Agartala Government Medical College Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

I am an MBBS student. Very recently our curriculum was upgraded from the semester system to the Competency Based medical Education which includes skill development and early clinical Exposure. New curriculum like AETCOM and interaction with patients make it easier for us to get acquinted to the patients early. We give various exams throughout the year and it's tiring. But personally I feel it's effective for me as I keep on procrastinating my lessons. So frequent exams helps me to cover up my backlogs .

The newly approved CBME course for MBBS is a bit tough but it is more relevant to practical approach. The best use is in the clinics and during practice. The understanding and knowledge is tested at every step in clinics. Regular Part Completion Tests and Internal Examinations keep us in regular touch with studies. And at the end of year, its helpful in clinics and in Final exams

This course helps to serve people and also let's learn how to communicate with people.. It prepares well for real world applications. Exams are held four times a yr ..two internal assessments one pre University exam and another university exam.. however throughout the yr class tests are held unit tests and viva tutorials are also held..

Helping people to heal and the fascination of medicine and learning about human body Good opportunity to interact with patients, sufficient patient load in the hospitals More emphasis on Clinically relevant topics while reaching theory Once a year, moderate difficulty

Aspects influencing decision: Interacting and Helping People while serving this profession Curriculum helps with the new NMC criteria to be based more on practical knowledge Improvements on removing obselete topics which are not practiced now Frequency on approx 3 months on every Internal Exams and monthly on Part Completion Exams

I had dream to become a doctor,so I chose the course,the faculties of our college is highly qualified and also the teaching methods are very nice. All the aspects of becoming a good doctor are taken into consideration. Course Curriculum is up to date which is good in the field of medical and faculties are very supportive towards students.

It is a noble course and from the very childhood I had interested about human anatomy and about the physiological mechanisms of our body. Thus curriculum has direct exposure to the patients like Early Clinical Exposure for the students and also clinical duties everyday atleast for 3 hours. Thus helps us to interact directly with patients. The curriculum by itself is one if the best but if the clinical exposure is more then it would be the best. We sit for exams like total 25 to 30 small exams (part complition test) and 3 major exam and one final exam in a year.

The mbbs curriculum is based on more clinical knowledge and experience that made me interested in this course. The main aim of this curriculum is to provide more clinical knowledge to the students for becoming a better doctor. The examination part of the curriculum can be improved a bit for the sake of students There are 4exams taken in a year in the college and the course is of4years academics . The difficulty level of the exams are moderate to severely difficult

We are placed in the hospital during the internship on how good knowledge we have based on giving good treatment to the patients. The salary, in the beginning, is good and as the experience increases, we can even open our clinic or even hospital or work privately too. Placement in many renowned hospitals is quite so easy thought AGMC college and they give much money to work as a doctor. Like private Institute provide freshers 30-40k per month salary and govt are giving little bit low salary per month. But after 1year this salary increase.

About 100 students are getting admission every year in MBBS course. Our batch 2014-15 is the 10th batch of this college. And among 100 students of our batch, 90 students passed out in the final year in one go and all of them have successfully completed their internship duties by March 2020. The students become eligible for campus placements after the 3rd year. Almost 60-70% of students get placements every year from our college. I have completed my MBBS in 2019 and internship in 2020. Now I am working as a junior resident in NIL RATAN SARKAR MEDICAL COLLEGE AND HOSPITAL, KOLKATA.