** The course has a faculty-to-student ratio of 1:10, with a batch size of 70 students. However, academic challenges are noted, as 70% of students failed an exam due to faculty issues, and 50% tend to fail internal exams. Faculty are generally supportive, except the principal who is strict on academics. One faculty member, Rishmitha, is praised for her microbiology teaching, but overall teaching quality is criticized. The syllabus is manageable if studied properly. Internships at the college hospital are unpaid with a 40,000 fee, and the hospital has limited facilities and low patient turnout, pushing students to seek internships elsewhere. Tuition fees differ by program and year: 89,000 for the first year and 80,000 for subsequent years, with an internship fee of 50,000. Another structure lists fees as 89,500 for the first year, 85,500 for others, and a 50,000 internship fee. Hostel costs are 21,500 to 24,500 annually, plus a 40,000 intersection fee. Additional charges include a registration and annual day fee of 3,000 and a transportation fee of 3,000 per year. For some, fees after an entrance exam are 28,600 for the second year and 26,000 for the first. Another fee structure totals 100,000 yearly, including a 60,000 hostel fee, summing up to 300,000 over three years, with a 40,000 internship fee. Physiotherapy totals 400,000, with 100,000 annually and a 20,000 internship fee. Some students pay 50,000 yearly, including a hostel fee, excluding mess charges, with a tuition fee of 3,500 and lab fees of 5,000. Minority scholarships offer 12,000 annually, but some students haven't received any scholarships. Overall, the experience is mixed, with faculty and exam-related challenges.
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