MUHS Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

I choose this course to work for society and save a life. The faculty of this college is good. Approx 200 students are there in each batch. All facilities are well qualified and doctors themselves. There are two term exams one preliminary before the final University exams.

Mbbs as a course is pretty good in this hospital. The academics are quite good. There are fewer faculty compared to other bmc and government medical colleges and they are less experienced too compared to Kem or Sion. Some wonderful professors will make u fall in love with the subject and at the same time, others teach just for the sake of teaching as a part of the job. So it's more like a self-study. Clinics are not to be missed. Exams are conducted as per muhs rules and timeliness. They are quite easy to pass unless the examiner wants you to fail. Practical exams are good going for most of us but a nightmare for some whom the examiners like to troll and show their knowledge.

In future, Ayurveda will achieve a great milestone for that reason choosing BAMS for my career. 60 students for a 1-year course. All faculty are MDs in the department vice sector. The exam was conducted timely and was somewhat difficult to pass in it.

Ayurveda has good scope in near future. Every subject has 2 3 teachers faculty members and support staff is very helpful and all the faculty members are Post graduate in their respective subjects, Internal exams take place twice a year

The scope for Bams is increasing day by day. So this is the only reason behind, I take the admission in Bams field. Good faculty members are there and they help with all the problems for students. If consistency is there in the study then he/she can easily pass the exam.

I choose this college because it is in Pune. And there are so many chances for jobs in Pune. The faculty is very good and supports all the students. The teachers are MPT physiotherapists and the external faculty is also highly qualified.

I choose this college for my goal is an become a doctor but I also did not take perfect marks in the NEET exam that was my admission in this field. In my college in Bsc nursing 1 year class 40 students 22 boys and 18 girls. The faculty ratio is good.

Annual pattern exams are taken with internals included. You get postings wherein you get to interact with the patients. Some campaigns, wherein you visit rural setups and grasp the clinical culture of rural Vidarbha. The faculty is overall excellent and qualified. Hierarchy culture is followed which sometimes may turn out bad.

All staff is MDS qualified. As the patient flow is good in that area practicals are performed well. Passing is hard and the passing percentage is 50%. The examination is held by MUHS(Maharashtra University of Health Sciences)

Student from the second year I itself allowed to go to the hospital for regular visits in order to gain information and experience. Further in later years students are provided OPD is to examine patients and give treatment. There is an intenship program present at the end of the course. It is of a duration 1 year stipend of 15000 to 20000 rupees is provided by the government. This amount may vary with the experience and knowledge of the given student. There is an average rate of about 95 percent of passing rate of the college. Well known Pharma companies and renowned hospitals take the college students for job purposes from directly of the college. Jobs is also provided by the government itself to work in the government hospital and also the students may be reported as professors to teach the students in the college. After completing my MBBS I would like to complete my further studies of MD and MS and like to get admission in the same college.