St. George’s University in association with Ramaiah Group of Institutions To Host Multi – City Roadshow For Medical Aspirants

 St. George’s University, Grenada in association with Ramaiah Group of Institutions, is set to host a roadshow in several cities throughout South India, in an effort to guide medical aspirants on their pathway to an international medical degree 

Starting on the 27th of April in Kochi, the roadshow will continue until the 3rd of May, ending in Chennai. During the event, students and parents can have one-on-one sessions with SGU’s Recruitment Director for South Asia, Mr Bharat Gadhia. Mr Gadhia will outline the journey of Indian students applying to the 5-Year Medical Degree Pathway with SGU, in association with Ramaiah. SGU’s Recruitment Manager, Mr Charath Soundarajan, will also have consultations with students to assess their profiles, and discuss academic requirements, financials, and the necessary application documents needed to proceed on the 5-Year MD Pathway. 

Given below is the full schedule of the roadshow over 7 different cities:

Interested aspirants who wish to have a consultation with our recruitment team or want more information can register using bit.ly/sgu-roadshow or can contact Mr. Charath at +91 6383616166 or [email protected].

 “We are looking forward to visiting all these cities, and engaging with potential students for our future intakes. Our goal here is to provide quality international medical education to prospective doctors, and we are sure that both parents and students will take this opportunity to learn more about the pathways we can offer, and the locations across India, Grenada, the UK and the US that students can experience”, says Mr. Bharat Gadhia. 

Ramaiah, in association with St. George’s University, Grenada offers a 5-Year MD Pathway where students can complete their first year of the pathway in India, the second year either at Northumbria University in the UK or at SGU’s True Blue Campus in Grenada, the third year in Grenada, and the last two years doing their clinical rotations either in the US or in the UK.