SMC Chennai Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

Stanley Medical College is located in Chennai, Tamil Nadu. The institute offers various UG, PG and Advanced Masters programs, offered in Full Time mode. The faculty at the Stanley Medical College is well-experienced with years of experience. The institute provides courses in various streams including Medicine & Health Sciences and Nursing. Stanley Medical College provides students with an opportunity to learn from skilled and experienced faculty members. The courses at Stanley Medical College are approved by the NMC and INC. In total, the institute provides 622 seats for the students. The infrastructure at the institute is well-built with modern facilities.

The course will make you a MBBS graduate , a doctor. It aims to make you gain sufficient knowledge in every aspect and tests you accordingly each year. The teaching methods are just enough comprising both theory and practical. The difficulty level is internal exams are set by the own departments so it varies from college to college. The final university exam ain't very difficult, you'll pass if you study. As simple as that. It's just enough difficulty, i would say moderate.

Curriculum is set by the national medical commision (NMC). The college is affliliated to TN MGR Medical University, Guindy. The curriculum is set in such a way that clinical skills are given more priority

The curriculum here is maintained in a good way such that each and every student here will get to know about everything which an medico should know. While they will be conducting exams gor every 2-3 weeks which makes them to master the topic on which the exam was conducted

Actually I never wanted to be a medical student but you know ,like every Indian parents they said medical field is the best and motivated me to join here... The curriculum here is the worst ( if you don't hab any interest) So don't join any medical college unless you have the specific interest. This curriculum really let's you apply in real life but it's hard to learn The exams ( Internals) are kept often.. min 3 per month .. while the University exam is once per year

The service we do to our patients made me choose this valuable profession The things we learn and we practice here are more helpful for the betterment of the society and for the poor We have exams every month

This curriculum I will not say this one is bad but it's difficult to cope , yeah then what to expect in an MBBS study It is based on CBME which is followed all over india We have regular tests and final university exam The syllabus is vaster than you think

The curriculum is based on CBME (Competency Based Medical Education) which is followed by the medical Colleges all over india This curriculum is being followed for the past 3 years, which is a difficult thing to get adapted for faculties, but they handle it well This curriculum is mostly clinical oriented. Exams will be conducted regularly, there will be an internal assessment test once a month of each subject. The final exam is conducted by the university.

I chose MBBS because it was something I had always found interesting. The faculty: student ratio is decent and the syllabus is covered effectively using a combination of powerpoint based theory classes and laboratory practicals.

I choose this course because of my interest in the ortho department. The student ratio is about 200. Qualification of the faculty & review teaching method is a ph.d and first class. It is difficult to pass but we follow daily classes and are interested in our dept.