Dr. NTR University of Health Sciences Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Vijayawada

Placements: 60% of students joined MDS, 10% of students went abroad, 20% of students may join other courses, and 10% of students are placed in dental clinics. They provide accommodation to work in rural satellites and give opportunities to students to expose themselves to patients in rural and urban areas, where we encounter different types of cases.

Placements: The college has its own 43 satellite clinics and can provide its own placements so that no company is required from outside to placement of the students. Each satellite can provide at least 2 doctors based on the work. So the out going batch had most number of jobs.

Placements: 100 percent of students got placed in my course, and 100 percent of students received internships in my college. They provide a stipend of 23,500 per month, and we have duties both day and night for the entire year. A doctor’s license is a must in society, and the interns serve the people freely to gain knowledge from patients and deal with various types of cases in the hospital. This experience provides good knowledge to the students.

Placements: There are total 150 members in our batch. Every one gets job easily after completion of under graduation. PG is based on your NEET PG entrance exam. There are 3 fees categories- For ACAT 150000 per year, for b CAT 12 lacks per year, for c category it depends on management.

Placements: Our college offers an internship program at Government General Hospital, Nizamabad, for 1 year after completion of the course. Each and every student who passed the fourth-year final exams will get an internship program for 1 year with a monthly stipend of 25,000 to 30,000. Since our hospital has more OPs per day, the scope of gaining knowledge and practicing is high. Each and every department will be coved and posted by the interns for 1 year to know about each and every department.

Placements: This college started in 2013. Currently, there are 120 students per batch, but from 2013 to 2018, there were only 100 students per batch. I belong to the 2022 batch. There is no package for this course. Upon completing this course, you must do a one-year internship at the hospital during which you will receive a stipend of 25,000 per month. After completing the internship, you should appear for the NEET PG entrance exam to pursue your Masters.

Placements: There are no placements as such, but the college offers a year of internship in the final year for more clinical exposure. Students are paid for this internship, which provides valuable experience for their future practice. Hospital visits start from the second professional year.

Placements: Actually, you have to work out placements on your own. There are no placement services in MBBS colleges, whether private or government. After completing the degree, you can either start your own clinic or work in any hospital as you choose. Placement is not a concept that applies here.

Placements: We don't have proper placements as it is a medical college. We complete our internship in the college for one year, after which we take the NEET PG exam, which decides our college for post-graduation. NEET PG is conducted, and after counseling, we get to decide our college for post-graduation.

Placements: As it is a medical college, it provides only studies and internship. No placements are offered, and we don’t get into any companies. We will work in hospitals, either government or private, and can also start our own clinic. There are opportunities to work as teachers, training future doctors while treating patients.

Placements: It depends if we want to continue in the same college. The highest package after completing MBBS is 40k per month. The hospital itself, government hospitals, and Apollo offer internships for junior doctors, medical officers, tutors, field officers, and accountants.

Placements: In my course, there are 250 students placed per batch. Internship is compulsory for all medical students in this course. The final step for completion of this course is through the internship, after which a certificate is issued. The placement is through the NEET PG exam, which you must crack to enter into postgraduate studies.

Placements: The government hospital of Kurnool being beside the college, internships are given to all the passing-out batch students. All the important medical services are taught in the hospital by the doctors and postgraduates. The stipend given is around 30,000 rupees every month to all the intern students.

Placements: UG students mostly take NEET and PG before they get placed. Almost all the students get internship in the college attached to the hospital itself. Other than MBBS, our college has PG branches like surgery, pediatrics, general medicine, clinical and non clinical courses.

Placements: Placements and packages are not offered in this professional course. MBBS course has a mandatory internship of 1 year after passing out of the college. Government of Andhra Pradesh provides funds worth ₹10,000 per month for intern doctors. All the MBBS graduates must enter into an internship of 1 year with Ruia Government hospital.

Placements: Only 10% students get admission in our course in India. The packages depend up on what you decide to do next, but if you want choose to become a medical officer, you can earn more. Most of the students choose to go for post graduation. The college offers 1 year internship for every student. The top roles depend up on our personal interests.

Placements: After MBBS, you can set up your own clinic or work in a private or government hospital and earn around forty thousand per month, or you can complete your postgraduation and earn more than 1 LPA. To enter postgraduation, one must give the NEET PG exam and qualify in it. The internship is in the same college in the 5th year, with a stipend of around twenty-five thousand.

Placements: Presently, nearly 200 students are placed in our college. The placements are based on the NEET PG entrance exam, which is conducted after the completion of the course. We must pass the exam and gain admission into a PG college, after which we receive a stipend and can work in hospitals.

Placements: About 70% of students get jobs. The highest one can expect from a job is 24 - 40 LPA, which can vary depending on whether they work for the government or in a private hospital. No recruitment occurs; only the hospital takes us by ranks. About 95% of students get internships. The roles vary depending on PG courses.

Placements: The placement system is something different as compared to other colleges. In the last year, our college offered 1 year of internships in local medical colleges. After the internship plus training program, the job is confirmed and salary is given based on performance.