MUHS Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

I am Naveen Kumar, when I passed 10th standard, I realize my interest in medical life. then I select bio subjects and clear the 12th board exams. Then I take a 1-year drop to prepare for the Neet exam. I clear the Neet exam on 1st attempt.

I'm doing MBBS, this is a well-reputed course. The faculties are nice. And ratio also doesn't have a major variation, the faculty: student ratio is 1:10. All the faculty are MBBS GRADUATES and Postgraduates in their respective fields.

The course is based on the MUHS pattern and internal exams are conducted twice a year. The faculty-student ratio is around 1:20. The staff is highly qualified and everyone is a master's degree holder or PhD scholar. The University exam happens according to the MUHS timetable

I secured good scores in the neet exam and was able to get government college of Nashik and smbt college. But it had a better environment so, I choose it. We have really good faculties. We have 1 HOD for every subject with 2 Assistants and more teachers. Faculty is highly qualified as everyone has completed at least a master's and HODs have done Ph.D. also. They teach us daily with many different methods. Term exams are after every 1.5 years, they are really tough but if you study well then you can pass them easily.

There are lectures, practicals, and hospital postings as per the curriculum. College timings are from 9 to 5 whereas postings are from 9 to 12. Internal exams are taken on a regular basis, before the final university exams. The faculty is really nice and qualified in our college.

I want to be a doctor and serve people so I choose this field. Many students try this in ayurvedic treatment. This is 5 yr course with an internship. The exams are held by university timetable and by doing study and practice you can easily pass it.

So we had a batch of 100 students In my opinion, college is an average place to get your degree for the following reasons- 1) limited amount of actual hands-on patient experience 2) opd is extremely limited and low They let you treat a patient from around 3rd year but you've to literally fight for patients from final year and PG students In the final year also the same situation, arranging patients for the final year exam is more difficult than the actual exam itself Sometimes You've to pay the patients too for finishing up your quota The college is more focused on attendance and whether you reach a posting dot on time or not Nobody cares about the fact that even after reaching on time the student will be sitting ideal the whole day they ask for money and money and money whenever and wherever they can facilities are limited when you compare yourself to someone who has done the same degree from a better college, you feel nothing but guilt

The course aims to create responsible and efficient, trained doctors. All the professors are senior doctors specialized in their subjects with experience of many years. Each subject has a faculty of around 10-15 professors and residents who teach in a very understandable way. The teaching system at BJGMC is considered to be one of the best in all Maharashtra and also in India for Medical graduations. Every 4 months after will be an internal exam and a Preliminary exam before the end of the academic year. At the end of the academic year, the University conducts the Final Exam, the score of which decides whether the student passes the academic year or not. The exams are not much easy but studying regularly will not make the exams hard.

As my dream is to become a doctor so I choose this course. Faculty: student ratio was 1:10 All facilities are well-qualified MD/ MS doctors in their respective fields. The teaching method was very good, interesting and based on the doctor-patient relationship and there treatment. Term exams are on regular basis every 4 months like 1st term, 2nd term preliminary examination and final University examination. 50 % minimum marks are needed to pass an exam. It is easy if read the notes and books carefully as guided by professors.

I aspired to be a doctor since childhood. The faculty-student ratio is so good in this college. The qualification of the faculty is well and all are PG-qualified doctors (MD/MS). Term exams were held according to academic sessions and they were of average to difficult levels.