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BDS | ₹9,350 (1st Year Fees) | 10+2 | 9 Feb - 17 Oct 2024 |
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In this area we have go through very tough time but we getting satisfied also by saving life of the patient by own hand this is something called miracle so we have learn hard and pass teh examination very well so we are prepared well for the best
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The curriculum is followed well. But sudden changes in the rules are managed very badly where the students have to suffer like they created a supplementary batch from 2020 batch onwards. Exams are conducted well and the difficulty level is good. The curriculum definitely prepares us for the real world applications as we do a lot if patients under the guidance of our professors.
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CBME pattern of education has slightly made life toughfer for medicos. But its said that if you sweat more in practice you lose less blood in war. Same applies here. New curriculum prepares us for real life situations. Exams: 3 terminal and 1 University exam every year.
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Although the curriculum is vast and neverending but due to new curriculum being implemented by NMC in 2019 it has focused more on integrated studies which includes complementing the studies of pre clinical subjects with clinical teaching. Per year 3 internal exams are conducted with annual professional University exam which is decisive in promoting the students further.
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My favourite subject is anatomy and pharmacology because my faculty taught us competency based caricullum and complete their syllabus in national medical council provided time every day three class are having tough and two class are easy and one hour for extra caricullum.
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I was very fascinated by the human body so was eager to learn more about it. So I joined this curriculum. This curriculum provides real time experience and research-oriented learning. Teachers often ignore the classes or take the classes for a longer duration of time or extend the classes. So I would suggest the teachers to take classes on the provided time. Exams are taken strictly on a regular basis after every 3 months.
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MBBS is a very tough and long journey, but the thought of very life of others influenced me to choose this course. The curriculum of MBBS is well enough that includes theory classes, Practicals and hospital visit that help for better understand. The improvement may be some reduction in theory classes n there should be more Practicals. The MBBS life is full of exams , three internal exams at every 2.5 months and one last University exam.
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I choose this course to become a famous doctor to serve society. The faculty of our college is very good and the faculty: student is about 30:180. The faculty is highly qualified doctors of particular subjects and their method of teaching by online screening from pdf. There are 3 terminals and it is not difficult for daily learning students
MBBS is overall a tough course because we have to study a lot. After all we are going to become a doctor, so we can't excuse our patients that we don't know the particular disease. I personally choose the course as I had always liked biology and i want to directly serve our society and want to develop new treatment techniques. In RIMS, faculties are highly qualified and they are very helpful. They always try their best to make us understand the concepts. Besides highly qualified faculties, PG students are also available to help and teach us in RIMS. In every 3 months, we have our terminal examinations and to appear in final exam or university exam we have to pass atleast 2 terminals. Passing marks in MBBS is 50%.
All-time dream was to be a doctor that's why I chose this course. We have a great and high no of faculty. Professors, assistant professors, associate professors, tutors, etc. I don't know about qualified action, but teaching methods is really good, with application of clinical knowledge. There are 3 terminals and 1 university exam. It is difficult. You need to study really well to get passed.
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