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Placements: From the 6th semester, students were eligible for the placement drives but for my batch the companies began to come in our final year. Companies such as Hexaware, Vivnovation, Argusoft, Surya Technologies, and so on. These were the companies come so far. The packages were between 4 LPA to 7 LPA. According to the college record, 97% of students got placed. If I didn't get placed, I would plan to do the master's.
Placements: Around 80-90% of students are placed in this course. The average salary after M.S surgery course often range between Rs. 60,000 and Rs. 1.2 lakhs per month. Roles after MS general surgery include subspecialty training, academic and teaching roles, clinical practice, and many others.
Placements: Above 40% of students scored in NEET, and 50% above plus two is the highest placement. More practical and theory packages are offered in this course. American Council of Optometry and Indian Council of Optometry are top recruiting companies for this course. More than 80% of students will get internships in most health care companies in India. Preliminary examinations of eye, funds examinations, and eye camps are offered in this course.
Placements: 100% of students get paid internships in JIPMER with guidance from top professors in India. Medical colleges don't offer placements, but their internship certificate is base for any job application. Excellence in academics, sports, and arts.
Placements: The package differs for students, it is based on the students' performance during training. Mostly postgraduate students prefer to start their own branches instead of working in other hospitals. Also, they give good offers, with a salary package of up to 30 LPA.
Placements: Here studies are very nice, both academically and clinical=wise, So when you pass from here, you will learn many clinical skills with which can go and practice in a much better way. Studies are good so people many times clear competitive exams like NEET PG and INI CET with internships.
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Anything you would want to ask experts?Answered 22 hours ago
For the OBC AI category, the JIPMER Puducherry cutoff 2026 was released for all rounds for the January session. As per this session, the overall cutoff ranged from 82 to 25808 for various MD and MS course branches.
As per this range, the toughest course for admission was MD in General Medicine, with
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Contributor-Level 10
Answered 22 hours ago
To check the merit list for JIPMER Puducherry for admission to the MD, MS, MCh and MDS courses, students have to first appear for the INI CET entrance examination.
Further steps are below:
- Got to the AIIMS website.
- Click on the academic courses option
- Choose the postgraduate courses option
- Click on INI
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Contributor-Level 10
Answered 2 months ago
JIPMER Puducherry offers MBBS course at UG level and MD/MS at PG level. It also offers DM/MCh at super-speciality level. PhD and Fellowship courses are also provided by the Institute. Besides, JIPMER Puducherry offers health Science courses such as BSc Nursing, MSc Nursing, MSc Allied Health Science
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Contributor-Level 10
Answered 2 months ago
No, MBBS admissions at JIPMER Puducherry are not possible without the NEET. Students who wish to get admission must first register on the entrance exam portal. Then appear for the exam and then take part in the counselling. Pay the fee at the allotted and selected college.
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What is the JIPMER, Puducherry cut off for OBC?