Choose bmc or not
Likes
- College infrastructure lecture hall and ground
- This college has the best professor in the Karnataka
- The kindness of teachers is good in this college
Dislikes
- I don't like the washroom it is good but it should be more big
- I didn't like the other staff except teaching
- It has the very hectic schedule you can get very less rest
Remarks :
I choose this college because I live in this hometown which is nearer to me No ididnt applied to other colleges I wanted this college only Our college admission program is generated by the kea running by the government Our college last year cut off is 535 This year it might be 600
Course Curriculum Overview :
I like the profession to help the people my cource is the best profession to help the people You can get more better practical examination in this college They need to hire better anatomy professo For every 3 months we get an wxam
Loan/ Scholarship Provisions :
It is the one of the best college located in Karnataka you want to pay fees of 14400 Govt fees you can apply for good scholarship It has the one of modern great campus it is one of the best college in Indianour campus has best football ground cricket ground You can familiar with most patients it will have fun to spend 5 years in this college
Campus Life :
In our college we celebrate state festival that is kannada rajyotsava we celebrate Independence day ,Holi festival, republic day Unfortunately we have very small library It has books around 5000-10000 Every class has two projector with two smart boards Every year we do sports day
Faculty :
We have the ratio of faculty as for every 10 student . I like the sarabjeet sir most because heis the role modal gor us And ihate harpreet sir because he is to strict You will get 4 exam annually 3 are internal assessments And 1 is univercity examination
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Course Curriculum Overview :
The course curriculum at Bangalore Medical College and Research Institute (BMCRI) for its MBBS program is designed to align with the guidelines set by the National Medical Commission (NMC), formerly the Medical Council of India (MCI). The curriculum is structured to provide comprehensive medical education and ensure that students are well-prepared for clinical practice and further specialization. Here's an overview of the curriculum's relevance and comprehensiveness: Foundational Knowledge Pre-Clinical Subjects: The initial phase includes subjects like Anatomy, Physiology, and Biochemistry. These courses provide a strong foundation in the basic sciences essential for understanding the human body and its functions. Comprehensive: The curriculum covers extensive theoretical and practical knowledge, including cadaver dissections, lab experiments, and basic clinical skills. The curriculum at BMCRI is comprehensive, covering all essential areas required for a thorough medical education.