Government Medical College MBBS Review By Abhishek Jangid

Overall, this college has the largest campus compared to other medical colleges in Rajasthan. Teaching facility is good. The library is the top notch infrastructural aspect of this college. Of course, completing MBBS from here makes you a good doctor. This college has various playgrounds for volleyball, football, table tennis, etc.

Academically, it is actually good as compared to other colleges as it does not have theoretical classes in 3rd and 4th year so you can have this time to study by yourself. This college has its own hospital known as New Medical College and Hospital, Kota, which provides you great opportunities for learning clinical skills.

Faculty is somewhat good. 1st year is a little bit hectic; especially anatomy and physiology department. Otherwise, all preclinical and clinical subject teachers are good and competent enough. In clinicals and academics, they help you understand things in an easy way.

As after completing MBBS, you can join as a medical officer or as junior resident in the hospitals, and you can also give NEET PG/ INICET exam for pursing a PG degree.

Hostels in this college are not as good as other colleges, but construction of a hostel building is going on and it is better than the older ones. The mess facility is also good; each hostel has 2 messes.

Infrastructure is very good, except the academic block since it is not of much importance as only 1st and 2nd year classes are there. Others are held in the lecture theatres which are newly made. 4 lecture theatres are there with a capacity of 400 students. This college also has an auditorium of its own which is very big and good and also a very good library where you can spend a lot of time.

Overall, campus is very good from building perspective, especially the library. The super specialty block is very new and has a good patient load in the hospital. Each new batch has the intake of 250 students and it provides you 1 year of compulsory rotation internship in government hospitals.