SMCW Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

The curriculum follows NMC guidelines and provides a solid foundation in medical science. Integrated teaching methods help in correlating basic sciences with clinical applications Preparation for real world applications Areas of improvement like increased patient exposure , more research opportunities,enhanced practical skills. Exam level and difficulty The assessment includes multiple assessments, practicals and university exams. The exams are structured to ensure conceptual clarity and application based learning rather than rote memorisation. Difficulty level is moderate to high requiring consistent study

The course is well spaced in 4 years of theory and 1 year of internship, all that is learned in the 4 years is applied in the final year. How well one understands the subjects of 1st year i.e. Anatomy, Biochemistry and Physiology, shape the understanding of the 2nd year subjects. One needs to form a strong base in the first year to enable easy understanding and link the topics taught in the coming years. Since clinical postings start in the 2nd year, it is extremely important to pay attention and learn little skills to be able to attain the practical knowledge that comes with clinics.

The curriculum is well defined and goes according to NMC. The college hours includes classes, practical and clinical postings which together make up 8 hrs. There are some integrated lectures organised by the departments which are really helpful for better understanding. But sometimes the working hours are a bit hectic .

The course being MBBS is definitely a tough one but it is quite exhilarating too. The course trains us in such a manner that we can prepare for our postgraduate exams too. It also trains us to learn and avail from foreign too.

The colllege strictly follows NMC guidelines and makes sure the syllabus and college hours are up to mark. The examinations are frequent and we have post end exams every month after the rotation of the posting gets done.

The current curriculum is more practical and clinical-oriented. Special emphasis is laid on the clinical correlation and how this topic is related to a patient and the disease. Eg. the adverse drug reactions of beta blockers contradicts their use in a few patients. Also, lectures on communication skills, medical ethics, the right duties of physicians, and patients are also discussed under aetcom sessions which start from 1st year itself.

The curriculum followed in our college is strictly as prescribed by NMC. The course curriculum and teaching methods are up to the mark, There are two internal exams scheduled each of 200 marks and prelims of 300 marks before the final university exams. The difficulty level is moderate. The current CBME curriculum prepares us for real-world applications.

Our curriculum is based on the NMC rules. We have all the facilities like dissection hall, different embryonical models, biochemical labs and many more for practicing. The teaching methods are amazing as our professor uses some innovative methods of teaching like using models, 3D apps, clays, ppts, cbl and many more things.

The new curriculum includes competency based learning which comprises of both knowledge and skill. It has also introduced early clinical exposure in first year of mbbs for making the students aware and habitual with hospital environment, patient doctor interaction.

The course i am pursuing is MBBS..i won't drag it by telling why i wanted to become a doctor its just something i knew i had to do since i entered the real world. The course ofcourse as everyone says is difficult not as easy as other courses we don't get many days off.You might always feel jealous of your other course friends who'll keep getting offs but with a little bit extra effort you can easily cope up.Visiting opds gives you a different type of rush.Mine is a deemed university of it comes under NMC which is national medical council here they follow every single guideline laid by nmc and put in best effort to explain each of them to us.Nothing here is taken lightly. After every unit we complete in amy subject there is a class test We have to appear for 2 internal assessment passing in each of them is an essential criteria for appearing in Prelimnary exams if you fail to do so if you have to appear for remidial exam if you clear them then you get to sit is prelims Then comes Prof