MUHS Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

The course is standard for all MBBS courses. There are theory lectures and practical classes. Hospital exposure begins in the second year onwards. Current revisions in the course like introduction of logbook etc are unnecessary and time consuming.

Studying medicine you have to be relevant and up to date with the recent advancements in healthcare which is what exactly we are provided. With one to one patient interaction and a lot of opportunities for hands on experience, this course helps you for an overall development as a doctor

We have to do a one year service bond which is compulsory for every student after completing the course which is of 5.5 years which includes 4.5 years of studying and 1 year of internship. The service bond can be completed in any of the GMCs or any other govt. health sectors like PHCs and others highest package is 80000 and lowest is 50000 depends upon the field which we choose 100% students ger placements I'll do my PG couses after the degree

MBBS is definately a tough course. along with being tough, it also puts some responsibilities on your shoulders as you will be treating real people with real problems in the real world as you complete this course. while studying, students should focus more on 'why' and 'how' type questions than 'what' type of questions. the major exams are conducted in 9 semesters . each semester is of 6 months + 1 year of compulsary internship.

Curriculum:Our curriculum is according to the latest CBME pattern provided by Medical council of India. University:Our university papper is conducted by muhs nashik as same as any other government medical College. Clinical postings: we have strict clinical postings from 2nd yr of our course for 2 hr on the working days. Patients are descent is number. Frequency of exams: we have 3 internals including prilims each yr for 1st and 2nd yr and then we have only 2 internals for 3rd minor and major(i.e. 4th yr).

We have newly updated CBME based syllabus which is mainly focused on clinical knowledge.Our cbme pattern is very up to the mark as it covers latest additions and other newly introduced things.although it has some non relevant stuffs especially in biochem department.

Mbbs course is always on top and this course give you respect which is not you afford in your life other than this course but in this course you need to always study in your life and there you will be feel problems

Well treating people felt great to me that is why I chose this and the curriculum was revised in 2019 . Clinical postings start from 2nd year itself and are followed by post end exams..which assess you clinical calibre in every subject that requires clinical skills as well as patient management. The exams are frequent like we have an internal or 2 internals followed by prelims and then after a month or two we have the university exams. Teaching never misses out, there is always a faculty or if not, the resident doctors that are involved in patient management is wards dedicated to various professions (eg medicine ,surgery and so on)The paperwork and obtaining signs for completion is a hassle but understandable considering the busy work involved in handling so many patients all day

As a mbbs doctor we should be prepared for all aspect .for that curriculum designed by muhs are good .Exam conducted by University are difficult.I. think journal writting is drawback of cbme curriculum.they are too much to write and not have specific use.practical knowledge should increased in curriculum than theoretical.

Desire to save someone's life.The clinical postings which we r facing since 2nd year are really helpful. the practical knowledge which we r gaining boosts our confidence every day. Through all up and downs we are .