UCMS Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Dilshad Garden

Placements: Our batches usually range from 170-180 students. This year, turnovers in INI CET and NEET PG were amazing, as many students secured under 100 ranks. Many students start preparing for the USMLE in their third year itself, and there are several seminars also conducted to tell the possibilities after MBBS and apart from MBBS. There are good opportunities for research too.

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: 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: 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: All students have to do a compulsory one-year internship in the hospital associated with the college or externship in other hospitals as per their choice. The stipend offered is Rs. 23,500 per month in an internship. After an internship, they can join junior residency in government or private hospitals. There is no placement or company hiring in the college.

Placements: After MBBS, many students go for the PG exam, and very few students choose to do JRship. Almost everyone gets the job of JR because there is always a shortage of doctors in government hospitals. Rest students take a drop or continue preparation of PG exam while doing JRship.