GGSIPU Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

I chooses this course because I was interested in management, I think the faculty of this college is really helpful and pretty good. They are supporting us in all the projects, We have faculty with doctorates and degrees from other countries too, although the teaching method can sometimes be too rigid, it always depends on the teacher. We have to give 2-3 internals every semester before giving one final external. The exams are pretty easy and you can pass it easily.

MBBS course is the building block of the noble profession of being doctors 1:20 faculty-student ratio Faculty is well qualified from various premier institutions and are good at their jobs Term exams are scheduled for April end

MBBS is the course which will be needed to be a doctor in alleopathy What's more respected job than be a savior to someone There are almost 17 faculty member for 100 students in 1st proffesional year All faculties are from old well established institutions so they have a lot of experience Teach us like they prepared whole dish we just wanna pick that and set in our mouth There almost a test after every unit in all 3 subjects of first year Which almost take 1 month So have to study on daily basis to pass them Since we have to memorize llt of stuff it seems to be tough but believe me it's just a tiny effort to save someone's life

I loved Biology in class 11 so that's why I choose to be in medicine rather than engineering and our college, is the best in India for Medicine. The student faculty ratio is 20:1 so it is pretty good and all the faculty members are post graduated or even PhD and have study experience of around more than 10 years, even some also have 15+ years of experience.

I want to help people and this is the best course for this as a doctor helps someone in their worse. The faculty ratio is nearby 1:15. All teachers are highly qualified and at least do MD/MS in their respective courses. Exams are of moderate level. End terms are conducted in every 5 month and internal assessment every month.

I chose this course as I had an interest in mbbs from the right beginning of my secondary school. On each faculty, approx 20 Students are allotted. All the faculty have degrees of mbbs , MD and all the professors are highly versatile.

I am a 2nd-year MBBS student. The faculty here is great. All the departments are very good. And the faculty-student ratio is also good. The residents here in every department are also very helpful and supportive. The term exams are moderately tough and the questions cover every important topic. A thorough study of all the topics and class notes are sufficient to pass the exam.

As I want to become a doctor from childhood and helps the patien that's why. Choose MBBS. Faculty student ratio is good and it's nearby 1:10 Al the teachers are highly qualified amd atleast done MD/MS. Exams are taken every month and end term i every 5 month. Exams are not that difficult if you read you can pass.

See frankly speaking it was never like I wanted to study homoeopathy only and it was my dream to pursue BHMS but when you qualify an all india level competitive exam like NEET and then you get a govt medical College then it's a pride in itself and feels good, definitely BHMS is not as good as MBBS if we talk about career aspedcts but if we talk about homoeopathy itself without comparing it with MBBS then it has huge csope for you as you become a licensed medical practitioner after completing this course and you can go for Post graduation or even UPSC CMS exam to become an medical officer so all in all if you want to pursue homoeopathy then go for it don't hesitate it's a very good course to pursue. Talking about facult of my college, here we have a set of one of the best faculties of homoeopathy of the country, many of our professors have thereselves qualified UPSC CMS exams and are appointed as medical officers so facultywise we are very privileged in this college.

I always wanted to be a doctor so I choose this course. MBBS is a 5-year course consisting of 19 subjects as of now including 1 year of internship (4+1=5). The faculty-student ratio is very good here. In each department, there is a ratio of 5-8 students per teacher (including JRs). The faculty is very famous even internationally and has very unique teaching skills. Many of the faculties are even teaching in famous NEET PG coaching like PrepLadder, Marrow, DAMS and Bhatia. Few of the faculty is the author of the books used for MBBS in whole India like Dr Sparsh Gupta, Dr Geetika Khanna, Dr Mangla Kohli, and many more. Most of the faculty have even super specialisation - MBBS MD/MS/DM Due to covid, my exams of the first year were held late but before that, it was always on time as told by my seniors. You have to study 2-3 hours daily to pass the exams. Exams are tough. There are theory and practical papers each of 100 marks. To pass you have to score more than 50%. With an attendance of 80%