RGUHS Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

Medicine is a very noble profession From my childhood I was keen to take this branch. This college gives very good exposure If patient load is increased in the hospital students will get much better exposure Three exams a year moderate level are conducted

The schedule of exams are tight.there are 2 internals and a model exam for each semester.But this prepares you for the final exam. There are practical exam as well. This curriculum mainly focuses on the skill development of students and helps to apply theoretical knowledge to the clinical side. You get to witness all kind of procedures and do them at your level. You'll be an expert in procedures as the college makes sure the students are capable of doing the procedure well.

Our curriculum includes like for one year the number of subjects are not same. For first three years its 3 subjects per year but for final year its nearly 10 subjects. That makes a medical student too hectic to study. College conducts 3 internals (exams) and one external (main exam) and is followed the same till final year. The way its conducted is good but the distribution of the subjects might make student stressful at the end. But final year subjects can't be distributed to lower grades....as it needs practical orientation and hospital side experience. Hence it should be adjusted as per the curriculum.

I wanted to purse u medicine as it was my dream and this made me choose MBBS and I wanted to become a doctor who can treat people as it is very noble profession The curriculum involves posting in associate hospitals which will bring plenty of experience to the students and help them to understand the subject better the course could be improved further by Ai and apps which will help us imagine the subject virtually Passing the exam might be difficult as many fail to do so so the exams are quite difficult to crack

You'll start your clinical postings from 2nd year itself, hence getting an early exposure of different branches which will help you in choosing your desired branch clear. Mentor in the postings teach you the fundamental of examination and case history taking, which you'll apply in your practice. As patient load is high, you'll get hands on experience of examination, boosting your confidence. But mind you that the end posting clinical exam will be hard, they are gonna test your clinical skills (atleast the fundamentals) strictly.

I wanted to be a doctor , so I chose this course, ours is CBME batch , which is different from previous batches, it is good, exams are tough but if u prepare from starting days , it won't bother you much along the way.

The curriculum as well is provided by rguhs. It does to some aspect prepare you to face the real world and various academical exams. Frequent examinations are held every three months or so where the papers are evaluated internally whereas the University exams are evaluated by external faculty

I didnt choose to study BAMS it just came to me as i failed to get MBBS government seat. The curriculum is bery irrelevant and stereotypical. It fits nowwhere in the society and we csnt treat patients accordingly. The sustem should hive more importance on the modern pathology and pharmacology as the ayirvedic students lack the knkwledge of modern pathology and pharmacoloy. The exams are confucted once in a year.

MBBS curriculum has been reviswd from 2019 batch. Its called revised cbme curriculum. It focus more on early clinical exposure , adding AETCOM to improve patient doctor relationship. There is many SGD SDL to improve learning experience. OSCE are intoduced to improve clinical knowledge and skills. Communication skills are also given importance. I wish there could have been lot more division of number of students as it will help to increase the clinical exposure. In every year 3 internals with one final exam is conducted with thoery and practical

Students choose this course according to their respective reasons, my reason for choosing this course is the happiness that we get after treating a patient I also love to read about different diseases, their treatment and about how India has developed itself into heathcare sector. Curriculum provided by the college is satisfactory. My college although being private is associated with 3 government college, where we get good pateint inflow, hence giving us real life experience. Through there are certain areas of improvement like facilities provided to the patients and their family. Different professors have different teaching styles which are not suitable for all, hence even if facilities are well experienced they should work on their methods like some read only from ppt. Although exams are moderate in difficulty, they cover enough intellectual aspects. 3 internals from college side and 1 from University side takes place. Timing of exams is kept according to total marks.