RGMC Thane Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

The course is standard for all MBBS courses. There are theory lectures and practical classes. Hospital exposure begins in the second year onwards. Current revisions in the course like introduction of logbook etc are unnecessary and time consuming.

I'm pursuing MBBS course currently curriculum involves interaction with patients and being a doctor as Nobel profession it inspired me a lot . Curriculum involves actual interaction with real world patients under supervision so it directly prepares for real world Exam are once every 2-3 months

There is no denying that most of the things that needs studying are required to be studied by the students themselves . The faculty members are supposed to introduce us to the topics but for a deeper understanding , students need to spend their time with self studying and whenever they get stuck , they can always approach the teachers . Also it is known how tough this curriculum is

The Muhs curriculum is pretty well oriented it provides students with a comprehensive type of learning.the clinical postings prepare you for the real world ahead.more practical approach should be followed instead of the exam oriented approach The exams are moderately difficult.

MBBS is one the most respected coarse which drive me towards this coarse. As in medical colleges we taught directly by the doctors hence their experience is passed on to us and we have direct clinical posting which helps us to grow more of a clinical abilities. Exams done after every 3 months and difficulty is usually like you cannot answer every question because thier is no limit in the syllabus every thing related to medicine will be asked in exam .

The curriculum is quite a bit vast for those having a slow reading speed. Thus, it was difficult for me to make a transition from a NEET-oriented to a theory-oriented exam. This field also involves finding a balance between study and non-study hours. It was difficult in the early days for me to figure out which books to follow. I liked AETCOM being added to the course.

The MBBS course is itself a blessing to have as lakhs of students per year appear for its entrance and her only a few thousand get selected. The curriculum is good overall ,the only thing that is stressful is the less duration for 1st . This puts a great burden on the newly admitted students

MBBS is well respected field in this society. My dream to become a doctor, since I was 8 years old, came true when I took admission to RGMC college. The curriculum prepares us for real world applications by making us capable to face challenges, have practical approaches in times of panic, use our knowledge in the right manner at the right time. Areas of improvement could be improved facilities and equipments, better training, proper usage of time etc. Frequency of exams is 4 times in one year : two formatives and one preliminary exam, then finally university exam. Timing of exam is 10am to 1pm , that is 3 hours. Difficulty level is set higher than university pattern for better practice of students.

Curriculum is competency based which tries to help in overall development of student in all aspects. Every subject is given equally attention. Every department conducts seminars, different sessions in which students has to present different topics on stage which help them build confidence for speaking on stage.

Course curriculum is good but it's not in the favour of students I would say. It's really very hectic for students. We have a lot of writing work like journals, logbook,etc. We need to write reflection of every event happening in the course in our logbooks. We have shart deadline for completion of work. Subjects of MBBS are also very vast and we have limited time to complete it. And writing work takes our a lot of time during which we could have studied. But this situations make us prepared to take a lot of pressure and to deal with problems.