BFUHS Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

My batch 2021, was a batch of transition, from covid batch to normal batches, so we had less time to cover the whole course as compared to the regular term, which was manageable to some extent. The exams are held in the following manner- term, mid-terms, send-ups(similar to preboards in school, practice), and finals It's a little hard to pass the college exams but in the finals, it's easier comparatively not to slack off as minor mistakes can lead to failure. The faculty is pretty helpful if you're dedicated enough to the subject and your studies, as it is hard for the faculty to keep track of a class of 250 students. Overall HODs and professors are very helpful, they will be there to assist you at every step, it's up to you how to use it for your own advantage.

Faculty to student ratio is good. We had a batch of 100 but now seats are increasing and there are 150 seats. But it is less than elsewhere in Punjab. So the Faculty-student ratio is good. The faculty are competent and well-qualified. The specialist professor also takes lectures. Practice working is also good. Exams are conducted yearly and it is a bit difficult but if you study you can crack the exam easily.

I choose this course because I like this course and there is too much scope in this. The faculty is more than like 15 to 20 and in one class there are more than 60 students. The faculty had completed their MSc and Ph.D. The term exams are held after 3 or 4 months. It is difficult.

This a great insight into dentistry as a whole. Perio includes lasers and implants as well. There are four students to be allotted to the Perio branch. Nice teaching faculty with deep insights. Preparation for the exam on time.

There is one saying ' when there is will there is a way so we should be very clear that what we desire I always desire to pursue Mds so here I am The faculty-student ratio is appropriate In the college, we have many highly qualified faculty which are great mentors to us There are 4 exams yearly

My reason for choosing the college is because of the faculty members they are well-experienced in their field and have good teaching experience. Faculty is enough to handle all the students and manage the college well if in case other faculty members are on leave as well it usually poses no problem in administration. Send-up exams are taken thrice a year and are usually easy as we cover each and every topic.

Jobs are provided by private as well as government hospitals. You can also go for Masters's studies in various fields The clinic can be opened with self-investment There are many foreign opportunities after the course completion

These happen two times in each year terms 1 and 2. Then sendups. And lastly finals. If we study routinely then it will be easier to get good scores. Otherwise, the syllabus will pile up. No doubt mbbs is difficult and it requires a lot of hard work and smart work.

I chose this as it is one of the well-known colleges for mbbs in Punjab. 10:225, Faculty, are postgraduates. With an experience of more than 5years mostly. At the end of the year, there were exams that are a bit difficult to pass.

I chose this course because this was my passion form time immemorial. I always wanted to be a doctor and save patients lives. Also it's the most noble profession and has a lot of money so I chose this. Faculty student ratio is variable according to the subject, for eg in biochemistry subject in our college.....faculty is extremely low But in the anatomy or physiology or pharmacology department, nice and alot of faculty is present. Faculty almost everyone is MBBS, MD doctor..some even are super specialists like DM. Teachers method are fine, some use white boards some use the ppts. Term exams are Every 6 months and they are not a cup of tea. You must study well to get passed. In both theory and practical exams you must be knowledgeable to get fine numbers.