NBMCH Faculty

Darjeeling, West BengalEstd 1968 WBUHS, Kolkata

NBMCH Faculty Details

Professor
Dr. Sudeshna Majumdar
Department of Anatomy
Associate Professor
Dr. Arabinda Roy
Department of Physiology
Professor
Dr. Mita Saha
Department of Biochemistry
Professor & HOD
Bidyut Krishna Goswami
Department of Pathology
Associate Professor
Dr. Anupam Nath Gupta
Department of Pharmacology
Assistant Professor
Dr. Sanjay Mallick
Department of Microbiology
Professor & HOD
Prabir Kumar Deb
Department of Forensic Medicie and Toxicology
Professor
Dr. Samir Dasgupta
Department of Community Medicine
Associate Professor
Dr. Uday Aditya Mukherjee
Department of Ophthalmology
Professor
Manotosh Dutta
Department of Ear
Professor
Dr. Sanjay Chatterjee
Department of General Medicine
Professor
Sankar Kumar Das
Department of Pediatric Medicine

NBMCH Faculties : Students' Opinion

AI-Generated Summary based on 37 Reviews

The faculty at the college is well-qualified, consisting of MD/MS/MCh holders, and maintains a good faculty-to-student ratio, approximately 15:1 with 200 students and around 12-13 teachers. They are approachable, supportive, and engage students with interactive teaching methods such as PowerPoint presentations. Faculty turnover occurs every 5-6 years, bringing diverse educators from across the state. Approximately 3 lectures are conducted daily except on government holidays, with 10-20 lecturers per department. The examination structure includes internal semester exams every 3 months and one professional exam annually, with a high pass rate of about 180 out of 200 students.

The curriculum aligns with NMC guidelines, and faculty are noted for their dedication, particularly in pre and para-clinical subjects. However, some departments may have insufficient faculty, and while most faculty members are committed, a few may lack enthusiasm. Overall, the college provides a supportive educational environment with various departmental resources like libraries and seminar rooms.

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