Government Medical College and Hospital Nandurbar Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

the curriculum is properly planned and is very good to follow... it is based on nmc guidelines which is followed by all the medical colleges in india from 2019 ... cbme pattern is followed which is good for medical education

Mbbs was chosen by me with the intention of helping the people that is the society in general. This college gave me the opportunity to make my dream come true with providing me such an opportunity with it

Curriculum is nationalized, hence same curriculum is followed in every college. About exams, three internal exams and one university exam. Internal exams are slightly difficult as compared to university exams. However, we get sufficient time for preparation.

I rate the course curriculum 4 out of 5. Specific espect to choose this course is due to respect. It was smooth and wonderful. I think it would be improve with the help of quality teachers. Frequency is 2 to 3 months and difficulty level is moderate

In this course the specific aspects are that we got to know about the human body all over and by this we can treat any people suffering from the disease.i think they can improve by providing separate whole department and classes for each subjects

I wanted to pursue an MBBS since the beginning when I was mature enough to think about my career options. MBBS prepares you for a lot of real-life experiences, and teaches a lot about life and death as well and how precious life is. In MBBS exams are frequent with the frequency of exams per 2 months

The MBBS course lasts for five and a half years followed by internship of one year. Subjects: First Professional MBBS (1) Foundation course-1 week, remaining spread over 6 months at the discretion of college. (ii) Anatomy, Physiology & Biochemistry. Introduction to Community Medicine, (iv) Early Clinical Exposure. (v) Attitude, Ethics, and communication(AETCOM) Second Professional MBBS: (1) Pathology, Microbiology, Pharmacology (ii) Introduction to clinical subjects (iii) Clinical postings, (i) Community Medicine, Forensic Medicine and Toxicology, Medicine & allied, Surgery & allied, Pediatrics and Obstetrics & Third Professional part 1. MBBS, including Electives 1 month Gynecology (ii) Family visits for FAP (iii) Clinical postings Third Professional part 2, MBBS (i) General Medicine, Dermatology, Psychiatry, Respiratory medicine, Pediatrics, General Surgery, rhinolaryngology. Orthopedics, Oto Ophthalmology,Radiodiagnosis, Anesthesiology, Obstetrics & Gynecology

There are about 19 subjects for 4 years and there is 4 and half year the course time And there is 1 year internship after completion of final year There is theory plus practical and yearly examination.

The course named MBBS is itself a respected field which makes us doctor a well known identity in the society so I choose this course it makes us very tough in those 5 years of curriculum by teaching us morals and methods to diagnose and analyse diseases of people and their nature also I think they teach us in best way so I didn't think there is any scope is there for any improvement the frequency of exams are 4 times in a year which are quite easy but University exams are quite tough bcz of complete syllabus

To become a life savior. By giving practicals and posting opportunity in respective departments it gives real world application. We can improve by attending all the postings in hospital. University exam happens once in a year which is not soo tough.