Lady Hardinge Medical College Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

Chose this course because medicine fascinates me. Faculty are all doctors who have graduates from reputed colleges and have a great experience of teaching. Term exams are held regularly. The final exams are board based and called the professional exams.

I was really into medicine so I choose this profession, there is a batch of around 240 students in Lady Hardinge and lectures are taken up professors and SRs however small group discussions are done for the same topic d One in the class by dividing the batch into a group of 40 students and each teacher is alloted for the batch ,teaching really depends upon the faculty

the course is difficult, obviously, but the faculty members and seniors are extremely helpful on all accounts. the faculty is well trained and are experts in their fields. they are really helpful in other regards like STS and research too. term exams are conducted every 3-4 months and their difficulty level is medium. it's not that difficult to pass but you need to make an active effort throughout the year.

The curriculum has been revised in 2019 and the new curriculum (CBME: Competency-Based Medical Education) is all about patient-based approach and clinical approach which is very amazing since that's how we'll be dealing with patients in real life. The faculty of Lady Hardinge is amazing as long as you're willing to learn. The practical sessions especially are the best since you get to see everything you've learnt in theory. The syllabus is very vast and it's very difficult but you can do fairly well if you go through it consistently. The term exams are held before each semester and after every year you need to give professional exams also known as 'proffs'. You'll have to pass the proffs in order to be promoted to next year which is very easy if you have a grip on the basics.

I wanted to become a doctor and serve people also to make my parents proud I chose this course. The faculty: students ratio is good. Always helpful and supportive. So they are available when needed. Faculties are mostly senior residents and H.O.D's they are very helpful and teach us very well. Term exam comes after almost 2 months. It was not much difficult to pass.

I want to be the best Doctor, I chose this profession as I want to serve in that area where the health infrastructure is very poor & people can't afford basic health facilities. In our college, there is a variety of faculties, besides professors & assistant professors, senior residents & pg students also take classes with ug students & there are various small group sessions are conducted in which faculty: the student ratio is 1:8. All the members of are faculties are mbbs graduates & have done masters in their courses. The basic way of teaching is by ppt presentation & sometimes interactive sessions are also held. We have 2 term examination,1 setup exam & 1 proff exam each year & except these, there are formative assessments. As you are in a prestigious course & prestigious college so the level of exam is very high but with the continuous efforts & studies, they are easy to crack. some students have supplementary in some subjects & some get fail too but eventually, they pass with good marks

I chose this course to become a doctor ofc and I've always loved this profession. The faculty to student ratio is good here. We've got many senior residents as faculty who solve our doubts immediately. They're also very friendly. The faculty here are highly qualified. All the HODS are very experienced and wise and they teach very well. They entertain doubts. The teaching method is also very nice. We've got a huge new lecture theatre and teachers teach using ppts and slides. There are weekly tests held regularly and 2 term tests and 1 sent up test before 1st proofs. They're easy to pass if you're regular with your studies.

the hospitals associated to the college is where interns and students learn a lot from. the clinical postings start from second year itself. interns earn about 50-60k per month after fourth year. suchita kriplani hospital, kalawati saran hospital are the associated hospitals to the college and some may even get a chance to serve ram manohar lohia. all of the students require to work clinically to pass the course. being a central affiliated college the patient load is quite good but not as hectic as vmmc and safdurjung hospital, or aiims.

I always wanted to be a doctor that's why i chose MBBS. Faculty number is very high in the college. We have HODs, professors, assistant professor, associat professor, senior residents, PG student and junior residents in our teaching team. All the teachers are qualified doctors ( MBBS, MD/MS). Theory teaching is through PowerPoint presentations in class and practical are done in labs with every sort of instrument needed. We have 2 term exams, once every 3-4 months then final exams held by college and finally the professional exams conducted by the university at the end of year. Exams are of moderate level, everything comes from the course which we were taught and we are able to answer all the questions nicely.

There is an internship after the fourth year in which u could earn like 27 thousand per month itself. After the internship, u have to apply for neet pg if u are interested in this field