Dr. Radhakrishnan Govt. Medical College Hamirpur Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

Core Knowledge: Covers essential subjects like Anatomy, Physiology, Biochemistry, Pathology, Pharmacology, and Community Medicine, which are crucial for understanding human health and disease. Emphasis on practical and clinical exposure in later years ensures students are prepared for real-world medical challenges. 2. National Health Needs: Subjects like Community Medicine align well with public health needs in India, focusing on preventive care and rural healthcare challenges. 3. Examinations and Competency: Prepares students for NEET PG and global medical licensing exams like USMLE or PLAB, ensuring relevance at both national and international levels.

This course literally takes your sweat out and make you a responsible and well managed individual. You are regarded as second God by the people. You learn how to take quick decisions in emergency and you also learn how manage hardships of life well.That's what I liked about this course. Talking about improvements in curriculum,then yes it needs to improved, teachers should be trained how to make students understand topic and not just read slides in college and how to interact with students in class.

I opt for this course because it will provide me to the most honorable and professional degrees as a doctor This curriculum helps me to learn to deal with the patients and the conditions that I will face in my future job According to me the course should focus more on the practice rather then theory

Being a doctor is a thing to pride in. Also, this medical profession is a Nobel profession and I wanted to be part of it for so long. And I wanted to serve my nation by being a doctor. I am happy to be a part of this profession

By doing this course you gonna become a doctor so of course, my aim was that. The faculty is nice and understandable and helpful and the ratio is like 30 students and one teacher. Their teaching method is quite unique and they try to help u out in each possible way. There are yearly final exams and it's not that much difficult if u are regular in your studies.

Mbbs is not a degree. It is an emotion. You spend 5.5 years. Your classmates become your family. In this college, there is a very friendly environment. The faculty is very nice. Post-graduated, graduated faculties are there. Different teachers have different methods. Some prefer ppt's, some prefer chalk and board like schools too. Language used here is Hindi or English. Well, in MBBS overall it is quite tough to pass all exams. Here exams are held 4 times a year finals included.