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The term exams are followed amd they are mainly 2 in number folled by sentups with full syllabus before professional exams. You have enough time to read and pass the exams effortlessly if you are concentrated everyday for each subject. The real applications in MBBS course makes you more curious and you can decide your interests very easily and later you can make one choice of your choices. The exams are not so difficult but the pattern of questions is reapeating every year is similar amd rarely it changes. So be prepared for the uncertainties. The curriculum has competencies designed for each year in order to deal with real life situations and makes a perfect personality.
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Medicine is a Noble profession which make smile on other face when you treat them. Curriculum is real world application where you learn real skill and how to tackle problem because it is not only learned lecture in 4 walled room. We go hospital and learn how patients treat.
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MBBS is the first step to be a physician. To be a doctor means to be a great social help. This motivated me to take up the course. The curriculum is tough and time consuming. The faculties here are just amazing. The course is 4.5 year long with one year of compulsory internship.There are 3 term exams along with final professional exams at the end of the academic year. Apart from these , multiple monthly tests , assessments ,and vivas are also taken
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As one might know that we have to be practical in MBBS and that's what our curriculum and methods of learning are like. They are case and approach based rather being the normal rot learning process. And that's actually great.
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Medicine is no doubt relevant in all times. This is one of the professions where I can repay the society and also I could live a good livelihood. The curriculum is well-designed for becoming a good physician. Specific teaching methods based on competency, small group discussion, self-directed learning, observation, and assistance make it unique. 3 monthly term exams are taken, pre-university exams, and final professional exams yearly are taken.
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MBBS provides job security. The faculty is internationally recognised and have authored many books . The exams are difficult to pass with passing percentage of 70% .the faculty student ratio is around 100:1
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The course constitutes 19 subjects in 4.5 yrs followed by 1 yr compulsory internship. The faculty are good ,many of them are authors of international books and are well recognised on there respective fields. The faculty student ratio is around 1 :30 . The exs are moderately difficult to pass and they help to maintain standard of the college
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MBBS is a big course with a large scope. Faculties are themselves residents and professors with excellent teaching and good faculty-student ratio. Term exams are slightly more difficult than Proffs but excellent teaching makes them easy to pass.
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I loved studying the human body since I was 12 years of age. Thus aspiring to be a doctor I prepared for NEET. The faculty-student ratio in MAMC is pretty good with it being around 1 faculty per 15 students. The faculty is highly qualified with postgraduate and doctorate degrees in various medical specialisations. The exams conducted are based on highly important topics and cover the majority of the syllabus thus truly testing our knowledge.
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MBBS is a course which has a lot of scope and future in upcoming time. There is no need to look for jobs as hospitals are always recruiting doctors. Faculty in each department is around 15 persons, hence the faculty: student ratio is 15:250 which is 3:50. For every 50 students there are three faculty members. The faculty is top-tier level, with some themselves being passed out of MAMC and other colleges. Term exams are twice a year and there are sent-ups also so three term exams. It is a bit difficult but with everyone, you don't lose hope.
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