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MBBS | ₹27,210 (1st Year Fees) | 9 Feb - 20 Aug 2024 | |
Diploma | ₹7,240 (1st Year Fees) | - | |
PG Diploma | ₹71,680 (1st Year Fees) | - | |
M.D | ₹1.64 Lakhs (1st Year Fees) | - | |
M.Ch | ₹1.64 Lakhs (1st Year Fees) | - | |
DM | ₹1.64 Lakhs (1st Year Fees) | - | |
M.S | ₹81,050 (1st Year Fees) | - |
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MBBS is a course which saves the lives of patient and cure thier illnesses which will bring light to their life. From second year onwards we start getting clinical exposures, which helps us to prepare for the real world medical situations.Exams are conducted every 3 months which are quite difficult but will help us analyse our knowledge and improve them.
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We are following CBME curriculam. It is more focised on to the clinical side. The syllabus is really hectic. It has to be completed in nine months(1st yr i mean), which is too hard to do. As we are new to such a hectic schedule it'll be hard to adapt. But not a Herculean task if you are consistent. There is only one university exam a year but college will conduct three sessionals for internal assessment.
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The curriculum is very much student friendly with implementing ways to improve the students approach to the topic. The strict curriculum focuses more on practical aspect of the course rather than just mugging up.
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The curriculum is a bit drag but it provides very good opportunity to study as well as the exposure is top notch..you won't get it anywhere is a sure factor and also the exams are very difficult and super draining but it's part of the cup if you ask me..lot of topics each ear and also you'll fail if you're not studious enough
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The MBBS curriculum in India is generally comprehensive, covering various medical subjects like anatomy, physiology, pharmacology, pathology, etc. It often includes clinical rotations to provide practical experience. some students and professionals argue for improvement in terms of modernization, new technologies, and emphasis on practical skills.
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The curriculum is okay. I like some parts of UT whereas there are parts I may not be fond of. It may be because I am one who has to learn. The exams get stressful, especially for the first-year students.
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The course is very good and the mentors are all experienced doctors and we get a good hands on experience in this college due to the high patient load . The regular exams are also great if u want to learn in depth about medicine there are many opportunities available
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It's very challenging, but at the same time it is quite interesting and unique than any other course. There are internal exams every 3-4 months whose average decides whether you can write the University exam or not.
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It's my passion to become a doctor to treat the community at its best and for the welfare of society. The curriculum helps us to become a base doctor. Further, NEET pg has to be done to become a professional. University exams are conducted every year and I think it's difficult compared to the entrance exams we prepared.
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It was my friends during my plus two years influenced me into this curriculum and provided my basic knowledge for the preparations and they bought me multiple text books for the preparations and we all were in the same spirit to acquire maximum marks in the exam and I scored a maximum of 575 marks in my first exam and following a year complete study on the same made me score a mark of 650. Mbbs curriculum is a bit older than we expect the first year has 3 main subjects they are anatomy physiology and biochemistry of which anatomy so much interesting.
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