Tripura Medical College West Tripura Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

MBBS gives a hope of job security first, also the fee structure is bit less as compared to the other private medical colleges in India, there is a strong hospital setup along with our college gives us varied experiences in learning medicine, improvement should be made in the field of extracurricular activities which is bit less there , there are 3 exams in a year and along with a university exam afterall. Difficulty level is average

MBBS is the base course to become an allopathic doctor...it was my ambition from childhood ...and biology was my favourite subject in school times so i choosed...to serve the country people by saving their lives...and make my parents and family proud too MBBS teaches everything a person should have in his life... apart from the medical knwldge of human body... to treat people...it makes students used to the peer pressure exm stress...long shift hours of duties in internship and residencies Areas of improvement are less in my view everything going good and seems well oriented...for me MBBS is hectic no doubt every months sometimes every weeks we have exams...and all part completion tests internal assesments and university exams at year ends

MBBS is not easy at all and one should go for it if he or she is courageous enough. The curriculum so far is going smoothly only the ATECOM classes should be added more. The frequency I.e early 2 sem exam and after the year the university exam are really helpful for clearing one's doubt.

My aspect that influenced me to choose the course is as the course give me an opportunity to serve the man kind and improved skill of learning Yes the circulam has prepear nicely according the need of society Only form of improvement is by giving some good scholarship benefits and reduce toxic culture Frequency of exam is high and with moderate difficulty

The course curriculum in terms of relevance and comprehensiveness is very good According to the new CBME curriculum we have to visit the clinics and get chance to interact with patients The exams are taken frequently and the level of questions ranges from easy to moderate level

MBBS is a very tough course, and it's curriculum has to be tough. We are being taught how to teach patients, how to take care of society, and all the basic etiquette a doctor should know. The exams are usually very tough. We have to be thorough about topics since we are going to save lives in the future.

You get to learn all the subjects of mbbs from experienced professors of tripura and other states also. Curriculum is based on latest cbme syllabus which is same all over India. Practical classes are also good.

MBBS for me is a great choice as one gets to interact with the patients, treat the patients and at the end of the day get a lot of satisfaction when the doctor get to cure the ailments of a patient. Everything that we are studying throughout our MBBS course, this is going to help someone else in getting a better healthy life. We can apply our knowledge in real human. There are total 9 semesters in MBBS course 2 in first professional MBBS, 3 in second professional MBBS, 2 in third professional MBBS part I and 2 in third professional MBBS part II, covering all 19 subjects. Along with this there are many part completion tests and viva for internal marks. The difficulty of the exam is average and with consistency and discipline one can easily go along smoothly with this exams.

Curriculum is very interesting Practicals are very much important Participate in class activities Practical makes us prepare for real-world application Long academic sessions to become a full-fledged practitioner There is no other areas of improvement Exams are held as per semester sometimes part completions test also held

Clinics every day scheduled in various departments help us encounter real-world practical health-related issues after theoretical classes. Exposure and interaction with patients increase the knowledge spectrum and communication skills of students.