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I chose this course because I want to serve people. Every year 2 internal examinations and and final year examinations are held. The examinations are not that tough. They teach us everything practically.

Ours is CBME Curriculum so they basically want us to have both practical and theory knowledge Hence this has been started They also have included multiple choice questions in the regular university examination for us to prepare for pg

The term exams will be conducted once in 10-12 months. And for every one professional year the exams are conducted and they are held by separate universities of our state . For us exams are conducted by ysrruhs. The exams are difficult to pass if we start studying in the last ie near to exams.

MBBS is the only course that could make me a surgeon that I always wanted to become, hence I chose this course I choose this college due to its high patient load . I could also go to AIIMS Deogarh, Jammu, Guwahati, Madhurai or Jipmer Karaikal but I choose AMC over them is due to Patient load only.Here I can get good clinical exposure compared to those There are programs like Family Adoption programme, Early Clinical Exposure form the first year itself , and from second year only students go to ward postings. There is always real world application in this course This course particularly dont want any improvements in my opinion, NMC regulates and improves the curriculum in real time and that is implemented in this college perfectly. For every like 3 months we have internal exams to assess ourselves . And final exams in the last.

My choice is based on my future, since my parents are doctors and we have a hospital, so I came into this course. The curriculum is pretty through, it's got pretty much everything covered. Not much room for improvement I feel like. The exams are not super hard, and the frequency is just right, there is enough time to prepare and enough time between two exams.

The curriculum will follow is CBME, which is called competency based medical education. Here we give the exposure to the practical things. The exempts are very much helpful for preparation. The frequency and timing of exams, also good

Being a doctor is a very respectful and responsible profession. One deserves the respect after all the years of hardwork. It's not an easy course, it requires many sacrifices and a lot more hardwork day and night. 5 yrs of undergraduation and another 3 yrs of postgraduation. With another 2 years of super-speciality. That is 10 years of one's life. We are dedicated towards patients care and wellbeing. We have a separate thing called "AETCOM" for us to learn the real world applications and hospital postings to have patient doctor interactions.

I had a passion for science since 5th STD or smtg, because we get to learn so many things about the human body and medical especially, though it is difficult, it inculcates interest into every individual Out curriculum is based on CBME which is basically Competency Based Medical Education where there are specific competencies in every subject for which we're given training and lectures are taken for us to get learn those topics and be thorough with the concepts Tamilnadu University conduct the exams every year, and till now, all the exams were set at a pretty good standard, they were not too difficult, and the correction also has been done in a fair manner I feel the curriculum can improve in segregating the portion between paper 1 and paper 2 for the university exams and avoid the confusion created during exams

Theory followed by practical classes are very helpful in effective subject learning The curriculum is good From my point of view animated or 3D teaching might be more helpful for the students to learn The exam timing and frequency are manageable to students

I like sharing people's pain.Doctors should show empathy towards their patients.Here in this course we should practice everything on our own.Practical knowledge is very important than theory.The final MBBS exams are a bit tough.The new curriculum added around 12 subjects in the final year leaving just 2 subjects in 3rd year which makes it tough to clear