Kerala University of Health Sciences Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Thrissur

Placements: The college does not provide any placement, but it does provide internship opportunities. There is a 1-year compulsory rotation internship that is required to be given to the students by the college in their own hospital, and we are paid for the same too.

Placements: Actually, there are no placements here. Most students work here as medical officers (MOs) after completing the course, and our college provides a good salary. Some others prepare for NEET PG, while a small group enters other hospitals or goes abroad for further studies or jobs.

Placements: Very high placements. About 5 LPA expected starting salary. Students can enter RMO jobs as soon as they graduate. The unemployment rate is low compared to other jobs. If you decide to go for post-graduation, your value as a professional increases multiple-fold.

Placements: I am studying at MS medical college. There are hundred and fifty students in my class. Hundred percentage placement is assured. The highest package is for NRI quota and is of about twenty Lacs per year. The lowest package is for special reservation like SC, ST, and is free of cost.

Placements: In my batch, at first, there were hundred and fifty students, and now it turned out to be hundred and thirty-seven as the rest of them had a year back. The highest package is for NRI students, around 20 Lacs. Then for the merit quota, it is around 6 Lacs per year.

Placements: The college as such does not offer any placements. In case of vacancies in the college alumni are the first choice. Both BDS and MDS staff. Salary package BDS staff is15k ( increases yearly). MDS- based on expertise and experience. Mandatory internship is required for certification.

Placements: There are no placements from the college as such, obviously, the course being MBBS. However, being a pass-out from MOSC is considered quite good around Kerala, so it's relatively easier to get placed into JR positions in comparison to other private medical colleges in the state.

Placements: This hospital offers a one-year internship for all students, and a few students choose to work as registered medical officers after completing their house surgency here. However, there is no on-campus recruitment, and less than 10 percent of graduates end up working at this hospital.

Placements: There are about 150 students in my class. Most of us will get RMO (Regional Medical Officer) positions after we complete our course in our own hospital. The internship is done in our own college. Academically, the college is good but lacks in non-curricular activities.

Placements: Students of my college, after completing 5 years (including a 1-year internship), are capable of joining any hospital, clinic, or medical college across the country as regional medical officers. They are also eligible for attending NEET PG and can pursue PG courses in India and abroad.

Placements: The Pharmacy College does not provide on-campus interviews for final year students as engineering colleges do. Instead, graduates must apply for jobs after graduation. Fortunately, the job opportunities are quite good, as there are many pharmacies in the area. In addition, companies such as Cipla and Lupin hire graduates to work in their companies.

Placements: Placements depend on your skillset and experience. It mainly depends on your skills in a clinical setting and how well you can perform in certain situations. It depends on the knowledge of the student and doesn't matter to some extent which college the student passed out from.

Placements: This course is mainly focused on the dental aspect. BDS is a 4.5-year course in Kerala with a 1-year internship. This course also offers PG practice and a good salary. Admission is acquired after allotment, which is based on the NEET examination. A total of 60 students are allotted per batch at Mar Baselios Dental College.

Placements: There are 60 seats in one batch. Every student who pass the final year will attend the internship, which is provided by the course itself. The course offers 4.5 years of study and a 1-year internship. Our college is a dental hospital so there are lots of patients with whom the student can learn and develop skills .

Placements: Almost 6 lakh students apply for the NEET exam every year, and Government Medical College Kozhikode is one of the first-preferred government medical colleges in Kerala and has good results. MBBS is a professional course apt for people who like to serve society. Choose this course if and only if you are ready to do social service and study for it. Our college conducts a good number of lectures for each subject. Internship is done here itself and provides the best clinical exposure.

Placements: About 5000 students are studying in my college for MBBS course alone. We entered through the All India Medical Entrance Exam. Last Kerala rank entered was 333 in 2019, almost 650 plus marks were needed. Other cases like nursing, lab technologies, etc., are available here.

Placements: There are no placements in the MBBS course. You have to apply for a job in the private or government sector. You can get a job as a junior doctor in any private or government hospital. You can also open your own private clinic. You can also serve in the army; there is a separate exam for that.

Placements: There are no placements in the MBBS course; you have to search for a job after completing your degree or study further for PG to get better job options. You can get a job in government and private hospitals after MBBS and also open your own clinic. Additionally, you can get a chance to serve in the army.

Placements: Placements are provided in the 8th semester if students pass all the papers. The salary package offered is very low that is 1 LPA. MNCs or hospital groups don't offer placements in our college.

Placements: There is no placement in our college as far as I know, but if the students are interested they can get job in our parent hospital but the wages are very low so I don't recommend that option. We get some internships too.