MAMC Delhi Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

I choose MBBS because I wanted to become a successful doctor. The respect for doctors is unimaginable in society. Faculty: student ratio- 1:15 Teachers are well-qualified and educated doctors We have 3 terms and 1 professional exam per year

I had biology in my 12th class, and I hated maths so the only well option in this field was to go to doctors. Each department has more than 27 facilities, which are subdivided for the students, so each group of 10 students can have 1 teacher. Faculties are renowned doctors, which have done some amazing work in their respective fields. There are 2 term exams and 1 sent-up examination which occurs every 2-3 months. And yes sometimes it becomes very hard to pass exams. Only late-nighters have saved most of the students

I chose mbbs because I wanted to be a doctor serving my people. The doctor is a profession in which other than high earning is also a very respectful job. The faculty at our college are very knowledgeable and have studied at top colleges in the country. The exams are conducted by fmsc and are held regularly.

MBBS. is a vast course including 19 subjects, the good thing about MAMC is the faculty here, they are top-notch and teach very well. The strength of the class is 250 which is quite high and one teacher teaches at a time, but if you want to concentrate on the lecture you can. There are different grades of exams occurring timely month by month, which may be difficult to pass but if you study a few hours daily you can pass the tests.

I chose this course because I was very interested in the medical profession. The student faculty ratio in my college is very poor there is one faculty per 250 students . The faculty qualification certainly is above par . All of the faculty is PG / MS

Doctor is a very noble profession. Thus MBBS require a great effort and sincerity. Faculty to student ratio is around 15. Faculty are very supportive.Faculty are highly qualified and cooperative. Teaching method is good but nowadays slide teaching is very prevelant on which some student might find it little uncomfortable. Overall explanation of topic is very conceptual and logical

Anyone who seriously wants to be a doctor should choose this course, it's not a cakewalk. I wanted to be a doctor, that's why I am here. There are about 12 Professors, 15-18 Senior Residents, in each clinical subject, while 5-7 professors & 10 SRs in pre/para-clinical subjects The faculty here is one of the most educated faculties in the field of medicine, but when it comes to teaching methods, its only PowerPoint slides, which they go through, and only a few teachers put extra effort to teach us better. Exams usually occur on time, except now because of COVID-19, but it's too difficult to pass the exam, you need to study a whole year to pass the exam in the final year, although for the first three years, it's relatively easy to pass.

I chose this course as it was my childhood dream to become a doctor and see my elder brother become one, the spark just never gets off me despite being good in maths I opt for biology and appeared for the NEET exam. The faculty-student ratio is not so good as the batch is 250 students but as there are 19 subjects in our course so the faculty just outmatch the number of a single batch. My college i.e. Maulana Azad Medical College is one of the best colleges in India and the faculty here is the reason which makes it what it is, in short, you get the best faculty here, with new and interesting teaching methods and with a huge amount of knowledge. The exams were not so timely at the beginning due to the Coronavirus situation but later on, the timings were rescheduled and now they are just perfect.

MBBS course is of 4.5 years of duration along with 1 year of internship. The faculty of MAMC is very helpful. The professors are very helpful they will teach you in an easy manner so that you can grasp the concept. Many professors have authored standard textbooks which are used across the country. The average faculty: student ratio is 1:20. Usually, there are 2 to 3 monthly tests and 2 term examinations followed by a professional examination at the end of the year. This exam is quite tough, and so is the course but in the end, your efforts are gonna pay off.

After the completion of course we will go for internship for move further for income in life , After internship we will apply in many hospitals or do private practice which help in manage our life and facilities