As we all know medical college is not known for placement as such. But at end of the 4th year, the stipend is given to 20000 per month which is quite good. After completing an internship which is 1-year program person can join government hospitals or any other medical facility institutions or study further for pg exams. 60 thousand per month after mbbs . In Bihar government and vary state to state.

I chose MBBS because I wanted to become a doctor. It was my dream since I was a child. Student-faculty member is good at Patna Medical College. Every topic has a different faculty in each subject. Faculties are highly qualified as in every government college. The teaching method is decent and clear on every topic. You can ask doubts after class and they are more than happy to guide you. Term exams are sometimes late or on time. Exams are not that difficult to pass if you study daily.

In this course, there is stability like there are maximum chances to get a job in future. The faculty and student ratio is very good, in my college it is approx one teacher for every 15 students. Teachers are well-qualified, well-educated doctors! Exams are very tough to pass because the syllabus is so vast and it is very difficult to revise them.

Since MBBS is one of the prestigious courses which gives you internal satisfaction as well as financial and Job stability, choosing MBBS is indeed a great choice if you like to serve for manking. In PMCH the student's teacher ratio is quite good there are many experienced teachers in every department as well as PG teachers are also always there to help you. All the facilities have a minimum qualification of PG with many as long as 25+ years of experience. Honestly, the internal assessment exams are quite an on-time schedule as other states' medical colleges but there is always a lag in University exams by AKU. When other states declare their results, AKU declares their timetable. MBBS is quite a tough course to pass exams with good marks you need regular studies of 2-3 hours throughout the year.

I choose MBBS because it was my dream to become a doctor and give my service at a low cost to improve the healthcare sector of our country. MBBS is a very long but interesting course, where you are taught about nonclinical, para-clinical, and clinical subjects too The faculty in my college are very nice and cooperative. They always motivate us and instigate us to study standard textbooks which will help us in future our teachers explain to us in a simplified manner what is written in a textbook We also have small group discussions in our college where we discuss briefly important topics with each other to make our topic more strong We have 3-semester exams, monthly surprise tests and proof each year