RGUHS Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

curriculum is designed to be highly relevant and comprehensive for modern medical practice.Early Clinical Exposure is One of the strongest aspects of the curriculum is introducing students to patients in their very second year. The final year of the curriculum—the Compulsory Rotatory Residential Internship (CRRI) is effective it prepares students for the high-pressure environment of Indian healthcare, making them very capable of handling emergencies and outpatient departments (OPD ). Students feel that lectures are still too focused on passive PowerPoint presentations.Rigorous schedule, integrating "Life Skills" or "Stress Management" modules more formally into the foundation course would be helpful. The university exams (RGUHS) are generally fair but require a very high level of descriptive writing and practical precision.

The curriculum is as per RGUHS Banglore which adequately prepared students for real world experience. The teaching methods need to be more competitive with case study of patients. The internal exams are conducted thrice in a year giving exposure to students.

The course is extremely very good. And the according to the new curriculum of NMC is very helpful for the medical students to study well and develop good behaviour as a person and as a doctor and to be good to patients.

the classes are taken regularly in preclinical and paraclinical subject and some of clinical subjects as well. these are slidepresentation, demonstration and group discussions. there is great learning opportunities. case discusions are done in clinical postings. integrated leaning is not much practiced and would be drawback. library timings are not suitable at all.

The latest curriculum is good and easy for students . I dreamt of becoming a doctor and thus achieved through my parents support and my hardwork(cracking NEET) So course is of 4.5yrs + 1yr of internship total 5.5yrs You get 30000/month as stipend for 1year internship

So we had what is called as early clinical exposure where we were exposed to the clinical part of MBBS in our first year of course And we also had AETCOM classes where we were taught regarding the basics moral the doctor should have during their professional period of life

CBME curriculum :- Competency based medical education is being followed here. That is what they say but when exams are announced they give portions which have not even been taught. The curriculum is not of much use. Major improvements have to be done like letting the students read the topic and then discuss the topic can be done. iPad access in class is not allowed in our classes. If seen they will confiscate it and never give it back.

I just wanted to become a doctor and the i was not able to clear the cuttoff of neet 2024 and therefore decided to come to Bangalore Mbbs course is still very primitive as all the techniques taught are outdated and not even used

Mbbs course is one of the high respective course. We want to face many struggles during exams. But in future we will become excellenct doctor. Exams are not that much tough, but still passing marks in mbbs course is 40% (cbme curriculum). Last year it was 50% passing marks. We want to practice diagram for anatomy and physiology we want to write short notes.

The curriculum includes major practical part of life The nmc curriculum is very well suited Attendance should not be their priority over learning There is an exam every 3 months they're fairly challenging but on the right level even though they're difficult sometimes they teach us a lot