WBUHS Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Salt Lake City, Kolkata

Placements: The college ensures placement training from the 3rd year onwards and has collaborated with a leading training organization to provide training for the students. Many internships are available, allowing students to select one of their choice, with stipends offered for some internships.

Placements: As this is a medical college, there are no provisions for placements. After completing the MBBS, there are options for doing PG, house staffship, and others. All the students of the batch have to do a compulsory internship after the completion of the course for 1 year in the same hospital.

Placements: 100% students get placement after completing. The lowest package is 480000 per year (monthly 40000). The highest package is 70,000 per month (if you apply for a medical officer). Income may vary. The internship is offered by the college and mandatory to get a degree. Internship duration is 12 months. Payment during internship: 32000 per month. Roles offered are housestaffship, medical officer, etc.

Placements: Students are engaged in the placement process throughout the 2-year program. Although many companies visit, the details are kept confidential by the faculty and placement team. The highest package offered was 10 LPA, while the lowest was around 2 LPA. The college boasts a 100% placement rate, and I started working right after completing my degree.

Placements: The highest average package is around 30 lacs, and the lowest average package is around 15 lacs, etc. And the top recruiting companies are Apollo, Care Hospital, etc. The percent of students placed in our course is around 80 percent. The top roles are surgeons and research scientists, etc.

Placements: In the website, it is mentioned that 90% to 95% of the students get placements, but in real life, there are hardly any recruiters. Some of the cream layer students, the toppers, are merely selected in the hospital itself as our college has a hospital, but most have to search for job interviews in other hospitals, blood banks, or laboratories.

Placements: We are taking admission in this college in 2022, and we shall pass out in 2026. In our batch, there are a total 56 students present, and in this college, hundred seats are available for nursing. In previous batches, many of them were doing jobs in their own hospitals. And many of them are doing jobs as clinical instructors in our college. And placements are also good in our college.

Placements: It is a medical course, so the college does not provide placement but provides internships in different medical colleges after completing the course. Students apply for different diagnosis labs and other government jobs. Pathology lab-related roles are offered in RRB, AMISS, etc.

Placements: The college does not provide any kind of placement opportunities to students. The students are only helped by professors who get and share different types of opportunities with the students, but it is not quite helpful. A new career counseling cell has been formed, but for the proper functioning of the cell, it will take some time and effort.

Placements: The internship must be done at the college where the course is completed. The stipend ranges from 28k-32k or more, but one has to work day and night to earn that, sometimes up to 24 hours or more at a stretch. However, this is a great way to learn practically and helps in cracking difficult PG entrance exams.

Placements: Currently I'm a 3rd proff (part 1) student. The interns in our college right now are currently receiving a stipend of Rs. 30000. During the internship, many people opt for working in a private nursing home as well and hence earn a fairly good amount. Post-internship, many doctors opt for house staffship, during which they get a salary of Rs. 45000–50000; during this time they can also prepare for NEET PG exams. Apart from post-graduation, you can also opt for GDMO with a salary of Rs. 80000-9000...

Placements: My college has one of the best placements in my state. In 2022, they had the most placements, and a large number of students got placed with good salaries. My college was also one of the 7 colleges in Kerala to be selected by TCS for placement. Overall, I think my college has good placement status.

Placements: *This college is essentially not about placements. Students mostly pursue higher studies after passing out. Students after passing out may pursue M.Sc. or Ph.D. More often, some companies may hire out as chemists or in industries related to Chemistry. But those are not placements essentially offered by our college.

Placements: After completing graduation, there are many career options available. You can become an anthropologist, archaeologist, or work in forensic departments. Additionally, you can appear for competitive exams or pursue further studies such as an M.Sc. or Ph.D. to gain deeper knowledge in a specific subject.

Placements: I don't have specific knowledge about this but the placement can differ from person to person as they choose what they want to do there have been hiring from institute like TCS and Anthropological Society of India and many others but there are also students who choose different path.

Placements: 100% of the students have to do the internship after 4 years of academics. With a 30000 per month stipend, after that, you can apply for a house staffship and get up to 1 lac per month. You will be playing the role of a medical officer in the hospital.

Placements: If a student gets a degree in MBBS, he or she can earn a decent amount of money from their profession. The average income of an MBBS doctor is around 70,000. However, it's a different course, so companies do not provide placements. Doctors can work in private or government hospitals, or open a private clinic.

Placements: This is a government college; there is no particular campus for placement, but one can do an internship under ANSI. This internship programme is helpful as, after completing M.Sc., one can apply for NET and be a fellow research member of ANSI. This may pave the way for a career related to anthropology.

Placements: It is an MBBS course so everyone will get job and before that, an internship happens in our own hospital. Students earn 35k per month in internships. Later, you have to prepare for NEET PG. Later, you can join as junior president and as house president.

Placements: There are a total 200 students in our batch. As we will become doctors, our placement is not that important; we want to help society. So we opened our own clinic. Every student will get an internship at their own college with a stipend of 30,000 and can apply for junior residence.