Bhaikaka University Anand Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

The timing of college is good.Its around 9 AM to 5 PM.Only 1 hour break is there between 1 to 2 PM. Lectures are good. Curriculum is also very good.It includes major holidays but not every single holidays. There are no holiday on 2 or 4 Saturday. Every saturday college is running from 9 to 1.

I was personally very interested about the human body it's structure and functioning which is very well related and taught here. It's very amusing experience performing practical and all other stuff. A few teachers do teach us how to apply our theroy well in the clinical application in first year but as we go on we get special bridge course for this purpose. It is quite helpful and teaches how to interact with patients and all. The area to be improved for course curriculum is teachers should move on to newer methods of teaching with diagrams flowchart ppts and all.. they should take a small short quiz or test after class so students pay attention more to class. Timmings should be maintained for class as the classes after lunch are like sedatives and person can easily dose off.. Frequency of the exams are just enough and the timmings should be probably fixed to day time instead of mornings. Test instead should be taken more frequently. The difficulty level as per me is quite alright and to be honest it is quite easy.

The curriculum is completely based on the Nmc that it had proposed for the entire nation. The schedule provided by Nmc is strictly followed by the college and exams and sessions are taken as per that proposed schedule. Also we have aetcom and self development sessions in the college. We have postings in the hospital that help us to manage the real life exposure. We have early clinical exposure where we are well guided by the doctors and residents.

I am a student of imaging technology I chose it because there are many opportunities for jobs. The faculty in my college is awesome. Faculty ratio 1:30. The exams are very easy to tackle but you have to study for them.

I chose MD Pharmacology as I wanted to go into academics. I was interested in teaching medical students. The faculty-student ratio was 5:2. All the faculty were well-qualified and knowledgeable. Seminars and journal clubs were arranged regularly. Teachers were always there to help us with our studies and thesis. The work culture was very good. Exams were held yearly and small assignments in between. Exams were easy to pass if students had studied sincerely.

Good teaching facility among all mbbs college across gujarat.

Our college has the best teaching facilities provided in entire state. Only problems are high fee structure with compulsory mess and hostel for students staying in hostel. There are also less patients compared to other colleges.

There is nothing negative about our medical college. No one gets any bad from our college. The future of our college is very bright because of the effort of the staff and students. From 100 seats in past to 150 seats present. The progress is on.

One bad remarks is i always miss that environment and peoples and good thing is that i nver forget that precious days.

At our time our beloved finance minister Shri H M Patel was there and he started this institute for the benefit of society and community. The only thing I remember is our strike for getting recognition in Medical Council Of India. It was around 44 days strike and we enjoyed this strike and learnt so many things unity,bonding and other so many things.