Government Sivagangai Medical College And Hospital Faculty Details & Reviews ,Tamil Nadu - Other

Faculty: Academic staff members are average. There are straight university exams instead of semester exams for the MBBS program. The instruction is of low caliber. Students from North India find it challenging because 70% of instruction is in Tamil. Students find it challenging to spend five years due to limitations, food issues, and language barriers.

Faculty: Faculty members are average. In the MBBS course, there are no semester exams, but we have direct university exams. The quality of teaching is poor. It is difficult for North Indian students because 70% of teaching is in Tamil. It is difficult for students to spend five years because of language problems, food problems, and restrictions.

Faculty: Teachers are very helpful and knowledgeable. The teaching quality is good, but they teach in their languages, so be aware of that. Students are ready to earn after MBBS around Rs. 50,000-60,000 per month in the north side. Semester exams are easy.

Faculty: Teachers are qualified and very helpful. Teaching is conducted in both Tamil and English. The course is not hard but very vast, so persistence is key. It is a 5.5-year course with no semesters. There is a one-week break each for summer and winter. All Saturdays are working days except the second Saturday. Exams are moderately difficult. The strength per batch is 100. As a government college, expenses are relatively low. Professors for all departments are available. In anatomy, we have one cadave...

Faculty: Some subject have very good teacher quality and the staff is very knowleadge as well as helpfull, but some teachers are not so good, but overall they teach us to become good doctors in one way or the other We have Professional exams and those are very standard exams and hard to clear but still for 2021 batch the pass percentage was 97 %

Faculty: The teachers are well experienced and skilled. The teaching will be manual, as that of normal classroom teaching. A practical way of teaching is also implemented. Yes, the curriculum is relevant. The curriculum is based on NMC norms. They are strictly followed. The exams are of moderate toughness, and some will be quite tough. The pass percentage is 50%.

Faculty: Faculty members are good and friendly, with good quality of teaching. Yearly exams are moderately difficult. 100% of students pass in most of the year. The failure rate is very low. They provide good clinical exposure and learning techniques, helping to understand and learn about disease and their management.