GMC Goa Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

The course curriculum is competency-based. The lecture schedule includes interactive sessions, practicals, clinical and group discussions. The learning process includes clinical experiences, problem oriented approach, case studies and community health care activities. Areas that could be improved include the implementation of small group discussions. Journal and logbooks should be given less significance. Interactions during the discussions should be given significance. Tests are conducted periodically and the timings are practical. The difficulty level of exams is easy to moderate level. The examination includes questions of clinical and practical relevance and not just theoretical knowledge.

So basically i didn't know what occupational therapy was but when i understand tht it has psychology subject in it thn i decided to take it. Occupational therapist helps people in being independent after they have been injured or anything. I love this course because we give activities to patients and through that we give therapies and that's a good thing.

The curriculum is very vast and sometimes not really reciprocating the future career point of view. More focus on the indian context rather then the Western is needed. Curriculum should be more focused on what the scope of the course is rather then focusing on the wider aspects. And the teaching methods need a lot of improvements, such as the students should be given the top priority and not the syllabus. Giving incomprehensible assignment won't help much rather having interactive sessions and faculties actually taking efforts and making the presentations rather then putting it on the students will really help a lot. Exams are very distored one semester sometimes take more then 6 months and sometimes the semester is rushed within just a month or so. Students have no idea when the college will place their next exams. No regular updates are provided regarding the facilities provided in the college.

So basically, first year we study about the basics of human body and from the 2nd year itself we get clinical experience, like we gave postings in different wards. We take history of the patient, do assessment etc We have 1 terminal exam, 1 preliminary exam and last is University exam.

Mbbs was always my passion I always wanted to be a doctor and goa being the home state I always dreamt of being a student here to serve our people. The faculty is excellent and full of skills and experience. The smart classrooms are being used n technology is at its fullest, with state of the art infrastructure.

After serving internship eligible for college placement 65% placement No. of companies offering I don't know My plans after getting a degree are either to do a fellowship or Masters or Work as an optometrist abroad

After the 12th board exam, I answered the Medical Entrance Test, Meet Exam. Goa got the best score and the 13th rank. Admission was awarded on the basis of merit. She entered the first round. The percentage of 12th boards is not calculated but must be at least 50% to qualify

Very good college with good faculty and lots of exposure in the medical field due to good hospital review and response. The college offers n number of courses and covers as much of the medical profession as possible.

Goa Medical College and Hospital is one of the oldest medical college in India well known for the quality of education it provides. The college is very well reputed and has students and patients from all around the country for its renowned facilities.

Very good college with good faculty and lots of exposure due to high number of patients, both coming to outpatient department as well as those getting admitted for treatment or surgery. Life in the hostel is pretty chill. During exams it gets a bit hectic.