Government Medical College, Patiala Faculty Details & Reviews ,

Faculty: No doubt this college is prestigious, and it is also a very old college. All the faculty members are super supportive; they clear all your doubts. There is also a committee for anti-ragging, as it is strictly prohibited in this college, so you can call anytime and seek their help if needed. This is a plus point for girls.

Faculty: The MBBS program is of five and a half years. For the first four and a half years, there are classes and practical and clinical tutoring. In the last year, there is a compulsory rotary internship for which every student is paid ₹15,000 per month, enough to meet their own needs. The course curriculum is relevant.

Faculty: The faculty does a good job of clearing each and every subject. Every subject has a qualified faculty member. The course curriculum is designed to divide 19 subjects into 4 academic years with 8 semesters. There are mid-semester exams after the first semester and final exams after the second.

Faculty: Teachers are very qualified and highly knowledgeable; they are professionals. The course curriculum is relevant, and the first-year subjects are anatomy, biochemistry, and physiology. The exams are moderate, and you cannot pass without studying, so you have to study.

Faculty: Teachers are helpful as they tell us how to study during exams. They are very knowledgeable. Semester exams are not too difficult and students who start studying 1, 2, or 3 months before the exams can pass easily. The passing percentage required for students is 50% and almost 80-90% of them get through.

Faculty: The teachers are really nice and helpful. They may also assist you in research work. But it's the self-study that matters and you can't rely on them. Obviously, this course is worthy enough for your noble purpose. Semester exams are not tough if you study barely 2 hours a day, which is more than sufficient. A minimum of 50% is required to pass.

Faculty: All teachers are qualified, but due to many patients, they cannot manage to give much time to students. Semester exams are of an average level, but random valuation makes some brilliant students get backlogs.

Faculty: The teachers are helpful, qualified and knowledgeable. The teaching quality in our college is average. The course curriculum is relevant. It makes the students ready for the clinical field. It is quite difficult to pass the exams. The pass percentage is 50%.

Faculty: Some teachers are helpful, well qualified and knowledgeable. PPT based teaching is done by most of the teachers. The course curriculum is relevant. Pass percentage of the exams is 50% in theory and 50% in practical exams. Exams are moderate to tough.

Faculty: The teachers are supportive but they have limited sources to teach us. They are well qualified and knowledgeable. The teachers' quality is quite good. The curriculum is very relevant and it makes students industry ready. The exams are very difficult.

Faculty: Faculty is very interactive, highly qualified and they are renowned doctors in their respective fields. There are many courses like MBBS, MD and BSc nursing, etc. To get admission in our college in MBBS, you have to clear NEET UG with a good rank and the same applies for MD in various branches like medicine, surgery, ENT, ophthalmology, community medicine, etc.

Faculty: Some teachers will just come in LT and read PPT and move on after taking attendance. But on the other side, very few teachers are actually very good. They teach us very conceptually which is most important I think especially in the medical field. Our curriculum has recently been updated to more clinical based orientation. So I think it was a good step taken by the MCI. Semester exams are average in difficulty I would say. Pass percentage is very good (approximately 90 percent).

Faculty: The teachers are very talented and knowledgeable but in this college one has to study on his/her own. They simply will teach you the topics whether you are listening or not. Teachers generally don't pay attention (unlike in schools). Course curriculum is relevant and students study books from all authors (international also). Semester exams are not too difficult. Most students generally pass them.

Faculty: The teachers are of great help to the students. All the teachers are post graduated and some of them also have higher qualifications. Their knowledge is always up to the par. The course curriculum is being improved every year and it's relevance is also improving. It creates a great team of doctors. The exams are quite tough and it's not an easy job to clear the semester exams. Approximately 90% of students are able to clear the exams in their first attempt.

Faculty: The education quality in our college is good. Everyone has to study on their own. The teachers are very helpful, and they explain the clinical view of every disease, making the study more interesting. Semester exams are tricky, so one must go through almost every point.