AIIMS Delhi Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

AIIMS is an independent body and don't follow NMC guidelines. Exams happen on scheduled time and schedule for next year comes in October - November of previous year. Exams constitues of 50% mcqs and 50% subjective.

MBBS is hard but not impossible, you have study more and more to become a successful doctor. When I was came I was so depressed that I could not able to completey syllabus but now I accept the environment of medical college and trying to my best.

The academic of AIIMS RISHIKESH is very tight and tough.Each internal assessment carry a certain amount of marks which adds up to the final professional marks.There are a fixed number of classes alloted for every topic so that everyone should get proper time in understanding that topic.In excess of theory lecture,we also have clinical postings which increases our experience of treating patients

Students usually go for specialty courses and dont immediately start doing job , or they do residency which is around 6-7 years also depends course to course , in residency a person earns around 80000-90000 per month

The curriculum is fine. Here they prefer to rely on standard textbooks for better knowledge. And the postings here gives you very good practice and practical knowledge. Here we get to see a lot of complex and rarer cases in the ward.

Curriculum is quite hectic but interesting as well. Even if it's boring, it's important to study for the benefit of common people. Moreover, there are a total of nineteen subjects that you have to study in your complete MBBS.

AIIMS Delhi does not haveformal campus placements in the conventional sense. Instead medical students rely on internships, post MBBS employment opportunities and further academic or professional training for their career progression. Most students secure their desired career paths through further specialisation or employment in prestigious healthcare institutions

The curiculum well verses students to deal with every kind of cases and complaints patient comes with. Exams are held almost every 3-4 months which makes the student prepare for real life scenarios by giving clinical vignettes.

I wanted to become a doctor, and MBBS is the first step to become one, so I choose this course. This course makes you a primary care physician, capable of providing basic healthcare services. And being a bachelor's degree, this is a stepping stone for the future endeavours in medico life. Though I feel there's room for improvement in the flexibility of the course, as there's not much to choose what to study. Exams are once in 2-3 months, and are moderately difficult, except the professional exams, for which you have to put your best efforts

After the course, there will be an exam called NORCET, by passing this, anyone can be a AIIMS nursing officer , a central govt job with farely handsome salary. This is a real medical field, and we are medicos from 1st yr., coz we are not only reading books, but also , we are going to clinicals and serving care to critical patients , so allover it is farely realistic. There are options like in academic section, like after bsc. You can opt for msc nursing and being a nsg tutor in any govt. College. You may pursue PhD in nsg to being a professor in nsg college (prv, govt or Central govt.) Some major improvements are needed in this course, like making some productive assignment, update the WHO and ICMR rules in all books and discard old rules, and the biggest problem of nurses are not made for bedmaking, this can also be done by patient attendant, so have to remove this procedure . Only nurses can help in bedmaking for critical patients where patient can't move out from bed. There is a need for occupied bed, where can be a nurse needed. Frequency of exam is once in a two month. Internal subbies exam level is easy to moderate, very rarely hard But external subbies exam is moderate, and sometimes hard.