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

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: My college has many companies visiting. We do internships in our hospital only. After completing MBBS final year, we will are supposed to do an internship for one and a half year for which we will grt some amount of salary.

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.

Placements: The internship offered at the college is being continued in the hospital attached to the college and it is 100% intensive for 365 days in the same hospital, which includes surgery, medicine and gynecology as major subjects and other subjects as minors in rotation.

Placements: It depends on the NEET score and the caste-based placement of seats in our college. I got a seat here in this college under the general category. Our course is MBBS, and after studying for four years, we have an internship. After that, we receive a graduation certificate.

Placements: In MBBS there is nothing sucky about placements. The highest salary can depend on the number of studies you have done. If you are a specialist in your field, you can earn a good amount. Top roles in medicine can be achieved by studying superspecialties. After studying UG MBBS, you can opt for PG as well in the same college .

Placements: The MBBS course doesn't provide placements at any college. RMC provides internship opportunities in the government general hospital, Kakinada, associated with it. During the period of the internship, the management stipends the students with an average amount of 20k to 25k.

Placements: Actually, placements are not similar to software jobs. After MBBS, people usually complete their post-graduation. After MBBS graduates can get up to 50,000 in private hospitals, but after completing post-graduation, they will get around 300,000-400,000 per month.

Placements: Every year, about 250 new admissions happen in our college. There are no packages, as it is a medical college; they give us the opportunity to learn and prepare for the NEET PG, now called the NEXT exam, for further studies. Almost everyone who passes gets an internship in our own college with a decent stipend. The top role offered in our course ranges from being a simple doctor to a specialist.

Placements: Our college doesn't provide any type of placements, so there are no companies provided to recruit and no particular percentage required for placements; we ourselves have to secure placements in hospitals after completing our studies. Some may get a job as a lab assistant after completion of studies.

Placements: There is no specific campus placement in medical colleges. After completing the course, one must do an internship for one year and then attempt an MD or MS through the PG entrance exam. But, being one of the premier medical institutes in our country, its PG results are pretty good, as 4-5 students every year get a suitable branch in MD or MS in our country's best colleges like AIIMS MAMC or KGMU. As of now, the stipend paid during an internship is the same as that of Centrally Affiliated College...

Placements: All 4th-year students are required to do their internship. Then they prepare for NEET PG and take the exam for specialisation. The internship lasts for 6 months, followed by house staffing for 6 months, which is optional NEET PG exam is based on all the subjects taught in MBBS (I.e., 23). You must know that in MBBS courses, no college gives direct placement.

Placements: There is no placement here, but they provide a one-year compulsory internship. The stipend is very low compared to other government colleges, which pay around Rs. 25000 per month. We only get money. 10,000 per month. Once you complete your course, you can apply for jobs as an MBBS doctor anywhere in India. A postgraduate degree is also an option.

Placements: Our college gives a 1-year internship in the last year of the course, which is available to all the students. During this, we have to practice in different hospitals. To provide this, the college collaborates with different medical colleges. During this internship, the college offers a 20K–25K stipend every month. After completing the internship properly, you can get a job.