KMC Mangalore Faculty Details & Reviews ,Karnataka - Other

Faculty: Faculty members are highly qualified, experienced, clinically oriented, and supportive. It is consistently rated highly by students. The CBME-based curriculum is followed. We have early clinical exposure, simulation training, and a strong focus on practical readiness and patient care.

Faculty: The faculty is really experienced and approachable. There are many famous faculty members in the college, like Archit Sir and SRB Sir; they are doctors themselves, so they prepare you for the real world and make you industry-ready. Exams are of medium difficulty; you need a minimum of 40% in theory and 40% in practicals, but the total should be 50%.

Faculty: The faculty members are great and very supportive. They are all specialists in their fields. The teaching quality is excellent because most of the teachers are experienced and they share their knowledge and experiences with us. The course is semester-based, with each semester lasting six months. The exams are not too difficult, and the minimum passing percentage is 50%.

Faculty: The teachers are very helpful in the department as well as outside the department. The course curriculum is relevant as per our batch. The semester exams in the college are normal but you have to work hard. The pass percentage is 98% because the remaining 2% don’t study well.

Faculty: The faculty in my course have been really helpful so far. They are most understanding and approachable to students, helping them in every way possible. The curriculum of the college is highly relevant to the respective courses and it gives hands-on experience to the students and makes them industry-ready. The semester exams are somewhat difficult but with enough reading and practice, a good score can be achieved in them. A student has to have a 50% score to pass the subject.

Faculty: The curriculum is nicely crafted and various important topics are covered with a strong emphasis on Human Physiology and the application of those principles in health and disease. The exams are a bit tough, you need to study hard to pass the exams. Generally, the 2nd and 3rd semesters are tough.

Faculty: Highly ordered and systemic pattern for exams and course. Faculty is highly cooperative in each aspect. Course curriculum involved seminars, presentations and other innovative methods of teaching and self learning. Semester exams are moderate level covering each aspect of subject.

Faculty: Faculty is really nice, especially anatomy department, i.e. Lakshmi sir, Latha mam and Mangala mam. They not only focus on curriculum but also tell us about clinical knowledge which is really important as a medical student. Physio and Biochemistry also have good teachers. Semester exams are of high level so that we become ready for the university exams.

Faculty: KMC Bangalore is one of the top medical colleges in India. Faculty members are well qualified, knowledgeable, and very helpful. KMC Bangalore is deemed university i.e autonomous body so they can design the curriculum as they want. The syllabus is the latest and very relatable. This is the best thing in deemed universities, and there is no semester pattern. At the end of year, this university examination happens where the passing percentage is 50%. Approximately 98% of students passed exams.

Faculty: All the teachers are atleast MBBS passout from respected colleges. They are best professor like Vishram Singh also. Course is CBME based for batch from 2020. It is competency based and well-equipped with tons of information. There are 3 sessional exams followed by university exams. Pass percentage is 90 percent in all exams.

Faculty: I would rate 8 out of 10 to the teachers. Faculty members are good when it comes to teaching, and helpful to students. Teachers are PGs and doctors, they ensure that students study well and even give counseling when students are emotionally or mentally not well. Passing marks are 50% in all exams. Semester exams are of a moderate level.

Faculty: Professors in our college are extremely knowledgeable and qualified. We are provided with excellent teaching quality. There are 19 subjects in our degree. Moreover, we have 4 hours a day of regular hospital postings which I find is enough to make good doctors. The course curriculum is quite relevant.

Faculty: Best thing about a private medical college is the staff. The professors are punctual and regular and they teach with a lot of interest. We were taught using presentations we all had small group teaching sessions in which we were given topics and were asked to read n come and then discussions in group of 20-25 use to take place which were pretty helpful.

Faculty: Faculty is one the best and hand picked. All are very skilled professionals. They are our role models and have the capacity of mould us in to good doctors. Faculty members are specialised into various fields and they show and give their best knowledge of them to us. They are very approachable.

Faculty: Faculty members are good. The course curriculum is the best. You will always get a chance to attend some kind of seminar to present. You will be given homework to do, and you are kind of never freed from learning medicine. The extracurricular activities are well appreciated. We have interclass events for a whole month, then comes the Utsav fest organised at Manipal.