MBBS · First Class · Class of 2026
I'm Dr. S Sanjana Devi — a clinically grounded MBBS graduate based in Bengaluru, Karnataka, working toward postgraduate training in Obstetrics & Gynaecology. Shaped by a full rotatory internship and rural health service, driven by women's health, surgical care, and clinical research.
Strong clinical judgment, paired with a firsthand understanding of community health — honed on the wards and in the field.
My comprehensive rotatory internship and dedicated rural health posting taught me medicine where it matters most: at the bedside and in the community. Fueled by a commitment to women's health and surgical care, I'm a NEET-PG aspirant working toward an MS in Obstetrics & Gynaecology, with a particular affinity for clinical research and healthcare management.
Right now, I'm actively seeking a demanding pre-residency clinical role under structured mentorship — a place to sharpen my diagnostic acumen, expand hands-on expertise, and add immediate value to a collaborative healthcare team.
“Continuous learning is the key — I believe in staying ahead of the curve.” — her own words, via LinkedIn
| Professional Year | Marks | Max | % |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1st Year | 535 | 900 | 59.44% |
| 2nd Year | 560 | 900 | 62.22% |
| 3rd Year | 544 | 900 | 60.44% |
| Final Year | 888 | 1400 | 63.43% |
| Cumulative | 2,527 | 4,100 | 61.63% |
Perfect theoretical comprehension and laboratory application in diagnostic microbiology (post-3rd year).
Hands-on exposure to perioperative care, airway management, and pharmacological protocols.
Paediatrics — 74.50% · Pathology — 67.33%
Subbaiah Institute of Medical Sciences and Research Centre, Shivamogga — a full year across the major clinical departments, building diagnostic acumen and procedural confidence at the bedside.
Postings at UPHC Thunganagar and CHC Holehonnur, Shimoga.
History-taking, clinical examination, patient counselling, and reassurance.
Basic Life Support (BLS); recognition of the acutely deteriorating ("crashing") patient.
Blood grouping, cross-matching basics, and recognition of transfusion reactions.
IV cannulation, ABG sampling, venipuncture, Foley's catheterisation, Ryle's tube insertion, IM/IV/SC/ID injections.
Vitals interpretation (BP, pulse, RR, SpO₂, temperature), I/O charting, progress notes and discharge summaries.
Aseptic dressing, simple surgical suturing, suture removal, and abscess drainage.
IUCD insertion; cafeteria-method counselling on contraception, safe practices & menstrual hygiene.
Planning and conducting vaccination drives, end to end.
Medical Volunteer — Puraseva Ambedkar Nagar, Shikaripura. Organised by Subbaiah Institute of Medical Sciences.
Medical Volunteer — Anugraha Palliative Care Centre, Umblebylu. Organised by Subbaiah Institute of Medical Sciences.
Recognised by Bharat Scouts and Guides, Karnataka State HQ, for services rendered at an SSLC Examination Centre.
"Practice, Prepare & Publish" — hands-on research module of the Ophthalmic Clinical & Surgical Skill Development Initiative, with Subbaiah Institute.
One-month internship; noted for diligence, consistency, active participation, and innovation.
Poster making / painting competition, Subbaiah Medical College Hospital & Research Centre.
Certificates of Appreciation — logo making and drawing/painting competitions.
Secured 5th place, poster making competition.
Student volunteer, organised by the Department of Anatomy, Subbaiah Institute.
A physician is a whole person — and the person shapes the doctor.
“Mithridatism — perhaps that’s exactly what we’ve been doing all along. 🥀” — her Instagram bio
