Re: Outlook ranks MGIMS 21st best medical school in India

[Guest guest]

17th in 2011 and 21st in 2012. That means we were 1st in 2007.

I wonder what rank we were in 1974? Probably in the negative territory.

Give yourselves a pat on your back all of you!

Kishore Shah 1974

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Subject: Outlook ranks MGIMS 21st best medical school in India

> Dear all:

>

> *Outlook*, 25 June issue- available online- ranked MGIMS as the 21st best

> medical school in the country. Compared to 2011, when we were ranked 17th,

> this year we have gone a bit down- 21 st.

>

> Does the lower rank adversely reflect our quality of teaching, healthcare,

> research and extra-curricular activities? Be assured, it doesn't. For,

> three big ones- CMC, Vellore, Grrant Medical College, Mumbai and MAMC,

> Delhi did not participate in the opinion poll last year- these schools did

> not send their data to Outlook and, therefore, were " not considered "

> when

> Outlook assigned ranks to the medical schools.

>

> A quick look at the list reveals no surprises. We would have easily

> climbed

> several ladder-steps had our infrastructure been better. For example, St

> s has received 152 of 200 points for infrastructure, compared to 128

> points assigned to MGIMS. Add these 24 points to the grand total, and we

> could gone 5 slots up!

>

> Here is a link to Outlook survey:

> http://www.outlookindia.com/article.aspx?281300

>

> Best,

>

> SP

> --

> SP Kalantri

> Department of Medicine

> MGIMS

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I really don't know which year but may be 2000 our college was ranked 11th

Regards

Raju

78

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Outlook ranks MGIMS 21st best medical school in India

> Dear all:

>

> *Outlook*, 25 June issue- available online- ranked MGIMS as the 21st best

> medical school in the country. Compared to 2011, when we were ranked 17th,

> this year we have gone a bit down- 21 st.

>

> Does the lower rank adversely reflect our quality of teaching, healthcare,

> research and extra-curricular activities? Be assured, it doesn't. For,

> three big ones- CMC, Vellore, Grrant Medical College, Mumbai and MAMC,

> Delhi did not participate in the opinion poll last year- these schools did

> not send their data to Outlook and, therefore, were " not considered "

> when

> Outlook assigned ranks to the medical schools.

>

> A quick look at the list reveals no surprises. We would have easily

> climbed

> several ladder-steps had our infrastructure been better. For example, St

> s has received 152 of 200 points for infrastructure, compared to 128

> points assigned to MGIMS. Add these 24 points to the grand total, and we

> could gone 5 slots up!

>

> Here is a link to Outlook survey:

> http://www.outlookindia.com/article.aspx?281300

>

> Best,

>

> SP

> --

> SP Kalantri

> Department of Medicine

> MGIMS

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Well, whatever rank... I love my college :-)

Ravin '82

[Guest guest]

MGIMS get good students------/// unlike other colleges.....

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[Guest guest]

Dear Friends,

My son intends to do a surgical elective(Clerkship) for a month in the US.

Many universities either charge a lot or donot accept foreign medical

graduates. Do we have any MGIMS alumini there to help?

Thanks and warm regards,

Seema Kapoor Pruthi

1982 batch

> **

>

>

> MGIMS get good students------/// unlike other colleges.....

>

> Sent from my iPhone

>

>

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Dr.Seema Kapoor

Professor , Division of Genetics ,Genetic & Metabolic Lab, New Medical

Block, Opposite Old Casualty, Lok Nayak Hospital & Maulana Azad Medical

College, New Delhi

Tel.No.: 01123239417

Mob: 9968604313

email: drseemakapoor@...