MUHS Nashik Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Nashik

Placements: MGIMS is a medical college, so placements are almost 100%, and if anyone wants to work after graduation can join in any government or private hospitals. However, those who want to pursue post-graduation course usually take a year to prepare for the same. Salary depends on the working state, but usually, it ranges from Rs. 45,000-1,00,000 for students with MBBS degree and it is higher for those who have completed post-graduation.

Placements: In our college, one must complete the 4 years of their course and 1-year internship. The average stipend offered was Rs. 6,000-8,000. Even after completing your internship, you can do housestaffship in the same college. Since this is the best dental college in India, you get jobs very easily.

Placements: Around 10%-15% of the students from the MBBS course get qualified in the first attempt for the PG entrance exam. They get their courses and colleges depending on the marks scored by them in the PG entrance exams. Every MBBS graduate is allowed to practice as a medical officer in rural health centres as many years as they want. The minimum salary offered is Rs. 55,000-60,000 per month. They can also do paid tutorships. Students prepare for PG entrance exams along with their MO ship.

Placements: Being a medical college, there are no placements. One of the advantages of studying in a government college is that the patient load is very high, which is very important for learning and skill enhancement of students. The peers also have high potential, and therefore, networks play an important role after passing out of the college.

Placements: After completing MBS, you'll be able to join as a medical officer in any government or private hospital. Our college students qualified in various examinations like NEET PG, AIIMS PG, JIPMER, IAS, etc., and that too with good ranks, and even some students are in top 100 ranks.

Placements: Our course is such that the placements are about 100%. The salary package offered ranges 6-12 LPA. The procedure for placements is cumbersome but the outcome is worth it. Even our college provides different placement cell for different departments. Even they help the students in a good manner.

Placements: Placements in our college are good as students study on their own. The patient exposure is good. If you study on your own, you get good placements. Internships are of no use, and we are not respected. The stipend offered is Rs. 5,000 per month. Clinics take interns for granted because of their poor condition.

Placements: All my seniors are well settled in their fields of interest. Almost 100% of students get placements. Healthcare is a must needed field for any society. Students get to be HO, MO or PG depending on the seats available. Packages offered are good enough. But, it is not good considering the work.

Placements: CET was conducted, and rankings were declared after results. Rounds were conducted, and seats were allocated to the students. Three rounds were conducted, and the counselling was done. In the end, also the vacancy round was conducted. The only disadvantage for that was you have to cancel your previous admission. Even there was reservation for caste categories, and then merit goes biased in that. The education system should be managed equally because this gives loss to the ones who have done hard...

Placements: Students get placed through NEET UG exam. The stipend offered during the internships is very low, i.e., Rs. 5,800. No such placement cell is available in the college. Intern students are doing the jobs of clerks which is not much good. Faculty members are biased.

Placements: Once you get passed out with MBBS degree from GMCN, you're bound to be good on your own or as a team player definitely. There are barely any hassles in getting placed. I wish to learn my fair share and become a good professional.

Placements: Placements in 2019 are good. Until now, almost 50% of the senior batch students are placed in various companies. The highest salary package offered was 3.42 LPA for the role of a business analyst. The lowest salary package offered was 2.32 LPA by Amazon for the role of a customer service associate. Various companies including Amazon, Justdial and Dollar Advisory visited the campus for placements. There is a pretty good placement cell in the college which always helps students for their placement...

Placements: Placements are good, and the rate is increasing day by day. There is a very good improvement. All the staff members work hard for placements. Now, the college is increasing its placement ratio rapidly. I am proud to be the part of SNJB COE, Chandwad.

Placements: Every year, almost 55% of the students get placed in reputed companies. The highest salary package offered is about 10 LPA, and the lowest salary package offered is 2 LPA. Various companies such as Tata, Siemens, John deer, and Mahindra etc. visit our campus for the placements drive.

Placements: Most of the seniors in our college got placed in great positions as they wished. Some of them got placed at their hometown, and some at their dream places. So if you work hard, you will definitely end up with the best placement and good salary. So, its a great platform for your future.

Placements: The cadets are offered placements in the all three armed forces wing such as air force, navy and military force as a medical officer with a rank similar to that of NDA cadets. They have an option to choose between SSC (short service commission) and PC (permanent commission) and also subject to the seat availability, or you can pay out by paying 28 Lacs, which is the bond-money as of the year, 2016.

Placements: The college provides doesn't provide placement opportunities. However, we can find employment on our own. Almost every one of our batch got a job in a private clinic or hospital. The highest paid ones were Rs. 50,000 per month and the lowest paid ones were Rs. 7,000 per month. The post of an assistant physiotherapist was offered to the students. The internship was a mandatory part of the curriculum, so everyone had to do it in the same college. The stipend was as low as Rs. 1,750 per month. It w...

Placements: There is a national level entrance exam for admissions called NEET. The course duration is 4 and a half years, and 1-year internships are to be done by the students. Initially, you'll get a stipend of Rs. 6,000 during the internship, but now it would be around Rs. 11,000. After completion of the MBBS course, there are many opportunities to get a job.

Placements: There are no placements because it's a medical college. It's an Ayurvedic medical college in soon, and medical colleges do not have such placement things as companies do not visit the college for job offers to students. Here, students mostly opt to do PG after completing their course.

Placements: If you are studying MBBS there is no issue of placement. Everything depends on your skills, how great doctor you become. One can start his/her General Practice or prepare for Specialisation. For PG entrance there is good enough atmosphere for preparation. And also, One have to complete the bond of rural service like every other government medical college.