Kerala University of Health Sciences

Kerala University of Health Sciences (KUHS) offers various B.Sc courses in different specializations. However, it is not possible to determine which branch is the best in B.Sc at KUHS as it depends on the individual's interests, career goals, and job market demand. Some of the B.Sc courses offered by KUHS include Medical Radiological Technology, Medical Laboratory Technology, and others. KUHS is a well-recognized university that provides career-oriented learning, training, and research for preparing students for different professional roles in the healthcare field. The university has a health center, canteen, auditorium, practice laboratories, and computer labs on the campus. The university has a good placement record, and students have been hired by top-notch hospitals and institutions at salary packages between INR 6 LPA to INR 10 LPA.

The college is a good college with good faculty members. 
Placements: Each year, 150 students join here. There is no less than an 85% pass rate in our college. It's private college so per year INR 6,94,000/- is the tuition fee.

College is a well-recognized college, therefore it is easy to get placed, and the kind of coaching makes it easy for us to take the PG NEET.

Infrastructure: College has the best facilities and infrastructure for a medical college. Classes are air-conditioned and comfortable. Food, no doubt, is the best. Also, the canteen and cafe inside the campus are so good. You have Wi-Fi inside the hospital and also in the labs, but phones are not allowed in the classroom. If caught, action will be taken. There is a gym in the college that is free for students and faculty members.

Faculty: Faculty graduated from well-known medical colleges only. Do a great job of molding better doctors. Exams are usually tough, but later we will thank the support and help the faculty provided for us. Pass percentage is always good, and for our batch, it was 89% and is never below 85%.

Other: College have a good number of patients.Arts and sports are there, but not as much as in other courses. As a medical student, college life is good if you come without overly high expectations.