MPMSU Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

1:Bachelor in respiratory thrapy is new course in gandhi medical colleage. Thats why i am the 2nd batch in hole mp. 2: only there is 10 sets in respiratory thrapy. 3 in gandhi medical colleage for BACHELORS IN RESPIRATORY THRAPY no entrance exam . Only base your 12 th percentage.

India's traditional medicine.Most of the medicine doesn't have sode effects. Almost 1:25 Term exams are regular. And University exams are little bit irregular. Course is completed on time. Teachers are very supportive.

I have always looked forward for the benifit of the society and this course has been a stepping stone Faculty is very supportive and highly qualified so much so I have been delighted to have received this college ratio is 1:15 Exams were always before time and very difficult to comprehend

MBBS is a 5.5-year course in which 4.5 yr you have to study and 1 year of internship. Obviously becoming a doctor is a very big thing and preparing hard for neet and then getting selected. this itself is a big achievement. Professors are highly qualified as they all are doctors. 2 Sessional,1 PU, and then finally the main University exam. Since it's an MBBS course, nothing is going to be easy. But if you study then everything can be settled down easily.

Because it was my dream to be a doctor, Most of the departments have 1 associate professor and very few have 2. Most departments have 1-2 assistant professors, last year there was no assistant professor for the physiology department for the complete year and the number of demonstrators should be 3-4 for every department but this is not so, there are only 1-2 demonstrators in every department. The number of demonstrators will decrease as most of the demonstrators have got their PG seat so they are going to leave. All are well qualified, and teach well but due to a shortage of equipment and technical issues, we face difficulty in learning. All exams are on time.

I chose this course because becoming a doctor has been my dream since childhood. And want to become a super specialist surgeon. There are 250 students in our class and the faculty who teach us are qualified doctors. Neet is currently the toughest exam in India.

This is a 5-year course, you've to read a lot, then you've to do 1year rural bond if you have a domicile, if taking any scholarship then 2-year rural bond. Faculty members are just fine, you've to read it all by yourself, after all, the college is good, clean and has a sports ground and gym.

I always wanted to be a doctor. There is always enough faculty for students, students get enough attention from the faculty for anything. They have done master's degree in their subject. The term examination is always on the time examination are tough as the passing mark is 50%.

The first year always comes up with difficulties. However, the faculty members at our college are great and handled our curriculum well. All teachers are masters in their subjects. The way they deliver the lecture makes it more interesting. Despite of delay due to covid our syllabus and exams were conducted timely.

Mbbs is a 5.5-year course which includes regular theory and practical classes daily along with regular postings in hospital and internship in the last year of this course. Our college provides excellent classes by highly skilled faculty and our hospital also has a large patient input daily for excellent clinical practices. Faculties are also doctors with high qualifications they use ppt to take lectures and show us all instruments during practical classes. We have periodic PCT and sessional exams throughout the year and finally University exam at the end of each proof which is required to pass to go in the next prof.