SIMSRC Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

Cct is a growing scope all over the world. Heart issues are in a large ratio in and around the world.A cct technician is a well reputated profession. Studies are good and understandable. All exams are difficult and previous year question papers and question banks are much help able.

The subjects and syllabus are a bit tough. It is difficult to pass the final exam . The college needs to improve their Internal exam system, which is three exams per year and a Final University exam in the end .

The syllabus is little bit tough and hard to pass . But the curriculum covers all the topics to become a successful Respiratory therapist. In every year there are three internal exams and one main exams.

The syllabus is little bit tough and hard to pass but the curriculum covers all the topics to become a successful physiotherapist In every year there are three internal exams and one main exam and one supply exam

The number of subjects is different in every year . The curriculum covers most of the topic needed to be a successful respiratory therapist. There is three internal exam and one main final exam every year.

The course has various job opportunities and has a stable income. We can start our own clinic by completing the course.The curriculum has some unwanted subjects but cover most of the syllabus with ease.

Bachelor of physiotherapy is course which is in equal value as a doctor, and it has high job opportunity in abroad. Curriculum is difficult to grasp but include all aspects needed for the job and more.

The main exams takes place for about 3 hours and their will be also practical examinations after the theory is completed. I choose operation theatre technology. As per my vision the opportunity for the job is good both in Karnataka and abroad. In terms of salary you can get 20-25 in Bangalore but you can earn in lakhs together at abroad.

The cbme curriculam is being strictly followed. Most of our classes are SGD sessions but we fail to discuss as most of us have very less knowledge on new topics which the teacher must explain but fail to do so due to the new curriculum rules The SDL's are given weekly which seem like copying in bluebooks and submitting as no one reads what they write. Formative assessments are helpful and are done monthly. Internals are strict and no malpractice is allowed. The new nmc guidelines for attendance is being followed but is a very difficult job for every student to do biometric every hour as we are a class of 250 students.

MBBS as a course is great with never ending learning and experiences, with amazing opportunities and helps you do the change or positive impact you wished to do But it does have its own cons as it constantly consumes a large portion of your day and energy, the curriculum is large and designed to be beneficial to people but burdening to students/ The expectations of perfect score and beyond amazing performance in academics doesn't exactly exist because of the vastness of syllabus