MUHS Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

In our college teachers have healthy relationships with students. They help the students in all ways. Our college has a library, practical labs, canteen, WiFi connection. Our college held first term, second term, preliminary exams. And lastly muhs held the university exam.

From the 5th semester, the students will do internships there and get paid upto 20000rs monthly. After that as a resident, we get 60000-80000rs per month. The residency is provided by our college as well as other colleges also, so the students get distributed. The highest package is 2.0 lakhs has been offered to senior doctors. In MBBS the placement ratio is highest at 99.9% because medicine is a profession that our country needs to work on for better medical facilities door to door to everyone. My plan after getting a degree is to master in Neurology and become a neurosurgeon.

The course curriculum for the BDS degree in ACPM Dental College, Dhule is as per University has set. But the syllabus is quite vast and detailed. But the knowledge is very much powerful. Also, this college has In semester exams and End Semester exams conducted by the university. The faculty is also well professional and friendly.

I always wanted to become a doctor and there are very few colleges like so it was a no brainer I chose this college. The faculty of the college is incredible and they are also very helpful and caring. The teachers here are highly qualified each being an MD/MS and very highly admired in their respective fields. There are 4 exams every year 2 units and 2 terms with viva. The exams are highly application based and help the students to put in the knowledge taught.

The teachers in the college are highly qualified and established individuals in their fields and student ratio is almost 1:1 . I would also like to point out that the teachers in the college are very help and extremely supportive towards students, the classes are interactive which benefits students. There are 4 written exama and 2 vivas throughout the year. The exams are application based and directly enables students to put in the knowledge taught during classes which makes students ready for future

After passing the final MBBS, we have to work as an intern in our hospital for one year. After the internship, we can work as medical officers in a hospital of our choice for the completion of the rural bond. After my mbbs, I plan to give NEET-PG and work as a resident.

Talking about the job and placements you'll never find a doctor not earning. Medicine is a noble profession but for survival, doctors have to earn money. In internship itself students start earning and as time passes they get paid more and more. In an internship, they are offered to pay 11000 rupees per month and after the completion of the internship, they are offered around a lakh rupees per month.

I always wanted to be a doctor and what better college than Seth GS the faculty here is fantastic and helps each student personally and they are also very soft-spoken and polite. All teachers are respected individuals in their fields. The teachers are either MBBS or MD/MS the ratio is approx equal. The exam papers are also very nice and set. The papers are set in a way that we can put in the applications of the topic which have learned which also benefits use in future.

Mbbs is for 4.5 years and then there is a compulsory 1-year internship after Mbbs ...after that, it depends on students to pursue higher education like MD/Ms or be a medical officer (mo) in any government or private hospital.

I wanted to choose for mbbs but due to my score, I opted for bams which I love to. I think in upcoming times Ayurved is going to have huge scope and it works where even science cant work. Faculty is nice but in colleges, as expected we need to do hard from our ideas faculty don't teach too deeply and are not involved truly. Some of the faculty members are doctors and their teaching method is ok. There are 2 term exams in a year and since due to lockdown I didn't study so much so they are not that hard but due to my syllabus lag, it was quite difficult for me to cope.