MPMSU Infrastructure Details & Reviews ,Jabalpur

Infrastructure: In the first and second year, you get a double-sharing room, but from the third year to the final year, you get a single room. The facilities provided in the rooms are bed, a study table, a cupboard, free electricity, water, and a private attached bathroom (with a geyser). The best part is the washing machines provided on every floor. Also, a water cooler is available on every floor. You are also allowed to modify rooms at your choice.

Infrastructure: Rooms are a little small. We have our personal room with a bathroom, so it is overall good. Rooms include a bed, a wardrobe, a study table, a chair, and we can modify our rooms except for the AC. Meal quality is good. 4 times meals are provided per day, i.e., breakfast, lunch, snacks, and dinner. For breakfast, we get eggs, bread, butter, milk, and tea on a daily basis. The menu changes daily, which includes either idlis, poha, vada sambhar, dosa, etc.

Infrastructure: The hostel has great and spacious rooms, which are very well-maintained. Cupboard, mattress, study table, bed, ergonomic chair, a show track, along with a shared bathroom for first years and attached for second onwards are provided. Rooms are double sharing for the first year and single after that. Everything is very well maintained. Mess food is good with four meals a day and regular quality checks. Registration is very straightforward and included in the admission process.

Infrastructure: Students get a double room in the first year and a single room from the second year. The hostel rooms have a bed, a wardrobe, a study table, a comfortable chair, and a side table. The rooms are well-lit. The hostel's safety is well maintained by the security guards. The hostel fee is included in the total college fees of Rs. 5856 for 5.5 years, so there’s no need to pay separately. The mess fee as of now is Rs. 4300/month. The package includes 4 meals a day, i.e., breakfast, lunch, evening snack...

Infrastructure: Life in medical college was full of ups and downs, and was quite thrilling. At times, you will be enjoying your life to the full and at other times, you will be studying many sleepless nights but it was quite amazing. You will find many great people and friends for a lifetime.

Placements: It is necessary to do an internship here after completing four and a half years of study. Stipend is now Rs 13,400, which was Rs 12,700 last year. There is a provision for 6% increment every year, due to which it has increased to Rs. 13,400. Some people who have come from abroad after doing MBBS also come here to do an internships.

Infrastructure: Life at a medical college campus like the one in Jabalpur often revolved around a mixture of rigorous academic schedules and vibrant social interactions.

Infrastructure: Your life at college totally depended on how you lived it. There was a library with an attached reading room. We had a huge auditorium like AC classrooms with PPT based projector, smart board, and TVs for backbenchers. Sports like basketball and badminton courts were available. Indoor games were also available. Social group Pragyan Shala run by NSCB students in which we help needy kids of nearby villages.

Infrastructure: There is a large auditorium where the annual day and the convocation ceremony take place. There is a sports and gym facility and a library that is open for 12 hours and has plenty of books to read. Charges an exam fee but excludes the hostel charges that are to be paid separately.

Infrastructure: Campus was very good, large, and not far away from the main city. It had various sports grounds like cricket, badminton, and football. Different games like badminton, cricket, football, table tennis, also had great patient inflow.

Infrastructure: The annual fest was held in December, which is the best time of all. There was a wide range of books available in the library, all of which were easily accessible via the library card provided by the college. Sports, etc, were a bit underdeveloped, but on a personal level, everybody was doing well at ATIT. There was Pragyan Shala, which was a student run group in college that aimed to teach and benefit the poor children every Sunday.

Infrastructure: Library is open from 9 to 5, but there is a reading room beside library which is open 24/7. Inside the campus, we have a badminton court. Social groups like Pragyan Shala are there. My favourite hangout place is the small park inside the campus. There is no gym or cafeteria on the campus. Hostel timings are before 9 at night. Famous hangout place in Jabalpur is for sure Bedhghat.

Infrastructure: There is a bed without a mattress, a chair, and a table provided in the room, along with electricity. No electricity charges or water charges are taken. Meal quality is good, but the menu isn't very varied. Vegetarian food is mostly served. The registration process for the hostel is pretty easy and is generally provided with admission to college.

Infrastructure: I opted for the college hostel. But due to the availability of rooms, 12 students have to stay in dorms together, giving them no privacy. The washrooms are combined, which makes the morning routine a headache. They charge Rs. 12,000 a year just for the rooms, and Rs. 3,000 for food. The quality of the rooms is bad, with no space for you to walk.

Infrastructure: Rooms are spacious. The first year students have to share the room, but from the 2nd year, they are free to decide whether they want to continue or want a separate room. Plenty of rooms are available. It never has any type of shortage. PG rent at my time was Rs. 1,200.