GDMC Dehradun Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

MBBS is a very difficult course but after you become a Doctor the respect you earn in the society is worth it. Being a doctor takes a lot of patience and time. When you start attending clinics from 2nd year you slowly start to learn skills that are needed to diagnose and treat a patient. The whole curriculum is very well designed and NMC is making it better everyday.

The CBME module and latest NMC rules are well followed in our college. MBBS...is somewhat tedious course...a delicate mind should opt out . Holidays should be given more for efficiency of studies. Faculty members are excellent in their knowledge...only difference is that we need to extract that knowledge...

Mbbs is a 5.5-year-long course with a one-year internship for testing your skills I chose this course because medical sciences was my passion since childhood the faculty at govt doon Medical College is excellent they got a very broad spectrum of knowledge professors very educated and qualified we have exams every month and a professional examination at the end of the year where you need to score 50 per cent at least

As we know medical professionals are the highest-paying ones. And after doing mbbs one does not have to think a lot about placement because the no of doctors is fewer in our developing country. So after admitting to medical college, one does not have to think a lot about job security and financial status.

I chose this course as I have an interest in the medical field as a doctor. The faculties are quite good and faculty to student ratio is quite low 1:50 I think. Teachers are well-qualified doctors and their teaching method is quite good. Exams happen often every month and they are difficult to pass.

MBBS is a professional course. It is based on curriculum-based medical education. Teachers are highly qualified. There is a weekly test, terminal exams in 2 to 3 months, pre-professional exams and professional exams.

The application process is quite simple but the admission itself is not. I had to take the NEET-UG exam and once that was cleared, on the basis of merit list I got an admission in this college. In the course of 5.6 years, apart from the theory and practical exams, there is training as well.

My admission process was quite simple after I cleared the NEET exam. This is an all-India based exam where those who get a good ranking as admitted in the college. After that, all I had to do was fill up the registration form.

1. Location 2. Reputation 3. Availability of professors 4. Hostel facility available( incampus) 5. Government doon hospital is associated with it. The government doon medical College is located in patel nagar of dehradun. Since it has good location students find it easy to purchase their things easily. They don't have to roam here and there for commodities. Faculty members are good. Practicals are conducted by teachers very well. No class is skipped. Time table is strictly followed. The dissection hall, histology lab, clinical labs and all other labs are well maintained. Since it is associated with government doon hospital, students have chances to see patients and learn more during their clinical postings. All the rules of MCI are strictly followed. The fest and other co corricular activities are organised from time to time to balance the stress. Separate boys and girls hostel ( incampus) available. The college is developing and we hope that very soon it will get higher reputation. Recently pg courses in some non clinical subjects has been started. Also paramedical courses has been started from 2019.

I got admission based on my NEET scores. The exam is a national level examination for admission to medical courses. Some colleges also provides scholarships on the basis of the per centile as well. I got good marks so I got the college based on my scores.