AIIMS Kalyani Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

Frequency of exams are good and difficulty level is for future exams and advancement in instrument influence me to take this course and i should prefer to increase the timing of practical to improve the curriculum

Extra curricular activities are taken great care of. Interhouse and inter college participations are very common. Exams are internals semesters and professionals taken monthly, 9 semisters and annually professional exams

Service to mankind is service to God this motto leads to choose medical profession as a career Were being called as second god as we serve people and make their life easier and purposeful Teaching methods is so good here

The course curriculum is quite planned and great and has a lot of advantages in having a clinical and learning diagnostic approach to various diseases. One area where the curriculum can improve is by having more practical classes rather than theoretical classes. The exams are quite difficult but are quite planned to make you understand the clinician and the passing percentage is 50 percent.

The curriculum spreads over 4.5 years + 1 year of compulsory internship. It includes a total of 19 subjects, these subjects prepare you well for handling patients in real life. AIIMS being an Institute of National Importance, has curated the curriculum very well with lots of focus on practical clinical knowledge. 4.5 years is divided into total 9 semesters and 4 Professional exams. In each exam you have to score more than 50% in each subject to pass. The course academics is very rigid and thorough, so you have to study hard really to come out as a skilled doctor.

Curriculum is as per NMC guidelines. Classes are in ppt mode with the best of faculties. Topics are covered with real time practical applications. Multiple seminars, revision classes, internal assessements, semester exams are there to assess our knowledge and brush it up. Multiple facilities, especially early clinical exposure with horizontal and vertical integrations are the best part.

The course is up to the mark and it deals about the human body and by it you can treat person. It's all about applications. I think the course should contain new ideas and should be more clinical approaches and interaction basis and there should be fewer classes every day but quality of class should be increased. In our college, the exams are super frequent and it is aiims so that the difficulty level is high.

This is a highly sought after course by science inclined students as this provides deep insight and analysis into the human body. You read every aspect of organisation and functioning of the body. There are frequent exams taken every 1 or 2 weeks. So you have to study pretty hard and regularly

MBBS is the course one needs to undergo to become a licensed medical doctor in India. It's a 5.5-year-long course having around 19 subjects ranging from Physiology and Anatomy to Medicine and Surgery. The teaching method is good.

It prepares you for real world by providing many clinical avs well as practical classes. Frequency of exam is once a year. Questions asked in exam are easy but difficult is time management because you have to solve around 180 questions in 200 minutes.