AIIMS Mangalagiri Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Vijayawada

Placements: There are 125 students in one batch. They are qualified via the NEET exam. It's a 5.5-year course, with a 1-year internship, a high qualification rate for PG seats, and a reservation in the same college. They provide many opportunities to do research on various topics during the course.

Placements: MBBS doesn't have placements or discussions about packages. But PG selection is great with people studying PG in other INIs and top institutes. Great reputation all over the country to secure jobs. Other factors as mentioned above do not apply to MBBS graduates.

Placements: I am Anudeep from the 2023 batch of AIIMS Mangalagiri. In my course, there is nothing like the highest package. I think radiologists will earn more. The top role in my course is HOD or a private practitioner with high respect. There are no recruiting companies for doctors.

Placements: The course as such doesn't offer any placements but it is good for those who want to prepare for PG as time is there. There is adequate patient exposure for students to learn during postings and things are often taught with interest for those who want to learn, having this exposure helps students in their medical careers nicely.

Placements: Depending upon your interest, you can join as a non-academic PG after your MBBS completion depending on the post available. But better you should prepare well for your post-graduation entrance exam or you can start with your USMLE journey right from your 2nd professional year and go on your right career path. Other option you can choose is to try for civil services through the UPSC exam.

Placements: Placements are done based on the score of NEET PG or INI CET exams. PG seats are available in a decent amount in each department and the stipend is also above average (I don't have the exact idea). Reservation for some college students is quite low but may be increased in the near future.