NTRUHS Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

during internship there will be campus interviews in dental to insurance companies mediclaim, medisuire etc, they offer around 20 placements per year highest is 400000/year and minimum is 300000/year placements to higher studies, foreign universities , satellites is around 70% i will go for abroad to pursue DDS there after clearing exams and i will settle there

They will provide employment to students who are highly skilled and proficient in clincial skills and they are referred to satellite clinics nearby to the students home town which is quite appreciable and they will pay around 3lakhs per annum which is a fair amount for a freshly passed out student.

Good teaching methods using smart board The curriculum prepared are good They give good time for exams and preparation there will be preparation holidays All the departments are good in teaching but some of the departments should improve

First and second year was good and completely It is based on basics n knowledge about the things that is happening in the human body where as third n fourth is completely about pathology which is related to diseases

Curriculum wise , in medical field that too being a government college, main objective of every student is to get good exposure to various number of cases , which is very good in out college , curriculum wise from our junior batches cbme curriculum is introduced which improved our academics also a lot

The curriculum is on point The way each department goes with the schedule is good We have guests lectures on clinical topics which are so informative And overall it's effective And on point

MBBS is a very relevant and comprehensive course. A central body called NMC looks over all the undergraduate students all over the country. I had a good interest in biology and life sciences which made me choose PCMB in 11th and 12th and respectively choose MBBS as my undergraduate degree. The ciricullum always strives to help the student understand real life applications with clinical aspects in every chapter and every sub topic. Practicals and theory are both well planned for all the subjects throughout the duration of the course to help each student learn the basics that will be applied in real life during hospital visits and clinical laboratories. The ciricullum also offers a course on attitude, ethics and communication called AETCOM to help students get better communicating with patients they come across everyday in hospital. These AETCOM classes are conducted regularly every month by every department.

This course has around 19 subjects in the curriculum and that's very important to learn these subject to graduate as a professional doctor. The teaching methods that they choose are so apt to make the concepts clear to the students. 3 internals are conducted for every batch before their University exams(finals). They also conduct weekly exams (FAs) before we write internals. The CBME curriculum helps in emphasising the clinical aspects more which prepares us for the real world applications and further academic pursuits.

Our college follows the NMC curriculum and they make the schedule according to it. It balances the theory and practical sections very well. There will be internal examinations for the improvement of the students.

As a Katuri Medical College student, I find the MBBS curriculum generally adequate but with room for improvement. The course covers essential medical knowledge, but could benefit from more practical, hands-on training. some subjects prepare us well for clinical practice, . , but wish for more emphasis on modern medical technologies and research methods. Exams are frequent, occurring every few months, and can be challenging. Their timing sometimes feels rushed, leaving little time for in-depth understanding. Overall, the curriculum provides a solid foundation, but could be enhanced with more real-world applications and updated content to better prepare us for evolving healthcare challenges.