BFUHS Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

Its a dream branch and course for many student Only 1% of the top rankers are able to get the college Curriculum is maintaed by national medical council and is well structured and maintained and proper implementation is there

I always wanted to be doctor in my life . So this was the course i prepared for . MBBS course will brush up my medical skills . And then will get admission in MD course The areas which it needs improvement.. is the toxic relationship between seniors and juniors in medical colleges and hospitals The long working hours without suitable rest and exams with lots of syllabus The frequency of exams is okay after 2.5 months .. and the difficulty level is also okay

This is the best course It is followed as perNMC guidelines They use many teaching learning methods All the topics are there in competencies as these are followed The course is too long And exams are very frequently held 3 to 4 times in a year and 1 main The difficulty level is also good and relevant to make students good doctor

Well this college provides a more interactive and modern way of getting to do mbbs Clinically they provide a lot of opportunities so it prepares us well Exams im not familiar about so cant say much but internal assessments are there frequently

Medical curriculum is now being managed by NMC who are trying new things which are kind of making it a bit weird and also the adaptability has been a little off. But overall its a good motive to stop rote learning

The system needs a lot of improvent. as in interns should be taught and not merely fill the gaps of workers, other staff. Focus should be made on learning and not just filling files just for the sake of formality Our Mentors work really hard.

Our batch is 2019, NMC has changed the curriculum to more clinically oriented one. It's very hectic and we don't have senior guidance. But we have become used to it. The teachers are also still confused.

Now the curriculum is more competency based and it is more of an integrated study rather than studying individual subjects And we have our clinical postings got started right from second prof which helps in early clinical exposure and helps to gain our practical knowledge Exams are held at the end of every prof that is yearly and difficulty level is moderate

Curiculum includes theoretical and practical phases of medical life as in any other medical college Proper theory classes are taken from morning to afternoon and then duties in opd and wards till 4 pm

The curriculum is a new one since 2019 which is more clinically oriented and patient focussed. But I donXt know whether it is helping or making students' lives tougher by undue pressure of passing prof exams. We have formative assessments and midterms quite a few times per year and then send ups. Final exams are held annually.