RMCH Bareilly Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

There are clinics which give us experience of real world and opportunities to apply knowledge. Using newer technology could be beneficial. Final exams once a year and pre finals before that and 1-2 term exams each year along with practical and vivas Moderately tough and as the year passed it gets tougher.

1.curriculum was comprehensive. it includes essay type questions, short answer questions and multiple choice questions respectively. the teaching methadology requires improvement, there were no projector classed and labs classes were less. 2. the difficulty level of exams were high and syllabus was quite wide, yearly exams were held with no semester , mid semester or tests . 3. teaching method can include surveys, projector method teaching, organisation of labs etc. 4. subject based learning was the primary focus instead of practical learning.

Curriculum was very good. And easy to pursue. There was not necessary to go to college daily. Classes should be happened in smart way. College should use whiteboard and marker for teaching but currently they use chawk and blackboard.

It gives proper theoretical and practical knowledge about MBBS. Early clinical exposures are provided to us .Better 3d imaging studies and anatomage are present inside the college and relevance is quite much appreciated

Course is overrated no doubt but at the end it all worth it when you treat the patient. Currently NMC guidelines are clinically directed but the way college fulfills it are not up to the guidelines. After doing MBBS in this college you are not that much confident to prescribe any medication independently. Education here is more theoretical than practical. College can improve it by giving more practical knowledge on real patients. Due to lots of junior residents, MBBS students get less chance to perform any clinical activities.

Cinical part of each subject prepares students for real world application but course too vast to complete it . Timing of exam is 9am to 12 am , 3 hours exam , it happens in 2 to 3 months. We have enough time to prepare for it ,

The course that I did prepared me for the actual clinical duty in the field that is in the hospital that I will be doing the job in there was a bit lacking behind the teaching part as the instrument which were to be used in labs were not being properly utilized by the teaching faculty . The faculty did not use the packed articles but used the old ones to teach the students the 60 strength of students were being taught at ones which is why not everyone was able to understand the topic in practical lab

I always wanted to become a doctor and wanted to help needy that's why I chose this career Curriculum is actually doing well in modifying us for real world challenges They can give some space to students for there own benefits we as a doctor actually living a very hectic life in a very hectic field of career so all we need is to improve our timings of college hours, do not put soo much restrictions and do not such fine imposing things Exams are quite normal but they usually fail students in every semester so they can earn more and more money through this which is actually very tiring and upsetting .

Studying MBBS is tough But at the same time there is this constraint with every other course Self study is very important and an integral part of the students life As you won't be able to cope up with the amount of syllabus. Frequency of tests is very important as it prepares you for the finals and you don't lose edge over your studies. You'll have to give so many exams and internal assessments that the fear of exams will vanish and you'll be prepared for the future

College curriculum is strictly as per NMC guidelines. All the subjects are taught in relevant manner with proper focus on core competencies. Real world application and practical skills are taught in all subjects. Exams are difficult because you don't get muxh break between two subjects. Finishing the course grants you access to either work in a hospital or pursue further specialization with a post graduation degree.