DMIHER Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Wardha

Placements: The college has a 90% placement rate. The highest package offered is up to 10 LPA. Top hospitals like AIIMS, Max Healthcare Hospital, and GMC recruit from our courses. The role we play after completing our course is as an anesthesia technician.

Placements: Companies do visit, but the quality of students is not good enough, and hence placements remain pretty average usually. However, I've seen companies visit the campus and offer good salaries. The 2022-23 batch was great, though, as they got record placements because of their skills.

Placements: The placement opportunity at DMCP are solid with a strong focus on preparing students for career in the pharmaceutical industry. The college offers good placement support through its network of alumni and industry connections. companies from the pharmaceutical sector, healthcare and biotechnology visit the campus for recruitment.

Placements: Our college fosters a diverse variety of placement opportunities. The placement cell is proactive in organizing workshops and mock interviews. The placement cell is very dedicated and supportive . Many industries and companies visit our campus for the placement . Overall, the placement process is beneficial and supportive .

Placements: Our college provides a wide range of placements to our students, and many companies and industries give visits to our campus for placement. Our placement cell is active and works with dedication to foster students with best placement . Placement experience at our college is largely positive and impactful.

Placements: We have the placement committee which helps to give better placements. The package is a minimum of 5 to 6 lakhs. Our placement committee is great, and every year there are new companies visiting the college for placements, so the chances of placement are also high.

Placements: The placement process is well organized and supportive. A placement unit is set up to take care of all students who are interested in placement. The highest package offered so far is 4.8 LPA.

Placements: Our college provides a salary package of 6 LPA for students who score 7 CGPA. Our college provides internships from the second year.

Placements: The quality of placements is good, and the prospect of this course is abundant, and we'll be respected. In our Ayurveda field, the placements are not so important. The teaching and quality of education are important. Maximum people do MD after completion of BAMS degree.

Placements: The college offers courses like BDS, MS, hospital management and M.Phil. It is a recognised university which results in amazing recognition and also for placements for students after passing out from the university. Apart from BDS, MBBS and nursing ayurvedic courses are available here.

Placements: MBBS does not have placements cell. However, we are provided with the opportunity to do an internship in our college hospital only. Students can easily appoint as doctors in a nearby PHC with a salary package of approximately 7-8 LPA to a newly passed MBBS doctor. Some students prefer further studies, i.e., post-graduation.

Placements: As it' a medical college, there are no direct placements like engineering colleges. However, most of the students of this college start their junior or senior residentship in this college only after completing courses. It is good to see the students perform well in other institutes as faculty.

Placements: Placements are not provided for medical students because they have to work for government hospitals after completing MBBS. Later on, they have to pursue postgraduation. All students get an internship from college. They have to complete their internship in the college hospital.

Placements: Placements in our college are excellent. Pass outs don't need to worry about the placements. Students are required to complete a one-year internship programme after graduation. Students have clinical posting after the first year to have a better idea about clinical practice.

Placements: The placement are excellent. The pass outs don't need to worry about the placement after graduation. Students are required to do 1 year internship after graduation. The students have to attend clinical posting after 2nd year. In posting the history taking is taught.

Placements: There are excellent placements. Students are required to do the 1-year internship programme before graduating, which gives students an upper edge in the clinical. Students from the second year have clinical postings in which students are taught the most important history taking and other important clinical techniques.

Placements: Daily, students have clinical postings from 2nd year. The students are required to learn to communicate with the patient. The history taking is the major thing taught in the beginning of clinical postings. During clinical posting students can attend the OT so as to learn the protocols during any major surgery. Every student is placed with a huge offering.

Placements: Students are well placed. There are facilities for doing an internship here. College has its hospital. Students can attend classes and learn in the hospital itself. After graduation students can join the college's hospital. Many students graduating from here have settled abroad also.

Placements: The students here go to various facilities like AVBRH, various hospitals, private hospitals, government hospitals, hospitals in cities, hospitals in suburban areas and hospitals in rural areas. Most of the student also go for the PG courses like the orthopaedic surgery, medicine, general surgery, paediatrics and other clinical and preclinical subjects. The Orthopaedic Surgery Is the famous post-graduate course here. They also have got an advanced ward and OT in Ortho in AVBRH, , which is a hospi...

Placements: Around 30-40% of students from Datta Meghe College of Pharmacy secured placements this year. The highest package offered was approximately INR 6 LPA, while the lowest was around INR 3 LPA, with an average of INR 4.5 LPA. Top recruiting companies include MacLeod and other leading firms. About 20% of students received internships, mainly with local pharmaceutical companies. Common roles offered include pharmaceutical sales, quality control, and research associate positions.