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    Compare St John's National Academy of Health Sciences, Bangalore vs GSMC and KEM Hospital Mumbai

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    Quick Facts

    Location

    Bangalore, Karnataka
    Mumbai, Maharashtra

    Ownership

    Private
    Government

    College Type

    College
    College

    Establishment Year

    1963
    1926

    Campus Size

    132 Acres

    -

    Total Courses Offered

    37
    62

    Associate Hospital

    -

    King Edward Memorial (KEM) Hospital

    Number Of Bed

    -

    1900

    Ranking & Accreditations

    Careers360 Rating
    (Medicine and Allied Sciences)

    -

    24

    Approvals

    Affiliated
    Affiliated, NMC

    Course & Fees Details

    College & Exam Cut-off

    Select Exam and Counselling

    Fees

    Total Fees

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    ₹ 7,70,310

    Facilities

    Auditorium

    Boys Hostel

    Cafeteria

    Girls Hostel

    Gym

    I.T Infrastructure

    Laboratories

    Library

    Medical/Hospital

    Sports

    Wifi

    College Reviews & Perception

    College Infrastructure

    Campus Life

    Academics

    Placements

    Value for Money

    Total Reviews

    1
    5

    Individual Reviews

    Johns

    posted on 2 years ago by Amala Varghese
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    Seth gordhan das sunderdar medical college and KEM Hospital

    posted on 2 years ago by Oshin

    A reputed medical college which truly stands for its name

    posted on 2 years ago by dr.sid.89

    The best faculty

    posted on 2 years ago by Ayushi
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    College Reviews & Perception

    GSMC and KEM Hospital Mumbai has received lower rating for value for money whereas St John's National Academy of Health Sciences, Bangalore has not received lower rating in any aspect.

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