MAHE Manipal Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

The placement have only started this year in our campus. Our branch is a new one so the placements are still going on and the exact number of avg placements and percentage of people got placed is still not out. But the management is trying their best to get as many as companies to campus.

The curriculum, like any medical curriculum is challenging but is still comprehensive in the way the faculty teaches it. The subjects in first year are anatomy, physiology, communication skills, indian constitution, exercise therapy and electrotherapy. The curriculum teaches us theory as well as practical application of concepts which prepares us to see patients in the future. I took this course cause it was my best option after MBBS. There are three exams per semester. Two sessional examinations and one final semester exam. These are of varying grades based on the subject. The course works on a credit system. If you have all credits then you pass. If you dont then you dont. It would be nice to have clincal postings from the first year itself so we would get to observe. But thats alright.

For a person who did not plan on taking physiotherapy as a major till after their boards, I am absolutely loving the curriculum and the subjects. The reason why I chose this college and this course is that we get to start going to clinics to gain experience from the second year itself. This allows us to gain clinical knowledge early on. It's course outline was very good. And it prepares us for all sorts of patients and cases. Right from orthopaedic or sports injuries to ICU patients meeding cardiopulmonary physiotherapy. We also gain experience in neuro physiotherapy. Clinical Postings change on a regular basis allowing a student to gain a lot of clinical experience in a good amount of time. Exams are often and are not very difficult if one is consistent. Practical examination are often difficult as methods differ from doctor to doctor but the overall idea is the same.

The course curriculum in first year is same for everyone it gives you a broader vision for you in problem solving and also gives you mere idea in what skills you require. This is totally different for the second years cause from here you learn about the course you selected and you will have more theoretical stuff.

The college is competitive but in a very friendly way as people don't view everyone as completion but also are fun they consider it all as fun rather than enemies it's all very chill so yeah Manipal is a fun place

Most of the things taught in the college are of significant relevance towards our day to day life and our career But some things taught in this course are quite extra with not such relevance and just add to the stress during exams

Students become eligible for campaign placements after the 8th semester. Total of 30 companies visit this college, like Taj, Marriott, Hilton, ITC, Hyatt,etc. highest and the average package varries from year to year. 99 percent of students get placed. My plans after a degree are moving out of India and becoming an entrepreneur

Placement Opportunities have begun at the Institution, we have career counseling sessions and institution is getting in touch with some organisations and companies, in the end of the semester students may consult the faculties inorder to apply for different companies. Students of MIV have very good scope of getting placed students have obtained placements at ICMR, IISc, FNDR, NIMHANS, NISHAD, Medical Colleges, etc. My plan is to pursue PhD from a reputed Institution.

In the first year the course subjects are pretty similar to what the students might have learnt in their high school, in most subjects. The course i am under right now is AI/ML , for which the subjects n contents actually help you and prepares you for real world applications and further academic pursuits.

I wanted to learn this course as this course doesn't have surgery part. And day by day there in demand of this course. The curriculum is set by the main campus which is Manipal. lt is very helpful in future aspects There is no suggestions for improvements in any areas of the courses and teaching methods The difficulty level of your examination is very normal but you have to work hard