ESIC Hyderabad Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

First relevance usually the course circulum is aligned with contemporary medical standards and practices . Actually they do teach a lot in every aspect regarding the subject .If you are really passionate about becoming a doctor I would preferably suggest you to take this course because you have to be well disciplined , passionate, Hard working and the last but important thing is to be patient no matter what so all this makes you a good doctor some day ig.

They keep part completion tests once a month n internals once in 3 month's , prefinals before 2 months of final university exam's. They keep end posting exams too when the completion of individual posting like (gen medicine, ent)

I think there is soo much better curriculum for us in this Esic medical college Hyderabad . But I think there is much more imporsivele B of real world applications for further academic pursuits . And during hospital postings there should be special care so students can learn easily

Mbbs course is different from other courses.its difficult and very observation subject because you apply theory in real life. Now this course become cbmb based. Exam occurred 2 months gap toal is 4 exam occurs in year

The college curriculum is very well versed to make up able for real world applications. There will be 3 internal assessments per year. Exams will be once in 3 months. Both practical and theory exam will be held. One annual exam would be there.

As this is a medical college, students should complete 4 years of MBBS and do an internship which has a stipend of around 27k. Students can do NEET PG or can directly join any hospital. The average package after completion of NEET PG depends upon the specialization with Cardiologist, Oncologist, and Neurologist being paid the highest (around 2 LPA). The average package after NEET PG is around 1 LPA. All the students who finished MBBS have assured placements but the packages depend on higher qualifications and specialization. I would go for NEET PG preparation for a Cardiothoracic Surgeon.

I chose MBBS sheerly out of interest in the subject and my personal will of knowing the human body in a greater dimension. I also like digging into clinical cases and learning medical terminologies. The faculty-student ratio during normal classes is 1 teacher for the whole class but every day students are divided into further smaller batches of around 6-10 people per teacher for discussions and practicals. All professors must be MD doctors. The teachers are very skilled and qualified. The teachers incorporate digital teachings through PowerPoint presentations on the smartboard, seminars, discussions etc. We've CME on various topics like corona etc. We also celebrate various weeks like Breast cancer week and other awareness programmes. PCT(part completion tests) occur weekly while there are 2 internal exams (100 marks) that occur every three months. Overall, it's a great experience to study here and the faculty also extends their full support for our learning

It is a dream of many to become a doctor. Getting into a prestigious government college is the first step towards that goal. The faculty student ratio during normal classes is 1 teacher for the whole class but every day students are divided into further smaller batches of around 6-10 people per teacher for discussions and practicals. All professors must be MD doctors. The teachers are very skilled and qualified. The teachers incorporate digital teachings through PowerPoint presentations on the smartboard, seminars, discussions etc. PCT(part completion tests) occur weekly while there are 2 internal exams (100 marks), 1 prefinal(200 marks) and final exams(200 marks). The difficultly largely depends on the topic and subject.

MBBS is a very intriguing course, the practical applications are endless and noble. At ESIC the student's faculty ratio is around 6 students per teacher during group discussions every day and 9 students per cadaver which is very convenient for the students and teachers for learning. All faculty are MD postgraduate doctors from renowned institutes. The teaching methodologies are very versatile starting from small group discussions, self directed learning, presentations, seminars, projects etc. The exams here are conducted very often. Small part completion tests are conducted almost weekly for every subject which helps track your progress very efficiently.

I chose MBBS for the sole reason that I love to read about the human body in humongous detail. Honestly, if one joins MBBS for the purpose of moneymaking then I suggest you don't because you would be exhausted one day. Here at ESIC, student: teacher ratio is pretty good and maintained. Every 12 student has one mentor, for every subject. Talking about first-year subjects, the cadaveric dissection lab has 9 students per cadaver. So this makes it beneficial to learn anatomy and helpful in surgery too. Second-year onwards there are regular postings till 4th year after which you become an intern and have to serve according to the band signed. All the faculty here are either Ph.D. or Doctor themselves. Well trained and excellent at dispensing their service well. We've seminars, SGD( Short Group Discussion), SDL( Self Directed Learning), and regular PCT( part completion Tests) to improve our learning. It takes regular studies to clear these exams. MBBS cannot be passed by studying one night before exam.