Azeezia College of Medical Sciences and Research Faculty Details & Reviews ,Kollam

Faculty: The faculty at our institute is excellent and well-experienced. Many of the teachers are retired professors from government medical institutions. Most of the teaching members establish a good rapport with students. The curriculum follows the new CBME (Competency-Based Medical Education) system, which focuses more on practical and clinical aspects of medicine. This is very relevant in the current scenario as it helps us in skill development and in future practice as doctors. The average pass perc...

Faculty: The college has the best management with helpful, well-qualified staff and definitely structured knowledge facilities. The teaching quality remains remarkable. The curriculum followed is CBME. For the university, we have 3 non-clinical subjects: microbiology, pathology, and pharmacology. For eligibility, we need 80% attendance for the practical and 75% for the theory. Which also includes attendance of 80% for non-exam-going clinical subjects. From 8:30-12:30 there are clinical postings, and from...

Faculty: Our faculty members are helpful, qualified, and knowledgeable. Academic-wise the college is sufficient. But in the practical world, sufficient knowledge is not being imparted due to a lack of patients as the college is in a remote area. The pass percentage is pretty good in this college. More often, theory lessons are emphasised rather than clinical and practical lessons.

Faculty: Faculty members are good, infact as per the academics but they are very strict and should have maximum attendance as I heard all the other colleges are also facing this problem. Students are allowed to write university exams only if they have good marks in the model examination conducted by the college and all the subjects are tough, if students study regularly it will be average, being a doctor is tough but after getting a lot of experience it is a well paid and well-respected job.

Faculty: The faculty members are highly educated and experienced. Most of the professors hold Ph.D degrees and have experience for more than 7 to 8 years. I have been helped by many of the professors on different problems. The MBBS course curriculum is hectic, but that is necessary. The exam structure is not very good, but the scores don't necessarily correlate with how good a medical professional student could be. There are separate exams evaluating performance in theory and practical.