BMCRI Bangalore Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

There is no such special curriculum just i want to be a doctor so i chosed mbbs. It's a very good curriculum as we have both book knowledge and practical knowledge at same time as we have to go hospital in morning to see cases qnd at evening to learn about it. There is no such improvement is required. We don't have to give soo much exam but the syllabus we have to cover its not much

The course im doing is very relevant as the medical field runs on saving people which is a daily task in this world with growikg population there isnt much they need to improve since the professors are experienced they do it to the point and not too much

It feels rush it is comprehensive but truly there is lot to cover in each year truly hard curriculum is fine hard work is important it is quite a long process 5.5 year mbbs and then 3 year pg then super speciality

Our college follows national medical council (nmc ) curriculum. Through this they teach us through small group discussions and many other study methods which will be very useful. Now they have adopted CBME ( competency based medical education) curriculum through which they have adopted many other teaching methods like self directed learning, bed side patient examinations There will be 3 internals and 1 university exam in a year

The course curriculum is so vast and like a ocean. Apart from the theoretical knowledge the college provides a very healthy environment for practical exposure. There are 5 hospitals attached to this college which are the major hospitals of the state.

The happiness we get in this course is by treating the patients and making their life better.But work life balance is difficult to maintain as we have to study a lot and give uncountable exams. Difficulty level of exams is very high and Evan hard to pass

I always loved biology so persuing medical science has always been my dream come true..The CBME curriculum involves all essentials to prepare us for the exams Also the faculties bere follow the curriculum properly.. The patient input in our hospital is very high and our postings to the department will help us face real life challenges .I agree Ppt teaching holds good due to developed technologies but along with that it would be better if all of thek gave enough time to a particular topic and used chalk bcoz we have been used to chalk and board teaching from our childhood and it's easier to take notes and to remember

Bmcri follows the standard curriculum prescribed by the medical council of india. There is equal stress on practicals as for theory . Clinical exposure starts right from 2nd yr so it prepares us to learn the skills from the start. Apart from internals and final exams at the end of each year there are end posting internals for each clinical posting .

The mbbs course not only gives us the degree alike other courses but also provides us the opportunity to interact with the outside world the family adoption programme and the postings develops our interactions. Moreover this is what needed for us .

We have a new curriculum named competency based medical education (CBME) curriculum. It was included new teaching methods like small group discussions and self directed learning, computer based learning, early clinical exposure and seminars etc. The exam difficulty level is high in my perspective.