Rajasthan University of Health Sciences - Jaipur

Nice facilities ? staff behaviour is very good ? All the best pharmacists ? life

Rajasthan University of Health Sciences is a state University located in Jaipur. It was established on 25 February 2005 under The Rajasthan University of Health Sciences (act of state assembly) 2005 (Act No. 1 of 2005) and started functioning on January 2006.It has its own college and acts as affiliating university to all Government & Society run and some privately run medical colleges in Rajasthan.

I was a student of a dental college under this University .. Really worst experience, No fixed examination date, No proper way of conducting exam, Student even me often got stressed with between practical and theory examination, there is no proper fixation of anything, This was even more during COVID times .. Also if you want to query any details, They never pick up phone, The number displayed on site are as useless as their e-mail .. Never seen .. Wish i had never approached for medical career under this University .. Totally disaster .. Career + Years + Life ..

Best college I m RUHS student ?????

Rajasthan's Mostly Desirable College for MBBS and Hospital comprised within world class infrastructure. Hospital has just inaugurated few month ago. Facilities and Equipments are reaching there. Basic treatments and medicinal courses are still available. No 'Bheed-Bhaad' !! Come and Get care of your body. This is how it looks either inside or outside:

Doctors are highly caring no doubt very helpful cooperative nature nurse and guard staff cares like private hospital but zero administration no first aid medicine available in hospital I and doctor nurse was badly struggling to get injection for my son due to shortness of breath. Government shown a show piece hospital zero facilities of medicines and injection thank you so much to doctor to refer us for j k lon to get treatment on time even doctor sahab shared his contact number and talked with j k lon doctor. Never never go in ruhs in emergency? situation, if you love your patient.

Very good campus, newly built and fully equipped hospital with really good team of doctors and staff

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