Pt. Deen Dayal Upadhaya Memorial Ayush and Health Science University Raipur Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

The MBBS course curriculum is all-encompassing, encompassing a broad spectrum of medical sciences. It encompasses subjects such as Anatomy, Physiology, Biochemistry, Pharmacology, Pathology, and Clinical Medicine. The faculty-to-student ratio is notably favorable, with seasoned professors and medical practitioners providing guidance. A significant proportion of the faculty members hold advanced degrees and possess extensive clinical expertise. Term examinations were consistently conducted as per the schedule, allowing ample time for adequate preparation. The level of difficulty varied depending on the specific subject and the depth of knowledge required. Passing these exams demanded unwavering commitment and diligence, but with the faculty's guidance, it remained achievable.

I choose this course as it was my parents dream and during childhood my paediatrician also inspired me to become a DR. This college has good faculties. In a subject department there is 1 HOD( head of department), 1 assistant professor,1associate professor, 2-3 demonstrator and many management workers. They are very helpful. Also there are 60 students so it is very helpful for students to understand what professor says. There is good communication between students and professors overall I would say a good bonding is there. All faculties MBBS graduated though some have done PHD also but they have good teaching experiences to make a student understand everything.There are 2 internal exams which are average to pass and one University exam in which you have to pass to go to next year. You have to give a supplementary exam if you fail the University exam or the final exam.

Right now it has a batch of 125 students, Faculties are very supportive. Special the student's cell head. All faculties are well educated, especially the clinical subjects are awesome. The annual function IRIS which is organised every year is awesome. After MBBS having to serve a bond of 2 years in rural areas which has a amount of 25 lac rupees.

Firstly, becoming a doctor was my childhood dream, so for that, I have to take this course by clearing NEET -UG examination. In college, as I am a 2020 batch student, we are 180 guyz in strength, and there are enough faculty in all the departments in college who are teaching us different topics and making them interesting for us. There are many Post grads too, who help us in our journey as they just went off from that. Faculties are very much qualified from reputed Universities and we have pgs, demonstrators, assistant professors, associate professors, and professors too in every department, who is teaching us in a very valuable manner. Exams like terminals etc are always on time in this college, and it is not very hard to pass them.

Exams are up on time. basically, there are 3 internal or terminal exams and a final University or external exam in a year which consists of lots of primary tests and seminars. the difficulty level of the exam is moderate to hard.

I chose the course because I wanted to be a doctor. The faculty-student ratio is good here and enough for all the students to get a proper education. But the space and lab facilities are a bit less as compared to the strength of the students. Faculties are highly qualified in the field and their teaching methods are also good. They use modern technologies to show images and slides using different presentations to teach in an excellent manner. We have 2 terminal exams and then a Pre-University exam filtered by a University(final) exam each year. Exams are quite tough as the syllabus is vast and we have to mug up a lot of information, which makes it very hard.

I chose this course because I wanted to become a doctor since childhood. The faculty-student ratio is good enough. All the faculties of various subjects are well qualified and most of them are either MBBS graduates or did PhD in their subject. 2 Terminal exams happen with a gap of around 1.5-2 months. Then pre University happens in December mostly. The main University exams are mostly in January or February. It is definitely difficult to pass the university exam, but the faculty is very helpful and so you get through it anyway If you study well.

I chose this course as I always wanted to be a doctor by joining this college and this course it will help me to achieve this aim. if I talk about the faculty: student ratio it may be somewhere around 10 students per faculty. all the faculty members are highly qualified professional doctors, everyone is having a professional degree postgraduate and above. their teaching method is up to the mark. more focus is given on practical knowledge rather than only bookish knowledge. in one year one university exam is conducted and one pre-university exam which comprises of practical and theory both. apart from this two terminal exams on an average 5-part completion test are also organized to test the knowledge of the student. the exams are quite a bit difficult as the syllabus is highly vast. one has to regularly study the concepts and thoroughly understand them so as to pass the exam.

A doctor can save lives and thats what i want to do, so i choose MBBS as my career option . as there are total 19 subjects theres good faculty student ratio. the teachers are quite good in teaching and making sure we learn good clinical exposure. and the well-known fact that MBBS exams are quite tough to crack but not impossible.

The faculty is more than sufficient and all of them with good qualification Actually, in GMC, the faculty members get transferred from one college to another so it's not like any college will have better teachers rather faculty is almost at the same level. Exams are regular. Viva and class tests are regular.