of your MBBS and then internship of a year and for that too, you get more than twenty thousand a month normally. And after graduation you can job at any hospital starting from 40k per month (at least). And to my observation, the salary is much more like 90k - 100k in cities like Delhi and Mumbai etc. All the students did internship as it ...

Placements: Every student who passes the final year gets an internship with a stipend of Rs. 23,500 per month. After that, you have to give PG exam or you can continue as a junior resident in the same hospital if you wish to and you will get a decent salary package as a junior resident.