PSG Institute of Medical Sciences and Research

Admission: The professors are great at teaching. They made some changes to the MBBS program, and so far, things are going smoothly. We can also do research with their help during our free time.

Placement: Most of the MBBS graduates from here continue studying after graduation. Some pursue advanced medicine, while others choose fields like MBA, Forensics, or Sports Sciences. I even heard about one student who joined the Navy. It's common for students to go for post-graduation in different medical fields after completing their studies here.

Campus: The library here is awesome, open till midnight with computers. The weather is great too. We have sports and cultural events. The hostel rooms are nice for privacy. Food in the mess and canteen is good. Classes fit about 160 students. We use PowerPoint a lot for lectures. Expect 3-4 hours of practical classes daily.

Admission: The teachers at the college were top-notch. They really knew their stuff. The classes were practical and got us ready for working in a hospital. The exams were fair, and I managed to handle them just fine. Everyone passed, which was awesome. They also provided great support during exams. Just gotta stay mentally strong during that stressful time.

Placement: Around 30% of us found jobs after finishing our course. Many hospitals worldwide hire students from our program to become heart surgeons. Everyone in our course got internships, and most ended up working in hospitals across Tamilnadu. The positions available were hospital administrators, surgeons, ward doctors, technicians, nurses, and more.

Campus: The Wi-Fi worked well on campus. The labs were clean and big enough for lots of students. Everything was pretty good quality. The cafeteria staff were friendly. The food was prepared in a clean way. The medical center was good too. They had both indoor and outdoor sports facilities.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really great. They know their stuff and are always ready to help. The courses are practical and focused on what we need in the real world. The exams are a bit tough, but most people pass with around 85-90%.

Placement: I'm in my course and I'm happy that most students got jobs, like 85-90%. The highest salary was 15 LPA, lowest was 4 LPA, and average was 8 LPA. TCS, Infosys, and Wipro were top recruiters. Around 70% of us did internships at cool places like Amazon and Deloitte. Job roles were mostly software engineer, data analyst, and consultant.

Campus: The labs in our department are awesome, and the classrooms have Wi-Fi. We also have a cool library. The hostels are pretty good and the rooms are clean. The food in the mess is healthy, but there could be more options. We have medical facilities on campus and the sports facilities are great too.

Admission: The college has 15 to 20 faculty members in each department. They have a mix of experienced senior teachers and young, energetic lecturers. The faculty's average age is around 40 to 50, and they all have an MD in their field. We study 14 subjects in the MBBS course that lasts for four-and-a-half years. Exams happen once a year following university rules. The college focuses a lot on clinical practice, which is great for becoming a skilled clinician.

Placement: During my MBBS program, we had to do internships for a whole year. The internships were at our college. In the internship, we learned how to practice medicine. We worked in different parts of medicine like surgery, obstetrics, gynecology, and more. Each department had a set number of days for training, then we took a test to see how we did. It was a great hands-on experience to learn how to be a doctor.

Campus: The labs at the college are awesome! They have all the latest tech stuff for research. The hostel is super close, which is convenient. Each student gets their own room, and there's one bathroom for every four rooms. On the ground floor, there's laundry and a TV room. The ventilation is really good too.

Admission: The teachers in our college are usually around 40 to 50 years old. They need to have a MD degree. We have 14 subjects throughout the MBBS course. In the first year, we learn anatomy, physiology, and biochemistry. Second year covers microbiology, pathology, forensic medicine, and pharmacology. In the third year, we study community medicine, ophthalmology, and ENT. The final year includes medicine, paediatrics, surgery, obstetrics, gynaecology, orthopaedics, dermatology, psychiatry, and preventive medicine. The teachers are really good at teaching medicine because they have experience and certifications from the Medical Council of India.

Placement: The MBBS internship is a must for a whole year. Normally, we do our internship at the college's own hospital. We work in different medical departments like surgery, obstetrics, orthopaedics, dermatology, psychiatry, radiology, emergency, medicine, paediatrics, and community medicine. Each department gives us training for a certain number of days. After that, they test us to see how we're doing.

Campus: The campus is really pretty with lots of space for sports like basketball, football, cricket, and more. Each department for MBBS has labs big enough for all the students. The hostel has rooms for each student, some shared with a roommate. The food in the mess is tasty, with lots of veg and non-veg options. The rooms are nice and have a table, chair, and wardrobe.

Admission: The teachers at our college are all experts in their field. They have post-graduate degrees and teach really well. They do small group classes and keep things interesting. The courses are up-to-date and the faculty is top-notch. The college offers MBBS and post-grad courses in medicine, surgery, and other healthcare areas. Medicine is a great field to study in.

Placement: I started at this college back in 2016 for MBBS. I'll be done in 2021. After graduation, doctors here make around Rs. 30,000 a month. Hospitals and clinics come to our campus for job opportunities. Pretty much everyone in our course gets an internship.

Campus: The college has great facilities like classrooms with projectors, clinics with AC, and a big hospital. The food in the mess is good. The canteen is just okay, but everything else is really good. There's a hospital right on campus, so medical help is easy to get. The library is awesome with lots of new journals to read.