Baba Farid University Faridkot Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Faridkot

Placements: In our college for the MBBS course, after 4 years, there is an internship in which you are given shifts in the hospital to work with doctors, and they pay you a monthly stipend of 15,000. People here are asking to increase the stipend, so we are hoping that it will be done soon.

Placements: My batch is the 2023 batch, in which there are 60 students. B.A.M.S. itself a complete course, you became a doctor. Internship is offered itself in our college; there is a hospital in our college. You yourself become a doctor after this course and can open your private clinic and pharmacy.

Placements: Our batch (2019) had a group of 250 students. As medicos, we don't get placements via companies but need to build our CV to work in hospitals after completing a compulsory and rotatory internship in various departments at the same hospital. All students who pass the final year get into internships. The stipend we receive during internships in all government colleges of Punjab is a mere 15,000.

Placements: My batch in ACON is 2019-2023; it's a 50-student batch. Amandeep College of Nursing gave placements to the students in their own parents hospital in Punjab, with an average package for freshers of approximately 3.5 lacs per annum. They enhance the skills of nursing students on the hospital premises.

Placements: In this college, a batch comprises 250 students that are taught all at once. MBBS is a 4-year undergraduate course (the final year is 18 months, so in total, it is 4.5 years) and is followed by 1 year of mandatory internship that every student has to undergo. There is no such thing as placements in the college.

Placements: There are no specific placements offered by the college. However, students can secure positions in government colleges, hospitals, or private institutions. All students get internship opportunities, and they can pursue careers as MDs in medicine, surgeons, obstetricians, or pediatricians.

Placements: Almost everyone is placed in different colleges and hospitals in India as well as internationally after clearing foreign graduate examinations of respective countries. There is also the option of doing postgraduate studies after giving the NEET PG examination every year in May or June.

Placements: 4rth year students got internships in the hospital to learn new things about the course.

Placements: 100 seats were allotted last year when I came to this college. The highest package: 50-60k per month The lowest package: $20-30k per month First, we need to complete the 6-month internship program at the college itself. After then, some hospitals are offered to you. After completing this course, you are eligible to call yourself an authentic Ayurveda doctor. The main focus is to let everyone know about the importance of Ayurveda + modern allopathy too.

Placements: The percentage of students placed is a maximum of 75% or above, and placements are very good. The highest package is 15 Lacs, and the lowest is 3 Lacs. Very good companies select the students, offering internships and good salaries. It's a very well-regarded college.

Placements: GMC Amritsar provides excellent MBBS training. Nearly 100% of students secure placements, with internships in top hospitals like AIIMS and PGI. The highest package is around ₹12 LPA, with an average of ₹8 LPA. Students get internships in reputed hospitals during the course. Roles offered include Junior Resident and Medical Officer in both public and private sectors.

Placements: In MBBS, there are 4.5 years and 1 year of internship. In every year, there are 250 students. Almost 100% of students get placements, and the top role offered is MD, which allows you to become a specialist. Interns have to do their internship in Government Rajindra Hospital, Patiala.

Placements: Internship is offered by the college itself for all students for a year after completion of the course, comprising one year. Most of the students are either placed as Medical Officers or pursue further studies in the form of postgraduation through NEET PG and INI CET.

Placements: Our batch (2019) had a group of 250 students. We medicos don't get placements via companies; instead, we have to build our CV in order to work in hospitals after compulsory and rotatory internships in various departments at the same hospital. All those students who pass the final year get into internships. The stipend we get paid in internships in all government colleges in Punjab is mere 15,000 though.

Placements: My batch is the 2020 batch, and we will pass out in 2025. It is a 5.5-year course, and each batch has 150 students. After the MBBS internship, the NEET PG exam is conducted for MD. Every year, some students pass the exam and achieve really good ranks, as it is a very tough exam. 100% of students do internships in the same college.

Placements: This college offers a 100% placement rate after you complete your MBBS degree. Internships are available at the college with a stipend of Rs. 15,000 per month. The highest salary package for this course is Rs. 80,000 per month.

Placements: Class consists of only 50 students. After the final year, an internship is provided in the college hospital for 12 months. The best thing is this college has a great patient flow. The prosthodontics department is one of the best in whole Punjab. OPD no. is very high. with an average of more than 1000 patients per month.

Placements: There is no such thing like placement. Internship programs are compulsory to be done in college with proper 365 working days. During the internship period, students are appointed to different branches where they are treated under the guidance of faculty. They are provided a proper wage for this work .

Placements: The MBBS students, after graduation, take NEET PG, USMLE, PLAB or get jobs in clinics. Most students go for post-graduation and MD. This college has the highest number of alumni. The average package varies from 1-2 lacs per month based on branch in PG. Almost 80 percent students are placed.

Placements: It is a private college, so they don't give stipends or give very little stipends to intern students. But internships are provided by our own hospital, which is a 50-bed multi-speciality hospital where all doctors are present and even panchakarma is practiced. B.A.M.S. students got internships at their own colleges.