Grant Medical College Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

After final year university examination the placments for internship are compulsory in college after internship one can apply for either neet pg or registered medical officer opportunities are ample after mbbs

To heal patients is the main reason what we are into . It was my dream to pursue MBBS and here I am . We as a future doctor have to go from tremendous pressure workload stress to be there for patients .Treating and during them during these 5.5 years . An MBBS student has to learn 19 subjects to add the prefix Dr in front. Teaching methods are being improved under MUHS, which is our state university, by adding postings and had on experience since 2nd prof of our degree. The exam difficulty level is moderate to hard. 3 hours of theory exams followed by practical exams are there to test our knowledge.

Teachers are Highly Experienced with Great Clinical Knowledge. Knowledge is imparted in a way that it can be applied through Practical Manners also. Exams are pretty tough to pass but it gets you ready for greater challenges

The course curriculum is well relevant with the course. In this curriculum we get practical knowledge along with the theoretical knowledge. We get to practice dissection on cadaver to understand the anatomy of human body. It prepares us for the real world applications and further academic pursuits. I would suggest that the focus on clinical subjects should be there right from the 2nd year. The frequency and timings of exams are well organised. These exams test our knowledge in every possible manner.

Well treating people felt great to me that is why I chose this and the curriculum was revised in 2019 . Clinical postings start from 2nd year itself and are followed by post end exams..which assess you clinical calibre in every subject that requires clinical skills as well as patient management. The exams are frequent like we have an internal or 2 internals followed by prelims and then after a month or two we have the university exams. Teaching never misses out, there is always a faculty or if not, the resident doctors that are involved in patient management is wards dedicated to various professions (eg medicine ,surgery and so on)The paperwork and obtaining signs for completion is a hassle but understandable considering the busy work involved in handling so many patients all day

The placement offered after the internship Placement is given in 5 hospital which is attached with the college which are gt hospital, camma and albless hospital, st George's hospital and main hospital

College don't offer any placement. 5.5 yrs mbbs includes 1 yr internship in which interns are paid 18k for month. While after mbbs you have to do service bond in rural areas in which dr.are paid 80k month.

I took this course because it has a lot of job security and no need to worry about the future. doctors going to earn some money. As your college is quite old we have plenty of faculty available including jobs to assistant professors and junior residents you don't need to worry about proper management and education all of the professors have at least MD and further degrees including some fellowships and their research. exam in 2 parts internal one and two with prelims exam and the university exam just like boards.

To be truthful I chose mbbs for my parents to be happy and honestly, I dont regret it a bit I was a bit scared at first about will I get proper tutoring or not or any proper guidance before admission but now it's pretty clear me that this college was a really great choice to be in terms of trained and experienced faculties each one of them is well qualified from well-renowned institutes. Our college is especially strict in terms of exams and dont tolerate anything in the study part

Every department has about 20-25 qualified professors. Teaching faculty includes Hod, associate professor, assistant professor, and residents Exams are every 4 months. Moderate difficulty in passing. Even if you fail there is no issue if you have at least 35% marks in your whole year's internal assessment.