ACMS Delhi Faculty Details & Reviews ,Delhi Cantt, Delhi

Faculty: All the faculty members are either ACMs faculty or base hospital doctors who give their 100 percent. The first and second year are more theoretically oriented, while the third and final year is clinical subjects with postings starting from the second year onwards.

Faculty: The teachers in our college are extremely helpful and they are very kind enough to help us not only with our academics but also with the placement process. The course curriculum is also extremely relevant from an industry point of view. The exams are also not that difficult to crack.

Faculty: Teachers are very good and have clinical experience that makes the teaching and learning process much easier. They are well-qualified, and they teach us everything with case studies that make things easily understandable.

Faculty: Teachers here are well qualified and helpful. They teach very well and give full support to the students to perform well. All the tutor staff members are MBBS, and some have also done PG degrees. They help the students not only in studies but also in other matters like emotional, social, and financial. In this course, there is nothing related to industry material.

Faculty: Army College of Medical Sciences provides only one course that is bachelor of medicine and bachelor of surgery which consists of 19 subjects, and all the faculty members of each department are well-qualified in their subjects. The teaching quality in college is very good as army officers are also there for help in every subject.

Faculty: Teachers are qualified and knowledgeable. Lecturers are good, and they use traditional classroom teaching as well as clinics to teach. 75% of attendance is mandatory for the students. Otherwise, admit cards were not issued. Exposure to clinical cases was given in base hospitals. The course curriculum was useful but could be better.

Faculty: The teachers are mostly serving Army Medical Corps personnel and are extremely qualified. There are 2 term exams and pre-professional and professional exams at the end of each year which take place in the university. You need 75% attendance and 50% internal assessment throughout the year to sit for the exam.