ABVMU Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

The course is very rigorous. The faculty are very easily approachable and with a student-to-faculty ratio that is very very awesome there are very few students in a batch of 25 when we go for clinical postings.

I selected MBBS in this college. It is quite good and this faculty-to-student ratio is very good. The teaching method is very good. Exam ke regular is based on the syllabus pattern of MCI. Exam conducted every year.

The members are very much supportive and have a very soothing nature. People in my college encourage students to study and focus on their goals. The exams held were on time and it wasn't too hard to pass.

I chose this course as it is now evolving in our country after covid and it leads to greater career options. In my college faculty members is fewer but they give their best for students. We have 2 internals and 1 final university examination as this course is a yearly programme.

Placement scope is also available in the college because the hospital is there. The average salary given is 10K-12k per month. They provide internships in the last year. I want to prepare for neet pg after getting the degree

As this is a medical College so each and every exam is tough to pass and also the passing marks are 50 per cent so it becomes a bit tough to pass every exam. But if you are a consistently studious student then you can easily pass or be in the good eyes of teachers also. But if you are not the type who studies daily then u have to study for your peak exams almost 7-10 days before exams least that too with full dedication because in MBBS you have some important topics which come regularly every year so you can pass at least but can't top in class. P.S. who wants to top we just need to pass.

There are basically three-term exams and each term exam must be passed to sit in a professional examination. There are various formative assignments test that also should be passed to improve your internal marks.

After the internship, the student can easily opt for jobs. The student have to work in government medical care for 2 years as per the bond stated. But if the student got qualified in next / neet pg entrance exam they become free from bond criteria. My plan after getting my degree is to pursue for post graduate courses.

Exam was always on time though mbbs course is toughest to study but due to guidance of teacher and faculty members as well as seniors it become an easy one way jouney. Though some laboratory instruments were not in good shape but it was enough for the work

There are eligibility criteria in the college, for the course I chose I had to have good marks in my board exams only then you are shortlisted. I wanted to be a doctor and this the best college in my region, with all the facilities and best professors. I also had to clear my NEET, these are necessary for admission.