Mahadevappa Rampure Medical College Gulbarga Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

MBBS life got chill , thrill with lot of haunting and good enjoying memories, making friends , being more in study hours , preparing for exams, our exam was held by Karnataka state university RGUHS, the difficulty of the exam was quite difficult to pass actually;it needs continue reading , revising and time management in the exam .

The curriculum is no doubt designed in its best way .Its purely student oriented and makes sure students skills are improved and made strong from base itself .Sad part is to maintain 75percent compulsory attendance and less time to complete such huge and vast topics. Curriculum makes sure each and every student under the course is to improve and learn more skills. It's not studies ,curriculum included ethics classes ethics models which make studies more practical rather than theoretical and it connects community people and improve their health conditions . It's two sided advantagios curriculum that ensure that even the student is also improvised at same time community problems are also overcome not at large scale but even least at small scale

In MBBS is all about satisfaction so i did chose this course This curriculum gives clinical exposure right from 2nd year. You'll attend hospital postings from 2nd year. You'll get hands on experience. Exams are conducted once a year with three internal assessments. It is moderate difficulty with bast syllabus to cover

For MBBS curriculum is standardised all over India as per the norms of NMC . It includes theory , practical as well as self study classes . But there is no space for extracurricular activities which is very important for development of a healthy student so according to me more influence should be given to extra curricular activities . There are 3 internal exams in every 3 months and part completion tests throughout the year .

I went into mop up round of councelling. I had a councellor who told me to choose this college. Earlier I had no idea about this place. because I'm from uttarpradesh and college in Karnataka People know places like Banglore and Hyderabad in South but not Gulbarga. So it was difficult but know it's fine.

My dream was to persue mbbs so I chose this course. Curriculum is fixed by NMC which is followed in every medical College according to me it is good as it includes a good clinical exposure and practical knowledge which will help us in future . I appreciate that they have included AETCOM in the curriculum . I would suggest that there should be some focus on the extra curricular activities for complete development. MBBS is full of exams you have to appear for the exams throughout the year

The curriculum is set by the NMC which is followed here. I chose the mbbs course because it is my dream to become a nephrologist.There are 19 department in the UG course divided into non clinical, para clinical and clinical. Every department has 10- 15 faculty members with a postgraduate degree and experience ranging from 5-35 yr. Additionally Every department has postgraduate students who also guide the undergraduate students in academics. The teaching is mixed. While the theory classes are monotonous, the pracricals and clinical postings are exciting and wonderful to get exposure to dealing with paitents and eliciting the history. Clinical postings are conducted for 3 hours every day starting from 9 am. Clinical postings are conducted in small groups of 10-15 students. This helps the students learn the concepts easily.

It is a very good profession, College Is good and many well specialist doctors are there, There is a good ratio of students faculty ratio, There is a smart class but they teach by the projector. They conduct internals and exam authentically, It's like board exams.

I chose this course out of my interest. Student to faculty ratio is good is enough faculty as required. All the faculty are postgraduates and teaching is also good. Annual exams are conducted by the university to which our college is affiliated and passing is difficult without studying.

All faculty members are MBBS qualified and well trained and well educated. Their teaching methods are mostly PowerPoint presentation based along with bedside clinic training. The curriculum is set and divided among all faculty members 3 Exams are set every semester which students have to pass