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

Placements: In the MBBS degree, there are no placements but the undergraduate pass-out rates are very high and very admirable. The seniors I know are well-trained and have mostly gotten into good post-graduate colleges. I also hope to get a high scope into a good post-graduate medical school.

Placements: It's a government college so placement rate is not so good. The placement rate for undergraduate course is normally 66%. Job based internships are not provided but curriculum based internships are offered which play a pivotal role in enhancing practical skills and industry exposure.

Placements: All the students from our course were placed. 15k per month was the lowest package, and 30k per month with lodging and food was the highest. Students were recruited at reputed institutes like R.N. Tagore, CMRI, and Apollo Hospital, where cardiac surgery is performed. All students get to do an internship at the college and get approximately 10k per month as a stipend during the internship. Though you get a degree as a perfusionist, you can also be offered roles like critical care technologist and...

Placements: Placement assistance is not available on campus. However, the college or departments will help us find internships that are related to your subject or field of study. In my course, only 25% of the students were selected for an internship at the Anthropological Survey of India in Kolkata. Most students in our course plan to continue their studies with research, a Ph.D., or a teaching career.

Placements: There are 126 seats and the course is 5 and a half years long, with 4 semesters and a 1-year internship. The fee per year is only Rs 20,500, and the hostel fee is Rs 6,000 per year. The hospital has 3,000-4,000 patients per day in homoeopathy, which is hard to believe. Even first-year students take care of patients.

Placements: The placements provided for BBA students are mostly in sales profiles or marketing, and those jobs don't offer fixed income. They don't provide those appealing placement options. Although these days they have started their placement drive and improved it, I am talking about 2022 when there was not many good placements.

Placements: Most students opt for higher studies after their MBBS, taking the NEET PG or INICET exams to study MD or MS. Otherwise, you can work as a housestaff in the same or another college. The college provides internships to all students in its associated hospital, with a monthly stipend of Rs 30000.

Placements: Students of every year have a paid internship program after the final year exam, earning around 30k-40k per month during the internship. After completing the internship and receiving their registration number, students are able to become house staff in hospitals. Every single student passing the final year professional exam will get the internship.

Placements: Almost everyone in the batch gets placement if they want. Many highly reputed companies in the international market come to recruit cadets, such as Chevron, Shell, Nikam, Eagle Star, Fleet Management, Anglo Eastern, Synergy, Torm Tankers, Dyna Gas, etc. Approximately 240 out of 260 students get campus placements. Cadets from the 4th semester are eligible for placements, and lady cadets can sit for placements starting from the 2nd semester.

Placements: Don't know about the placement because our 3rd year GNM students are the first batch of our college, and they are passing out this year. College provides us good food, AC, and good teaching and learning methods. Our teachers are very good; they are so very helpful.

Placements: The highest salary package offered is 30 LPA. The lowest salary package offered is 6 LPA. The top recruiting hospitals are government hospitals, Appollo Hospitals, and RG Kar Hospital. The top roles offered are cardiologist and general physician. Almost 60% of students got internships.

Placements: Placement is the same as any government college in West Bengal under WBUHS. You get around 30k during an internship per month, and this goes up to 40k if you can do a housestaffship after completing your MBBS degree. During MD/MS, you can get 60k and above depending on your branch, be it medicine or surgery, and that will depend upon your NEET PG/NEXT rank.

Placements: I am a final-year medical student at IIMSAR college. After completing this year, we will do our internship at BC Roy Hospital, and thereafter, we can apply for housestaff positions in any government colleges in West Bengal. Overall, this field offers good opportunities.

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: 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: 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: 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.