SIMSRC Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

So we had what is called as early clinical exposure where we were exposed to the clinical part of MBBS in our first year of course And we also had AETCOM classes where we were taught regarding the basics moral the doctor should have during their professional period of life

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

M.B.B.S it is the course for you to become a doctor. I don't need to tell you its value . But M.B.B.S is a tough course so only do it if you are interested, you are ready to work and you are ready to sacrifice a lot and study your entire life

We have a curriculum which is cbme which is integred in a practical orientated programme which gives knowledge abt to clinical skills and we also have a family adoption programme which is effective way of communicating or interaction with family members about community practices which are available teaching methods are done in integrated manner of clinical and non clinical subjects exams are conducted once in 10 to 12 months somewhat pattern of questions papers are clinically oriented

MBBS is an ever-changing course and most of the decisions about what we study are made by the policy makers and institutions such as NMC and MCI. There is little role of the college in that However SIMSRC makes it a point to follow all curriculum guidelines strictly whether they be issued from RGUHS or NMC. Including the latest inductions such as CBME , AETCOM etc

The passion in medicine and serving people in the field of health is what made me choose this profession. For every 20-25 students there is 1 faculty available in our premises.They have an amazing teaching method where along with timely examination conducted there are various assignments and encouragement for research given by them. I feel with what the faculty instruct and teaches, timely self-study it makes easy for students to score good marks.

8th semesters students become eligible for campus placement. Several companies visit to grab doctors for their hospital in the company sector as the railways, airlines, iron industries, ship industries and incorporate hospital. 2. Highest package is around 6 to 10 lakhs per month as a professional senior doctor and 2 to 3 lakhs as a junior. 3.95 % of students get jobs and practice in private or government sectors. 4. Going to foreign for FRCS and be a surgeon.

Good is college is in peaceful place in metropolitan city with good education system and bad is about infrastructure.

Positive - Well oriented staff, Dedicated professionals, Non corruptive office workers. Negative - College campus is not soo appreciated, Infrastructure needs more attention, Hostel food is needs a lot of improvement.