PSGIMSR Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

The syllabus is very vast for the 1st yr mbbs and 2nd yr mbbs. I need to push myself to pass the exams. The teaching from this institute is very helpful to give your best at university exams. The practical classes will be very interesting and hands on experiences with Mannequin's are provided. General ward classes are taken, we learn from patients during ward rounds.

I was very passionate about entering the medical field quite early in my life, so I knew what I had to do when I was in school. Medical field is a very challenging area to choose and the work life balance is not as good as other professions. However, it is very engaging and interesting for people who are actually interested in the subject. However, one cannot practice medicine after finishing MBBS because of the increasing competition, so he has to do PG course in order to be more approachable for the patients as well as to serve better in the specific field. The course curriculum is start in a well planned manner and the portions are completed ahead of time so that students have around 1 to 1.5 months of study break before the university exams every year. So, along with the exams that take place throughout the year, students will also have ample time to prepare for their exams in their own way preferred.

MBBS colleges don't have final placements. Students finish their degree, and they sit for NEET-PG, which is another exam that one must qualify for in order to get a PG seat in India. Students opt for other options like pursuing a Residency abroad. And there are very few students like me who would prefer to do an MBA.

nice curriculum, I like medical freld so I choose this course. This course is mostly of practical. The University syllabus needs to be updated. The atmosphere with patients and care them and cure them that is my best part

Since it is MBBS this course is extremely relevant The syllabus is really exhaustive with 19 subjects in 5 years . But overall this course has good job availability after completion of course compared to other courses

The clinical exposure and theoretical knowledge is top notch in our curriculum. The application based teaching is what attracted me to this course. We are systematically prepared to see and help patients. But some irrelevant parts of the curriculum can be trimmed to reduce the load on students. Exams are very frequent Almost once every fortnight.

Its a 4 and a half year study course and a year of internship should be done there which will be mentioned in the will earlier when you join the college ,the internship will be very helpful in kind of getting experience

The curriculum for anat and physio is really nice the way they planned , but plaanning in biochemistry department is not that great . From 2nd year its different, since they let us to interact with patients the communication skill important for a doctor is learnt very well . From secomd year the schedule becomes a bit hectic . . The course curriculum can be improved by not piling up the topics and writing one single exam . But as we are going to be future doctors the memory power checked througj that is important . This course genuinely makes people get fed up with life , but that will be only during the 1st year . Then it will gradually train you to lead life differently and solve problems in life .

In first year , We will having class on basic medical physiology for the whole day On second year, We will having postings on hospital side and are allowed to interact with the patients Third year , We will allowed to examine the patients at ward side in the hospitals for practical knowledge

1st year, Bsc students will be having paractical sessions at the morning and classes at noon 2nd Year, Students will be delt with patients in the hospital for practical knowledge 3rd year, Students will be trained for Practical examination of the patients