GMC Srinagar Faculty

Faculty student ratio is pretty good. Best in Jammu and Kashmir There are many faculties for each subject which includes professors lecturers etc All teachers are well qualified and have a great hold on their subject

Faculty and students ratio is nice ... Whenever you are in problem... faculty is always ready to get us help...they help in studyand moral habits ... In every department there are best faculty and some are not that good ... Exam are often ... actually you have to study every day cause viva in practicals can happen anytime ...so be prepared..and exam are done 4 times in a year ...2 terminals in 1st and 2nd year and 1 terminal in prefimal and final and end up with send up and University exams.

The Faculty of our college is very well educated and experienced. We get to experience the first hand experience of being a caretaker. The Faculty student relationship is nice and it also focuses on our academic aspects. We have 4 main exams per year.. Terminal 1 Terminal 2 Sendup Final Proff exam Rest there are many internal assesments. The exams are combined of Viva, Ospe and Written based.

We have abundant number of professors and post graduate students. During pratical classes we sre usually divided in 10 10 groups or group of 45 students during classes which is good. There are 3 internal exams known as terminals and sendup and 1 university exams students failing the terminals and send ups are not allowed to sit in university exams. Students who fail the university exams reapper for the exam known as supplementary exams. Atleast 10 or 20 student fail to pass the university exam and 4 or 5 get dropped

Each Batch consists of 180 students which is subdivided into 3 groups(30 students) which furthur divided into 3 tables on which 1 professors with 4 pg resident's acquire a table of 10 students which is a too good part of our college. The exam pattern is based on NMC curriculum which consist of 2 terminal exams,1 send-up exam and 1 university exam.

Faculty to student ratio is good it is 1:10 is the ratio of faculty to student I like the most neurology department and the faculty is also good and helpful All are good but i think anatomy department faculty need to work there we need more anatomy staff For every year there is one internal one final and practical examination for each year

The faculty members which are guiding and teaching us are highly qualified and they have lots of experience. Some faculty are still studying there for post graduation. Some departments have high faculty members like in community medicine and they have high spacing while others have medium faculty members. On an average the faculty to student ratio is approx. 1:20. The low ratio has good impact on studies because the focus on student increases by the teacher and students get more concentrated and vice-versa. Faculty are highly qualified and they have lots of experience and they teach very well .The method is latest according to CBME Guidelines like taking Lectures, SGD , Seminars etc. We can also intract with faculty whenever we want in working hours.

The facility to student ratio is good but not so excellent,it impacts our learning experience because a good teacher student ratio can help us to directly interact with our mentors and to approach them easily.we approach them moderately

No doubt there are well qualified teachers here and the faculty student ratio is also very large si that a teacher gets only a topic fo an entire session. Their approach of teaching is as per NMC and in integrated manner and deliver lectures as ppt. Most of the times you can interact with any teacher but because of the toxicity complex students usually hesitate to interact with faculty.

There are fourteen departments involved in the entire course. Each department would be headed by a professor, with average age of more then 55 years. Some departments but not most, would have additional professor(s) with almost similar average age. Further in heirarchy used to be associate professors, average age of more than 50 years, and assistant professors with average age of 45 years. The most junior faculty member used to be the lecturer with average age of around 40 years. There used to be really good teachers but at times even experienced ones used to be ordinary.