Bowring and Lady Curzon Medical College & Research Institute Bangalore Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

The course curriculum is very comprehensive and relevant for exams but not for real world applications. I feel let the parts of body I was specially fascinating so I like anatomy very much and we also got a very good teacher, the curriculum is very good for examinations however the real wall applications of this curriculum is very little, they should be more real life applications and whatever the latest technology than studies are happening the student should get the latest info about them, timing between two exams in an internal semester should be a little more such as a day or two because we do not get time to prepare the subjects curriculum very well for the examination.

The curriculum is very irrelevant to the practical aspects of medical field. Every single subject starting from first year to final year is relevant and needed for a doctor to practice medicine in his everyday life. the curriculum is set by RGUHS and the textbooks that every student uses is also very relevant to the examination that we write. This curriculum is what is the foundation for a doctor, even though he ends up doing super speciality. This is standardised throughout India and throughout the nation. Every medical student studies, the same subjects and almost the same textbooks. So I think curriculum wise it is very standardised.

This course is one way of helping the society in a best way MBBS is not only a degree but also a responsibility of society To take of society and keep them healthy I suggest that in this curriculum more and more 3d study can help students to learn by practically knowing each body parts

I had in interest in medical field since childhood. The faculty are very good and teach good. The class strength is 150. All the teachers in medical colleges have an MBBS degree, they're doctors as well. The teaching method is through PPT. The exam will be once per year and it's very hard to pass.

We have internals once in around 3 months and we have yearly final exams. The average of the three internals is added to the final marks to declare the results. The exams are of average difficulty. Not too difficult to pass.