NTRUHS Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

There are ppt presentation in our classroom and small group teaching and we have all have our own ipads that college provides with our expenses and there case based learning classes And exams are according to the year we are studying there 3 internals and one final exam

It is good as we get 2 years of academic exposure and 3 years of clinical exposure. During our academic exposure itself, we are exposed to preclinical exercises so that we gain confidence in taking up patients.

Great for people who wants to serve and treat people. Less theory and more of practical knowledge Easy to understand the course and clear the subjects and exams. Can have better work life balance with minimal stress.

They give us a preparatory leave of almost 1 month or 40-50 days for us to prepare for the final mbbs professional exams for which they complete they syallabus on time or earlier which is beneficial for us.

Good knowledge regarding dentistry and patient care.it includes each and every corner of subjects related to oral cavity and basic medical subjects.frequency of exams includes 3 internals per year and one university exam every year

MBBS is very difficult but a passionate profession to become a good doctor . It requires lot of hard work having 19 subjects divided into 4 years along with 1year internship . Exams to be conducted at end of each year. Posting in the hospital are from 9am to 12pm then classes from 1pm to 4pm

1. First of all the joy to treat and cure a patient is irreplacable with any other branch. 2. You get to see real time patients all the way since 2nd year itself and understand how everything works in real time. 3.The exams have a gap of around 3 months and are moderate to difficult. 4. A more integrative teaching is needed.

The curriculum is same for all the Dental colleges state wide so nothing worth mentioning there, the curriculum will almost prepare you to practice basic dentistry, but I beleive the practices are far more outdated and the colleges should be more holistic in terms of practicals.

I was determined to become a doctor which made me choose the course of MBBS. I really wanted to work for the masses and help save their lives. The curriculum for medicine in India is quite hectic as the course is too much and we have to complete in a short span of time. Mostly we have to do both Theory and clinicals to get a real world view of all the concepts and apply where it is required. The theory classes are passive lacking interaction, much of it like the traditional teaching method. So the teaching methods should be made more active involving debates, etc. The internals are held thrice with an interval of 2-3 months. The difficulty level is moderate according to me.

The neu cirriculum that is CBME is the worst cirriculum which has been proposed by the central government in the name of NMC ( national medical council) in the year 2019. It is not the same thing as the previous cirriculum. Here more the cons than pros in this cirriculum.