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

Placements: There are 250 students per batch and it's a good college. There is no issue in our college one can opt for it. The fee is little high but it's for government only. MBBS has a mandatory internship and then we need to do a PG for a job. We need to work hard.

Placements: The college has a few satellite clinics where interns get a chance to work for three to four months and gain clinical exposure. The college does not provide any placements, as no medical or dental college typically offers placements.

Placements: Our batch have 150 members. But from 2022 onwards it was increased to 250 . No packages are offered in our college for the students . A styfund of 5000 is given to internship students which soo less compared to the fees pay and not good for the work done .

Placements: Placements are not offered in our college. The foundation for our PG preparation is sound, and faculty help us through our journey. An internship must be done for one year in the hospital associated with college. A single batch has a size of 150 members in a class.

Placements: Our college is good academically, but when it comes to placements, it is not up to the mark. This is because our college is private and has a lower number of patients, so practice and skills are always lacking. Recruiting companies include Apollo and AIIMS, and roles offered are cardiologist, neurologist, and many more.

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: Placements are not given on campus. As it is a medical course, an internship is included in the curriculum. The internship lasts for a year, and a stipend of 2000 Rupees will be provided. Afterward, we can pursue postgraduate studies upon passing other exams. The percentage of people who pass the final year exams only can proceed to an internship.

Placements: In MBBS colleges, there's no such thing as placements. We have 4 years plus an internship year to gain practical knowledge, after which we'll get our MBBS degree and later we can practice anywhere or work as DMOs in corporate hospitals. People generally study for NEET PG after MBBS, which can land us better job opportunities anywhere.

Placements: The percentage of students placed in our MBBS course is 90 percent, with the highest average package offered ranging from 5 to 10 LPA, and the lowest average package being below 4 LPA. Top hospitals like Yashoda, NIMS, and Apollo recruit from our college, offering top roles such as surgeon, doctor, ENT specialist, and cardio specialist.

Placements: Almost 100% of students got placed in this course. The lowest salary offered was Rs 50,000 per month. The highest salary package offered was 1.2 LPA. No top recruiting companies visit our college for recruitment. Around 100% of students got internships in this course. Top roles offered are medical officer, lecturer, doctor, etc.

Placements: If you have successfully completed your course you will get good salary. All the interns got in many of the hospitals around the city. Toppers of the batch get a chance to go to international universities like Pittsburgh University and AIIMS AFMC.

Placements: The qualified students from our college get good ranks in NEET PG and get PG seats in national colleges. Students attempt USMLE and get selected. Our college promises good results. Students here can become good doctors in future.

Placements: Our college students get good marks, and a maximum number of students qualify NEET PG entrance examination and get specialisation seats at Central University. Students who are willing to clear USMLE are able to clear it. Students who studied here are in good positions today.

Placements: As this is a private medical college, no stipend will be provided for your internship. A lot of clinical knowledge can be gained during the internship.

Placements: We had 100 students in our batch. The college was top notch. A super speciality is also available in the hospital. Patient input is also fine. Internships in our college are good. We are posted in various postings.

Placements: Recruiting is average, and few students get placed in the Army on the basis of NEET rank, and some go abroad or start their private practice. Some continue post-graduation from this college. Students do not get placed directly from college however it is great for networking for students.

Placements: Many members are selected in NEET PG maximum students are getting in peadtrics and orthopaedic surgery courses for PG and the internships are available every intern is able to learn something and good infrastructure is available hospital is good enough and well cleaned and sanitizied.

Placements: Almost 95% of the students are placed in our course in our college. The majority of the members go for the preparation of the NEET PG entrance examination. The highest salary offered was Rs. 50,000 per month, and the average salary offered was Rs. 40,000 per month. The lowest salary offered was Rs. 30.000 in our course. There are major hospitals around the town. Almost 98% of the students got internships and the medical officer is the top role offered in our course.

Placements: Nearly 50-60% of the students get placed in college. The salary packages offered are depending upon the clinic or the hospital. No companies offer placements. Everyone had a very good percentage and also have very good working skills. After the internship, they'll mostly appear for the PG examination. The role offered is mostly as a surgeon.