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

Medical field are moderate to high yielding in terms of income and are also noble professions. It is also a job of high responsibility as your decisions directly alter the lives of other people. This adds to the thrill of being a doctor which is a plus. Examinations are very distressing and tiresome taking days to finish. But it's all worth it, at the end of the day.

The course of MBBS is tough and needs rigorous hardwork. The study hours in college is long which extends almost upto 8 hrs per day. Teaching methods needs to be improved . It can be improvised by simplifying the topics by giving appropriate examples rather than simply reading the slides of the ppt.

The MBBS course has a well prepared Curriculum which really helps us to prepare the students for becoming Good Doctors in the future. Exams are the reason why most of the Students open their books and even the Practical exams and the vivas may sometimes be haunting but definitely are memorable experiences.

The curriculum here is very practical based which includes dissection on cadavers, bone demonstration, hematology practicals, postings, biochem practicals etc. As the curriculum is very practical it prepares you well for the real world applications. Areas of improvement can be reduced written work and assignments. We have exams every 2-3 months which can be passes easily if you are consistent in your studies

It's the best and oldest state government medical college of chhatisgarh (AIIMS raipur is a central institution). Choosing MBBS here was based on the facts like location (ii) funding received from govt is first given here (iii) patient inflow at OPD everyday (iv) facilities at the hospital (v) challenging surgeries and cases being taken everyday (vi) best doctors are available here. You get to learn a lot

After the completion of the senior final year which is the fourth year the students become eligible for an internship in the hospital. After one year of internship, the students are placed in various govt. Medical facilities like PHC, and CHC. The average income varies from district to district but yes minimum they can earn upto 5LPA or 6LPA after a UG degree and after a PG they can earn a minimum of 12 LPA.

Exam occurs once in a year Total 4 year course Every year there is a main university exam other than this there are 2 terminals amd 1 pre-university exam Main is university in which you have to pass by 50%

MBBS is not very easy course to be in, it is not even short course, and throughout the course we are not only made to learn how to treat patients but also on how to respect a patient. By learning the ethics to become a doctor, it very much help us to build character on how to govern our life in future. Our course has very practical approach 1st year - we have to learn about normal function and structure of human body. 2nd year - we learn abnormalities and diseases and their cause. 3rd year (part-1) - we learn to apply this knowledge along its legal and social impacts 3rd year (part-2) - we learn how to identify and manage such cases. During one year compulsory intership we apply all the knowledge under guidance. End of every year we are given final exams along with their practicals which are fairly difficult.

If you're getting into MBBS, you have cleared neet and you have a slight idea of what you're getting yourself into. The subjects are tough, especially anatomy, because of the vastness of the subject. But if you're consistent and making lil efforts everyday, it's achievable without hampering the fun part of college life. Here are a few gem of resources that everyone uses for first year. Biochemistry - jambhulkar notes, Vasudevan/ satyanarayan book Lippincott for advanced studies Physiology - Sembulingam and Guyton. I swear by them. It doesn't get any simpler than this. Ganong for in depth studies Anatomy - Johari for exams Vishram Singh for easy to understand language and super simple diagrams Gray's anatomy for in depth understanding. Embryology - vishram Singh Histology - IB Singh Dissection - Cunningham or Mercy Navis There will be 2 terminal exams 1 pre University and then the final University. Don't rely on lectures to prepare you for this. You'll have to teach yoursel

In the first year, let me tell you there is no like interaction with patients but the teachers try to put up some cases in the classroom that make you judge the diagnosis and prognosis at least you get the idea. So definitely the curriculum is good.