WBUHS Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

There are lots of curriculum and seminar.. Seminar and meeting for density in every department.. Best part is the involvement of all facilities and students of all academic year.. Presentation is very good of all faculties

I choose the course because of my own willing power so I have the gut to face our family.The course provided a big amount of journey in our life time after finishing the course.They have a different exam for our different experience.

The couse follows CBME pattern, it is the same nationwide. I was not influenced by someone or something. I wanted to pursue this degree since school. College really prepares you to interact with the outside world. You'll interact with many patients in wards as well as in campus. Taking to different kinds of people and observing a number of patients will lead to your growth onky. Exams are a bit too much on your mental and physical health. But if you're going to be a doctor. This much will need to be sacrificed

MBBS is one of the most relevant degrees in India as India, especially the rural parts of India, does not have sufficient doctors when it comes to our huge population. The curriculum includes patient interaction from the beginning of 2nd year itself, which leads to a better understanding of the course. The patient interaction with students during the 2nd and 3rd year could be managed in a better way. The exams here are moderate, and the frequency depends on the year and subject. There are minimum 3 semester exams and 1 professional exam every year. Which includes practical examination as well.

I am a student of Bsc Operation Theatre Technology. In this type of courses practical knowledge is very much valuable. In that sense, we get access to OT, Ward, ICU,CCU from the beginning of our study. Though we have to work hard everyday, we gain a lot of practical knowledges and experiences.

Thing that encourage me to opt this course is flexiblity and freedom. When someone complete his/her MBBS he/she is not bound to work in someone's supervision, they are free to choose the work according to their choice. After completing MBBS, everyone gains the knowledge and confidence to manage patient's problem in real world. I think some clinical things need to include from 1st year. With in year there are 2 semester examinations and 1 professional examination, gap between these exams are 3 months. Difficulty level of semesters are moderate to tough and professional exams are mild to moderately tough.

The main reason behind taking up my Paramedical course is to work as a Lab Technologist in verious Hospitals and Medical Fields and for future research . In this hospital has all the facilities that help a student to get real lab experience and in this college every day blood samples of hundreds of patient and by doing various test syudents can learn it with their own hands . There are two exams in a year one Inernal Exam and one External Exam . The External exam is the final Exam and it is the university Exam

MBBS course is definitely one of the toughest hurdle of any student who ha recently passed NEET. The syllabus is huge and needs utmost attention and care. Frequency of exams are also tiring for most of the students.

I believe our curriculum to be apt. There are frequent internal exams to have us prepared for our professional exams. However i feel the curriculum could include more clinical based senarios and we can learn better clinically than theoretically

The college is very much lineant with the examination pressure as it has only two exams in annual year mainly internal and final exam that occur during August and November. The academic pressure is very much low and college has a good practical way to teach students