In MBBS, there are no placements; you do have to complete 1 and 1/2 years of internships to pass and you get paid a good amount compared to other colleges, especially private colleges. After MBBS, you can either take a PG exam and specialize further, get some jobs with just an MBBS degree or even try UPSC CMSE. A lot of options are there. Read more
In MBBS, there are no placements; you do have to complete 1 and 1/2 years of internships to pass and you get paid a good amount compared to other colleges, especially private colleges. After MBBS, you can either take a PG exam and specialize further, get some jobs with just an MBBS degree or even try UPSC CMSE. A lot of options are there. You also have the opportunity to go to electives in India and abroad to gain more experience and get a really good CV. Some research electives pay you even if you have shown promise, which makes it easier to get a job in research institutes. According to my information, the average salary for top residence programs in India is around 7 lacs per year, and it is even higher if you live abroad. | The AIIMS Campus consists of 3 diamond-shaped buildings connected to each other, with one more building being built at present. One of them is the college building, consisting of 6 floors, each with 2 to 3 departments and on the 5th floor, a surprisingly big library that is open 24/7, even on festivals so you can study at your own pace if you want. Each floor also has 1 lecture hall with enough ACs to keep you warm during the summer and heaters during the winter as the temperature in Rishikesh goes to the extreme. There is Wi-Fi available in the library, which is good, especially at night; otherwise, there is AIIMS Wi-Fi, which is pretty bad at most places. The hostel you receive in your first year is, honestly, bad. You are put in a room made for a single person but you live with a roommate, which doesn't sound that bad in the beginning, but during the summer you will hate it in your room and it will be pretty messed up unless you are a clean freak. But it does get better in the second year when you get your own washrooms and can attach an AC and, biggest of all, a big room, so yes, just suffer through the first year. The mess facility is unexpectedly good most of the time, with a menu that can be changed in a meeting every month with the hostel secretary. | The faculty are one of the best, especially the first-year ones; they are so helpful in interacting with the excessive syllabus loads you get just after NEET since that syllabus is nothing compared to even anatomy. During dissection, the student-to-cadaver ratio is 10:1, with the ability to dissect three times a week at least. The faculty also promotes UG research, helping those students interested in it. The first-year course is roughly completed in 8 months, which sounds like less time, but trust me, you end up completing it because you are made to study with regular Viva every week and monthly exams but you don't need to always stress on them because they are just too difficult, especially in biochemistry. | AIIMS Rishikesh: A hidden gem among AIIMS. | There are events happening regularly, roughly every 3 months, which doesn't spoil your studies too much if you manage well. The college fest is called Pyrexia and is the last, and since pyrexia didn't happen during the pandemic years, Pyrexia 2023, complete it all. There are also clubs that suit most people's interests, and if you find enough people who like your hobby, you could even make one.
