Chhattisgarh Institute of Medical Sciences Bilaspur Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

After completing 4 years of course , there will be one year internship in which you will learn all the lessons and skills of a doctor practically and then you will be posted in any phc and you have to complete 2 year rural service bond

the mbbs course is long and teadious we often get exausted the course is not for the faint of heart or people who are not really hardworking mbbs curriculm overall is great the learning experience is even better and the study in itself is interesting

The curriculum here is very practical based which includes dissection on cadavers, bone demonstration, hematology practicals, postings, biochem practicals etc. As the curriculum is very practical it prepares you well for the real world applications. Areas of improvement can be reduced written work and assignments. We have exams every 2-3 months which can be passes easily if you are consistent in your studies

This course curriculum faculty member are soo good you never expect them this good .we have head of the department of each departments who are really a gem .they teach us very well .one get so much benefit here

I wanted to become a doctor so I chose mbbs. A/q to nmc the ratio is perfect, but not all colleges follow it, or they are not able to maintain it. The qualification of faculty can not be questioned, everyone meets the criteria to become a professor. However the pedagogy used by them is a bit old. The faculty uses projectors and teach via the powerpoint. Its good and modern too but just reading the slides is not going to work. Mbbs is really tough, the syllabus is huge and difficult to understand, it's not as easy as engineering to pass just by studying single night. You have to burn the midnight oil most of the time. The college conducts exams quarterly and a final exam at the end of year. In some colleges semester system is followed but in mine, proffessional exams are held yearly. It's not a cakewalk to pass. You have to start seriously a month before to pass the exam, students do fail in mbbs. No doubt it's the toughest field in world

Exams are up on time. basically, there are 3 internal or terminal exams and a final University or external exam in a year which consists of lots of primary tests and seminars. the difficulty level of the exam is moderate to hard.

I chose this course because I wanted to become a doctor since childhood. The faculty-student ratio is good enough. All the faculties of various subjects are well qualified and most of them are either MBBS graduates or did PhD in their subject. 2 Terminal exams happen with a gap of around 1.5-2 months. Then pre University happens in December mostly. The main University exams are mostly in January or February. It is definitely difficult to pass the university exam, but the faculty is very helpful and so you get through it anyway If you study well.

Yes, there is an internship in my college. In our medical field placement is based on the results of an undergraduate degree, like in govt. Colleges after graduation there is applied for PHC and CHC for 2 years which is necessary bond-based. After completing the degree try out for the PG degree seat entrance test NEXT and complete the PG course.

Because im from biology stream in class 11th-12th. And the university is situated in my hometown. I like the college atmosphere.

It is the second ranked Medical College in the state. This is the second oldest Medical College in state set up in 2001. The college is located in the center of the city. It has an area covering 25 acres with an additional setup of 45 acres being built up at Koni. A 700 beded hospital is attached to the college and also has a large auditorium for academic functions.